I have fond memories playing this game and the ability to record your own sound effects for wiping out and doing cool tricks and hearing them played back to you in crushed audio quality was a fun gimmick. Never did play the console counterpart but I bet it wasn't as vibrant as this.

A masterpiece ahead of its time. Somehow still pretty scary despite you playing as basically a super soldier. Enemy AI famously holds up and impresses, and area designs made me feel like I was playing Die Hard at times. Highly recommend for fans of FPS and Horror.

I played the GBA version which I imagine was wildly different from the console versions. Still, I remember it was pretty alright!

A solid, imaginative 3D platformer with unique worlds and abilities. Don't play on keyboard, that final level is hell.

The benchmark that all character action games should strive to meet. Challenging, goofy, and stylish.

hours and hours were spent playing this game MP. This was MY GoldenEye

I think pretty highly of it since it's the way I first played through SM64. Pretty challenging at times really and the camera never helped, but it's hard to deny its impact.

Honestly I don't think it's very remarkable NOW, but as a followup to GTA2 and what would serve as the base for VC and SA? Well done.

One of the best games of all time. The bosses, the camo system, the endless homage to Bond, all in one package.

2004

Pretending that Jak 2 doesn't exist, but if it did I would say this is a happy medium in terms of tone between Jak 1 and 2. It's still a lot closer gameplay wise to 2, but I enjoyed the cool powers and somewhat open world.

My favourite of Chief's Halo games. Just across the board improvements over the original, the addition of the Arbiter, and dual-wielding make this a dream to play.