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Best Video Games of All Timenaruto71012 Regardless of genre, platform, and age; these are the greatest video games ever created.
The Top Ten
Even though I'm only 12, I can still say that this game is indeed, the best video game ever! The game is very long, so you like never get bored of it. Plus, it's got many cleverly thought out puzzles that are fun to solve, ^^ lastly, the atmosphere is amazing! Very, very well made game!
This game is amazing. It requires you to think and is not afraid to not hold your hand and throw you into a game with no help. It is an accomplishment to beat this game. It is timeless and so uniquely difficult (yet rewarding) that to not have this rated as the best video game ever would be a lie. I love how it makes you think for yourself and figure things out because many games today do not do that. Most games walk you through step by step and fool you into thinking that you accomplished anything challenging. Dumb people like dumb games like that, but I believe that the challenge of this game scares a lot of dumb people away. Dumb people who couldn't really even apriciate this game for what it is in the first place. Have you ever played Call of Duty after playing Zelda? It makes you feel like an idiot. Seeing the easiness and mindlessness in such a widely popular game after playing a game so challenging is enlightening. Games like Call of Duty or Halo walk you through step by step, ...more
You know, Call Of Duty and Halo DO require skill. You don't simply run in and shoot, as you will be massacred (unless you are playing on the lowest difficulty/2nd lowest in some cases). Try a Call of Duty game on hardened or veteran difficulty or a halo game on legendary or heroic. Sure, there is no puzzle solving in it, but that's not for these 2 iconic first person shooters. 2 completely different genres. Not hating on this game, as I have never played it. Might try it out on an emulator sometime
- Ballistc
One of the few games I still play and by far the best. Tomb Raider was good but nothing like this beast. - tenthsage
It is a timeless classic, there isn't much else to say.V 485 Comments
Minecraft inspires creativity. Minecraft has EVERYTHING. It has rpg elements, it has fighting, it has the undead, it has building, it has farming, it has exploration, it has survival, it has horror, and most importantly, it has an amazing online multiplayer mode. One thing I personally love about it is the retro graphics. This game is easy to get, and it's easy to pick up and play. This game is simply perfect.
Some people hate it because of the graphics, but they don't realize the creators intended for it to be blocky. It gives Minecraft it's own style, and it's very easy to build with.
Minecraft, the best game ever. On Minecraft you can do basically what ever you want. You can make a house, you can make a building. You can mine for the greatest Jewels and craft it with anything. Craft a pic axe to go mining. Craft a sword to fight off the monsters of the night. You can discover an abandon mine, Find lava or water. Craft an axe to chop up wood and make a house. Make what ever your imagination takes you. Craft a shovel to dig, Craft a hoe to make a farm. Collect resources to live. Mine redstone to make a machine, make a door bell or even a light bulb. Make a portal to another world. Discover new thing in the another world (the nether) or even in the real world. Kill monsters to brew new potions to heal or die. Make an enchanting table to enchant your tools to mine faster, dig faster, chop faster or make your sword more damage. Make armor to protect you, also enchant it for greater protection. Make anything with the best Jewels you mine. Have a pet animal including ...more
Oh god it's another crazy kid.
In Minecraft, you CANNOT do quests, missions, etc
In Minecraft you CANNOT create your own type of creature
In Minecraft you CANNOT do live action speech, not text, speech
List goes on - IAmNotARobot
This has to be the greatest video game of all time because it allows you to create your inner self. It is the best selling video game of all time, excluding Tetris. Heck, you can even make a version of Tetris in Minecraft using command blocks. In fact, almost any game can be made in Minecraft, including Chess, Duck Hunt, Team Fortress 2, and Super Mario Bros.
