My favourite JRPG of all time. If only there wasn't so much backtracking...

I wish I was a kid again.

This will remain the best Bond game until we see how IO Interactive's Project 007 turns out.

C'mon, not only is Willem Dafoe the villain, but his character is a protégé of Christopher Walken's Max Zorin from A View to a Kill.

It may not have turned me into a skateboarder, but it did turn me into a third-wave ska enthusiast.

Blew my mind when I was 4 years old and opened my eyes to an entire new medium of possibilities.

I'll never forget how mind-blowing this was when it first released, but it's very dated by today's standards. The 3DS remake is the way to go.

Baby's First Mario Game

HeartGold and SoulSilver are arguably the best entries in the entire series. Not my personal favourite, but it's up there.

It marked the beginning of a long, uncreative trend for Nintendo, but I can't deny how great the first NSMB was.

My personal favourite entry in the series. Still haven't played Emerald though...

Genuinely one of the most frustrating experiences of my childhood.

The first game I ever owned, and for that I'll always cherish it. Gen 1 warts and all.

Possibly the most obnoxious thing I've ever played; I guess it's not for me. Gave it the ol' college try and made it to the final boss (I think? the big goat king?) and figured I'd call it quits. If it hadn't won me over by then I seriously doubt the ending would change my mind. What a slog.

Nice music though.

The insane shake-up to the formula the series needed, but it's still missing some aspects that make Zelda what it is. It's kind of amazing how well Nintendo nailed a true, open-world experience on their first try. Unfortunately the story is fairly lackluster and the English VAs are pretty bad...not sure what went wrong there.

It's frustrating how this is simultaneously the best entry in the series while still lacking a ton of features that made the others so great. I can say I've sunk over 400 hours into New Horizons alone, which is far more than what can be said for any in the series since the original. New Leaf is cool, but can you play it on a TV? Nope.