Interesting idea
3.
Fallout 3
Yep, the latest Fallout 3 game has a few faults but it's still brilliant way beyond by far most games released the last many years. What's nice about it is I had faith in Bethesda all the way and I'm so happy they didn't disappoint. I've spent many hours of my life trying to survive out there in the capital wasteland and I've enjoyed each and every one of them. Thank you Bethesda!
4.
GTA : San Andreas
I can appreciate that GTA 3 was the game that truly revolutionized the gaming industry. Liberty City was a sandbox for the player to have fun in so many ways, but San Andreas improved on the success formula in so many ways. The game is
huge and they made some real expansions on gameplay. You start out in a crummy hood and the game's all gangstah attitude, then suddenly I'm driving tractors and listening to country around the farms and in the end, I got my own airstrip and I'm terrorizing the general populace in my f-ing harrier jet. Instead of one city, you have a few and driving from one end of the world to the other takes quite a while. Add to that a brilliant, funny story and an excellent port to the PC and it's a great game!
5.
Fallout &
Fallout 2
No PC RPG can measure up to the fallout franchise, particularly the first two games. Not even classics like Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 or Planescape come close.
6.
GTA IV
Awesomely brilliant and the only disappointment for me was that I missed the wide-open feel of San Andreas. IV is less sandboxy, but more polished and oozes of quality. It was a better game than the (more sandboxy) copies like Saints Row 2 because it had a strange kind of integrity and quality which all rockstar fans look forward to and enjoy and it has way better gameplay which, in a game like that, is important.