The Vanilla game is an experience you will have a hard time finding reasons to ignore. Say you want to build a giant fort out of emeralds, iron, and gold. Or you can make a crappy hut made of dirt, wooden planks, and cobwebs but has a secret layer underneath. You can fit a scale model of the PLANET 7 times in Minecraft! Or, you can replicate your entire country, state, or province. You can make a fort and create booby traps for incoming zombies, skeletons, spiders, and of course, the dreaded creeper. That's why Minecraft is AMAZING: you can do ANYTHING you want. There are no rules, no limitations, and no restrictions. You ...more
Start out in single player creative for some true fun and to escape the fanbase until you know how to deal with them. Usually by playing on underrated servers. - MChkflaguard_Yt
This game inspired me in life - KonpaZV 761 Comments
One of the only games left in the world (excluding Mario Kart) where you can go around to your mates for some good, fun gaming.
One of the better looking games on the Wii, the single player is decent and the replayability is near endless...
But it's the multiplayer that gives it my vote. =D
People please vote this game higher to show that Nintendo still has the ability to contend with the likes of Halo and Call of Duty! ;D
Best... Game... Ever... There is no way anything can possibly change my opinion of this game. That is, until they come out with the next Smash Bros. Game.
SSBB is my stress reliever and my life. The multiplayer's awesome, and the Subspace Emissary lasts for an impressive 9 hours.
This one is way better than ultimate. Subspace emissary blows away World of Light, the soundtrack added into this game is the best, and the game mechanics are way better. - KeyboardHeroV 339 Comments
Laugh out loud its not even out yet but I know that this game will obliterate any other video game so that's why I'm casting my vote now because this game will be the best and there is no doubt in my mind that it will be amazing. No matter what anyone says. - Rando
This game is too epic to even be released to the general game public. Though it will be released (on an EPIC date: 11-11-11) soon, we already know that it is the best game ever made, and will be untill another new Elder Scrolls game will come out.
The game that brought me into the world of gaming. Beforehand I had only ever really played very casual games (and still do... I love FIFA) as I was too young to really get into and appreciate deep stories and immerse myself in the lore of any beautifully crafted universes. I was 13 when this came out, and it will forever be my favourite for introducing me to such a vast world where I can hunt dragons one day and negotiate with extra terrestrial life the next. When other games render this obsolete, with better graphics, more awe inspiring foes and even more secrets to uncover, nothing will stop me from having an occasional urge to check on my Nord hero in the hope of reliving some of that initial magic.
This is the best game ever made! it's a timeless masterpiece. The only thing letting it down is Bethesda flogging a dead horse.!
Give us the sequel to this game and not the online abortions you currently have - FurryMoistGash
Truly a masterpiece. I've loved the other Grand Theft Auto games but this takes it to a completely new level.
The graphics and setting are flat out astonishing. Everything in the game looks absolutely beautiful and I love just driving or flying around on free roam at night and just admiring how beautiful the game looks. It never gets old.
The story is on par with San Andreas for the best story in a Grand Theft Auto game. Franklin wants to find his parent's killer and obtain a successful life so he can escape the life of a gang member and live a normal life. Michael is a former criminal trying to enter retirement early to keep himself and his family out of harm. Trevor being an outlaw who used to take on scores with Michael found out that Michael faked his own death, escaped with all of their score money, and got his best friend Brad killed, so Trevor wants revenge on Michael by killing him. All 3 of their goals are able to blend in extremely well with the story-line to ...more
This game is awesome everything about it! I don't know where to start so I won't! I love this game.
Why the heck isn't this #1 yet!? Grand Theft Auto V truly lived up to the hype, and deserves the title BEST GAME EVER MADE. I can say as a person who thought Grand Theft Auto games were as mainstream as Call of Duty and didn't play them that Grand Theft Auto V is truly a game unlike any other, and is and will be the best game for a very long time
I have played this game many times. The graphics are great but the story line is not up to the mark. - ArcticPanda
I am not a satanist or a sadist to be honest but it feels awesome to kill people with various kinds of weapons and knifes, harpoons, swords, katanas, spears. It is more likely fun but when my mother comes into the room I generally close the home screen lol.V 211 Comments
Who the hell thinks tomb raider deserves such a high place on this list. Mario kicks tomb raider's ass. - Clive888
This game is a classic! No one can forget this game. The stars, the levels, the Bowser bosses. This game is awesome! This is my favorite game and it always will be!
