It is no surprise to me that this used as an example for games as an art form. The minimalist approach made this a masterpiece. No NPCs, no side missions, no unlocks. Just 16 magnificent bosses, a boy and his sword, his bow and his ever loyal horse agro.

Rage and teststostrone fuel Kratos viscously Violent venture into olympus.
Phenomenal bosses that stay consistent throughout.

Short? Yes. Unforgettable and creative? Yes. This is one of the most unusual yet relatable stories ever produced.

Graphics so good they are painted on a virtual canvas. Gameplay buttery smooth

Gorgeous open World, superb combat and a story with a final boss so good it should be studied in colleges. Ghost is one of playstations very best.

An improvement on Assassins Creed II in every conceivable way. Training Assassins is so much fun and watching Ezio mature into a capable master Assassin is a sight to behold.

Mario's most unique platformer is set in Isle delfino a tropical island paradise. An outstanding hub world for an outstanding game.

Rockstars Western classic makes you feel your in a John Wayne and Clint Eastwood film. Well written with a excellent story. It's the random stranger encounters that are my favourite part.

Parkour! Mechs! Shooting! Time Jumping! So many ideas make up one of the best FPS single player campaigns since Half Life 2.

A Raw, Real and relentless experience. No other game matches its maturity and devastating emotional impact.

The Bat-Tank isn't that bad! It helps add variety between the always fantastic free flow combat and invincible predator sections. My favourite use of The Joker in all Batman Media.

Metroid is a clear influence on my personal favourite outing from the dark Knight. Scarecrow sections are the highlight of already excellent game.

I was disappointed with this on my first playthrough but after replaying it I am after warming up to the games superb capture mechanic, dynamic movement system, colourful levels and the feeling of euphoric unbridled joy encaptulated by the amazing song "Jump up, Superstar"