Thank god I'm not alone on that one, very underrated and proof that a 3D Sonic game can be good.

But what really makes the game great is the chao garden. Ridiculously addictive.

And I forgot about the Warioware series, great stuff, it's one of those concepts that doesn't sound too great when written on paper, you have to play it to truly understand what makes it fun.

I ordered a fecking guidebook over the internet and paid for it with my own money so I could find out how to breed an evil chao.
Of course I ordered the wrong book so it was a waste of money. :(
But, that was when I was little kid and before I realized the power of google.

yes :)

If Metal Gear Solid is not in this list, I will be sad.

The water levels in Mario games drive me nuts, he's always so hard to control.

Animal Crossing!! I had so many fights with Mr. Resetti so I could win that gambling game.

Really? I've never had a problem with Mario's water levels, he is a bit more difficult to control but that's because it's meant to resemble underwater physics, but it's never been a fustration for me except for when I'm at the bottom of a lake and my air is running out, and I can't swim fast enough to the surface.

Most people hate water levels but I love them, they add some much needed variety to the game and also a bit of a challenge.

One of my favorite games is Ecco the Dolphin for the Genesis, which is nothing but water levels.

yesyesyes

Also, will be writing a couple more of these this week...when I get the time ;)

Played the Legendary Starfy demo for DS yesterday, really neat little underwater platformer.

Which I had a DS. :(

yes! i don't even think game designers like water levels, really.