Why on earth is this game not higher on the list? Its way better than Call of Duty 4
This is my childhood.
Is very awesome
By far the most fun I've had in a video game. Other than MW2 and Skyrim Nothing comes close.
It won Game of the Year but it is still underrated. The story is absolutely amazing and actually covers a lot of life morals like racism, family, freedom, etc. Multiplayer never gets old too. Still an active game years after its release. - Riz123
11? Hell this should be in the top 5 at least. This game has a amazing story with characters that will stick to you till the end. The environment is beautiful and has so many things to do. Look I can go on forever about how great this game is and how no other game can touch its amazing story.
Very fun to play. I really loved the story and found the game really amusing. - Smash64V 90 Comments
Theories. Theories everywhere.
I love this game, Not my favorite game, but my favorite Zelda game. It has a hauntingly disturbing but glorious story, the characters feel much more easy to engage with, it brings everything we loved from Ocarina of time, and pampers that. Also, it's home to some of the best music I've heard in a video game. You have the well crafted Clock town theme, The frightening Final hour theme, and so many more. Somebody, elect this game for president and Oscar's award. Okay maybe not the first one... The game sets itself to dark, but also really enjoyable. As I said, it's not my favorite game, but definitely up there.
Hey, they announced today Smash Bros Ultimate for Switch. And guess what? They have Young Link in it. - MaxPap
Best game of all time, not to mention the best atmosphere in any video game. It has a mysterious vibe and shows Nintendo is willing to show for a more mature audience.
This was by far an easy pick. Some games try to be dark, like Twilight Princess. It was, but it tried too hard. It was a good game, but this game was almost perfect. It had graphics from ocarina, sure, but that is a good thing for me. The vibe of this game, death looking down at you. This game is not made to be dark, it IS dark. The mask mechanic is splendid, the execution is as well, the sidequests are good with awesome outcomes (most of them) and the four dungeons are amazing. And it is creepy to see all the villagers of the town being ever so cheery, while the moon is going to kill them. The good ending was worth it so bad, even though the time limit made me feel a little under pressure. This game is not my first zelda game, but it sure is the best and my favorite. I give this game a 9.5/10, because, let's be honest, every game has it's flaws.
Wow. You said everything I would think about this game. I just LOVE this game. The remake is good too. - MaxPap
We need this in the top 10V 91 Comments
Amazing graphics, awesome music, fun gameplay, really nice combat, and a whole lot more. Oh, and a beautiful story that changed my perspective and the way I think about things, and basically changed my life and who I am, no exaggeration.
A while back my brother beat the game and said, you have GOT to play the game. Since I had no intention to, he showed me the ending. Then, I went and watched a two hour movie of all the cutscenes and was amazed. I wanted to play the game so bad then, but worried that it would be boring since I knew everything that happened. I was proved wrong, the gameplay was just awesome and made the story even more effective. The game should've been so much longer. It is literally my definition of game perfection. This game was art.
I'm surprised this game isn't higher on the list, the graphics are superb, the storyline is amazing and The characters are incredibly deep and believable. Should be on the top 5 at least.
This Game gets everything perfect.
The best game ever made.V 135 Comments
This is worth of number one. It was the game that ended a video game crash and recreated the whole concept of video games. It also is the second best selling all time video game. It basically started the platform genre and should be recognized for it's absolute brilliance. - Clive888
I don't care how advanced video games get, this one started it all. This game saved Nintendo from near bankruptcy and kicked off one of the greatest series of all time.
This list has way too many modern games. This was back when violence was unliked. There was no playstation whose black color resembles darkness and xbox whose green resembles vomit or slime. Just Nintendo, who was just straightforward games. But bottomline why is some piece of crud I've never heard of called Vampire something or other above this? And please tell me the guy who put Metal Gear, a game which is literally nothing but walking, dying, repeat above this. This was back when you couldn't save. You weren't simply just trying to finish the game over time, you had to finish it in one playtime. Much more awesome!
Best game for meV 118 Comments
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Why is tomb raider in first place?
