List added by Elfflame on 2 July 2008 08:50

Favorite games

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1. We Love Katamari - PlayStation 2

Deadly dangerous for the thumbs, but so very very addictive...

This one was my husband's fault--for bringing home the first. Though I liked this one better.

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7.8

2. The Sims 2 - PC Games

I cannot count how many computers I have gone through with my Sims games now. At least four? And I'm going to need a new one before I can get three, too.

Download-mania. I overload my computers so bad they can't even load any more... But it's worth it.

Been following this series since the third expansion of the original series.

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8.2

3. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Xbox 360

Next to Daggerfall, my favorite of the Elder Scrolls series. I've only played this on XBox (my computer would never be able to handle it.), but I love the new facial creation software, and the world they've created for this one.

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4. Betrayal At Krondor - PC Games

One of my all-time favorite RPGs for computer, based on a series of books by Raymond E Feist. Far better than the sequel that followed, and available for free download here.

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7.3

5. Might and Magic VIII: Day of the Destroyer - PC Games

One year for my birthday, my uncle gave me a game that I'd never seen before--Might and Magic. I've never looked back since. Some of the games have been better than others (nine was a stinker, six was the height of the series), but I've gotten them all, and loved them all, and wish we could go back to the origin of the series.

This one is my favorite because you are able to hire people to actually help your characters so that you have extra fighters. It's also one of the few I've actually finished.

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6. Anvil of Dawn - PC Games

A lucky find, and one I wish had led to more games--this one was incredible, and deserved a sequel. The fighting system was different from anything I'd seen before or since. And the story was quite interesting.

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9.2

7. Loom - PC Games

Another that seriously deserved a sequel. At the height of Lucasfilm's gaming craze, they brought out this game, which was truly something unique. It was their usual point-and click SCUMM-based play, but along the way you picked up songs, which you were then able to use to change the world around you. Lovely idea. Too bad they never went back to it.

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