It only has a girl with huge boobs
you already paid 'half life' when you play Half-Life.. - faizzent
Absolute awesome gameplay, it is a must play game and very historical for all the futerer ego shooter games!
So.. the best game of all time is only 11? Mad worldV 137 Comments
People always ask the question "what makes Halo so great? " I asked myself the same question for the longest time. It isn't the multiplayer, the gameplay, the campaign, or anything else that makes halo so great as how perfectly it combines all those things together. Halo's campaign; the gameplay and storyline blew my mind. It's a game that will give you goosebumps throughout it, but will chill you to the bone with it's unforgettable ending (includes after-credits). You sit there in awe and you can't say anything. I couldn't find the worss to describe that feeling. It arguably has one of the greatest gaming storylines in history, and in my opinion, the best storyline in a game series. Halo 3 is also known for having one of the best FPS online multiplayer's to date. With all around outstanding game modes and maps that keep you searching for more. What makes halo 3's multiplayer so great is the fact that everybody, even starters have an even chance of being the best in the match. Every ...more
I have more great memories playing this game, with and without friends, single player or multiplayer, than any other game I've ever played. The only con I can think of was that fact that the story was a bit... Rushed, but that's only because Microsoft forced Halo 2 out of the gates before the campaign was done, so they had to cram it all into 3. Amazing game overall.
Arguably the best game from the Halo Franchise and also quite possibly the greatest FPS of all time. The online for this game is still being played all around the world, and it is still selling a lot of units. On the first day of its release Halo 3 reached $170 million dollars in the United States alone, and sold 3.3 million copies in the first 12 days and it sold 5.2 million copies WorldWide in the first two weeks and was dubbed the Best-selling Video Game of 2007.
A masterpiece - HaloFanboyV 121 Comments
Super Mario Galaxy may well be the most, or one of the most memorable games in the whole of the Mario series. Arguably Super Mario Galaxy 2 may have been a major improvement, but without Super Mario Galaxy, there isn't a Super Mario Galaxy 2.
The game consists of eight terraces, scattered across the observatory and each can be unlocked throughout the game. In comparison to past Super Mario games, the world map is unique. Instead of accessing levels via a simple map, you must access the terraces to fly to galaxies.
The graphics are good, much better than most other Mario games released beforehand although not perfect.
Nintendo really upped their game with Super Mario Galaxy, but with their new console released (Wii U) there will be a lot of talk about Super Mario Galaxy 3.
This is one of the most incredible breakthroughs in gaming. It had insanely good graphics for the period it was introduced. Second, the game is exhilarating, and the emotions brought on range from anger to excitement to extreme sadness. It also had a story unmatchable by any other Mario game, with the tearjerker of the storybook to the ending, arguably one of the best endings in video game history. This game came out when I was four and watching my brother play it is one of my cherished memories.
It is just addicting. I spend 30 minutes trying to find a power star in one galaxy until I get lucky and move on to the next one. If you have a wii, you gotta get this game. - RHCPfan
Number 1V 67 Comments
By far the most ingeniously developed multiplayer fighting game. With a blend of characters all across the Nintendo universe, and a nigh flawless fighting system, this game belongs on just about any top ten list.
Best game ever. Invested TONS of hours in this game. All but laughs at the end of every session. There are some games that hold good memories, but Melee is the one that sticks out.
This game is my childhood. I remember when I finally beat the last event match I was stocked out of my mind. This game is the best in the series and is one of the best multiplayers of all time. Nothing can compare to the sheer beauty of beating the other players off the screen. It is safe to say friendships have been lost over this game :D.
Fox, roy, jigglypuff, and Falco are viable. Good game 10/10 would play againV 74 Comments
This is the game that started my love of games that weren't FIFA or Burnout. This spawned my addiction to video games so much that it made me a proper gamer- all because of this masterpiece.
I don't know how to describe this game and to persuade you to play it other than "If you don't, you'll regret it". The story is like a comic book movie on the level of Dark Knight and the gameplay makes you feel like you are wearing the cowl. And not to mention the boss fights which are imaginative and ingenious. Especially a certain one which has become one of the greatest boss fights in video game history (I won't spoil which one)
This is my all time favourite game and I have endless praise for it. Itself,and the other two Arkham games, are games you have to play before you die.
It's the best game ever I have pass the story like 20 times because I am a huge batman fan also who don't want to be in arkham city kicking asses end being untouchable because of martial arts
What? What? What? What? What? What? What? Why isn't this number 5?
This should be on top 3V 74 Comments
There are some Great Games above me here, some of the Greatest I've ever played! Fallout 3, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 1 & 2, Resident Evil 4, Half Life 2, Grand Theft Auto IV AND San Andreas AND MANY MORE... But these are more or less the ones I have more experience playing, and I'm not saying that anything above, mentioned or not, is crap or anything pertaining to such thoughts, but once you've played Mass Effect, YOU KNOW Gaming doesn't get any better.
I love some of the games on here. Ocarina of Time is incredible, Red Dead Redemption is one of the most immersive and complete story-driven experiences out there, The Last of Us is a masterpiece, and Bioshock: Infinite is probably the best evidence out there that triple-A games can be as artistically valid as any form of media. Nothing has ever drawn me in like the Mass Effect series, though. The gameplay is decent enough and the story is awesome, but what really seals the deal are the universe itself and the characters. Playing the game, you feel like you're actually a part of a larger galactic civilization, and that these characters are real people that react to your decisions and personality. It's weird to say, but you find yourself developing a legitimate connection to fictional aliens.
BEST story, great graphics, great gameplay... What else do you need. For me this will always be the best game ever made.
So much to do, just play it.V 23 Comments
One of the greatest and most complicated story lines ever made. A story of a boy who undergoes many hardships just to keep his world and his friends safe. Sora has a big heart and will do anything just for his friends even if it means giving up his own life. He confuses friendship and love with Kairi and is very dedicated to find his friend Riku. When he eventually does, he breaks down into tears. Truly and heart touching story. The perfect crossover video game one could play. A great role playing game suitable for all ages. This game should be ranked much higher.
Definitely one of the games ever it has one of the best storylines I've ever seen it combines the Disney and final fantasy characters so well and they also blend their own characters to.
Highly underrated video game with a highly underrated plot, I love the way the Square Enix melded Final Fantasy, Disney and original characters effortlessly, what I like about this one more than the original, is the fact the first was mostly Sora's quest to find Kairi, but the second shows both sides of that continued saga, and it's a truly beautiful story, with beautiful animation, the game I have enjoyed most ever.
I totally love this game. The story mode will leave you in tears. The whole kingdom hearts saga is great. I am so excited to get kingdom hearts 3. Kingdom Hearts is the best game I ever played. Whenever you play this game, you are filled with suspense and you are curious to know what will happen later on. This game is not that popular right now, but once Kingdom Hearts 3 comes out, it's going to be the most popular game ever. It will overcome all the popular games, including Fortnite and Grand Theft Auto 5. Trust me, you won't be able to find a better game than Kingdom Hearts.V 40 Comments
While both Ocarina of Time and Tomb Raider (1) are exceptional, it has to be said that the depth, ingenuity and imagination that went into creating Final Fantasy VII puts it leagues beyond its' opposition.
Greatest PS1 game, greatest RPG, and just too much awesomeness to put into words. Best game ever, but Ocarina of Time is excellent as well. - GregRock
the first game that I actuly played seriously(i was only like 7 though). it was fun, exciting and lasted for many long hours of play. sure the graphics are bad, but the amazing gameplay makes up for it - lezakattack
For its time it is the best game ever!V 90 Comments
Widely regarded as (and in my open is without a doubt) the best RPG of all time. It came out in 1995 with unprecedentedly good graphics, which even today are nothing to laugh at. The story is... Well, AWESOME. Though, typically, it is slightly cheesy, it is obviously well thought out. It has many different time periods that you can go into and countless side-stories.
Another interesting feature is that the main character, Chrono (or whatever you choose to name him) never speaks without your prompting and decision on what he DOES say. He is, in effect, YOU. You choose how the adventure progresses across time; your actions determine what outcome will occur. There are THIRTEEN possible endings; that is not only unprecedented, but has not been rivaled to this day.
The action is great; it was one of the first RPGs to have battle on the main map; also, battle is not random, an annoying feature of most RPGs. Through a variety of special attacks, even combinations combining Chrono and ...more - Malorian
Chrono Trigger is the greatest JRPG ever. Pretty much every aspect of this game was way ahead of it's time. The graphics hold up very well nowadays, and the art style is spot on. The character designs were made by the illustrator of Dragon Ball. The music is... just the best. It's the best video game soundtrack. It really makes you feel what the story is trying to tell you. One track is just a high pitched note on a violin. It is used for most of the sad and when the characters are scared, and it is awesome. The characters are perfect. They aren't exactly that deep, but the more complex of them (Robo, Magus) are almost real. The story is amazing. It really makes you feel the emotions that the characters are. It is never too complicated, but never really predictable. And there's 13 endings. Just saying.
And finally, the gameplay is phenomenal. There are no random encounters (thank god) and the battles are really easy to understand. Early on on the game you get the chance to fight ...more
An RPG set aside from older RPG titles. Created by the hands responsible for Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy franchises, along with artwork done by Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball/Dr. Slump), and music by Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu, you get one of the most beautiful, story woven RPGs on any platform since it's release on the SNES.
Wheres fortniteV 29 Comments
After almost 30 years, this game lets us do what we have always wanted to do: Give the Duck Hunt Dog a long deserved falcon punch.
This game is a masterpiece. Super Smash Bros. is a masterpiece of a franchise from beginning to end (not the end. Maybe one on Nintendo Switch). This is by far my favorite video game of anything (right along with Sailor Moon Drops on Mobile.) Outstanding roster of characters (My main is Mario! ), amazing graphics, great combat system which improved over Brawl, and even Amiibo! My best friend and I have sucked the life out of this game, playing for hundreds of hours. This game is way too fun and too good. It needs a spot in the top 20, or even better, top 10. Amazing game, and definitely one you would trade your money for.
I don't know why this isn't above brawl. It is so much better than brawl for so many reasons, and I think that most people would agree. The reason it's all the way down here is because it's newer, so way less people have voted for it. To say brawl is better than this is weird. Everyone has their own opinion but still... How? You could argue that mele is the best, because there is a large following of that game, but this one has more stuff and more fun and more fighting than any other smash game before it so it should be #2 instead of brawl.
Its fun first smash game I've ever played super grooveyV 42 Comments
I'm sorry, but WHAT! 237? Why is this. This should be #2 or something. Super Mario World is my favorite game of all time and there's good reason to. This is the best selling game on the SNES at over 20 million units. That's more than Grand Theft Auto: SA, the pest selling game on the PS2. Mario World is long, fun, and filled to the brim with secrets, and is one of the most notable games of all time.
If it's your favorite game, why are you ranking it at #2? That makes no sense at all. - epic_fag
Not only is this a classic, it's a classic that has better quality than every modern video game out there. Platforming greatness with fun level design and secrets ahoy, I've played this one at least 20 times. - TheStupidHobo
When I was a kid Me and My Dad Spent HOURS on this game finding every secret entrance and completing star world.
Great game, but SMB3 was better. - Fat_Turtle_GamezV 35 Comments
This game is fantastic. Although I agree that orcarina deserves its place, this should be much higher. Valve once again made a masterpiece. The voice acting is amazing, as it usually is in valve games. The graphics are also amazing, and there is a lot of small little details put in, like the vines growing from walls, cracks in the flooring, and even parts going down conveyer belts. The puzzles are also hard to solve, but not so hard that your gonna want to punch a hole through the screen. And the ending was fantastic, and quite a sad ending, with 2 amazing songs bringing closure (? ) to the series. And that last clip at the end nearly had me in tears, but laughing at the same time. The co-op mode is also fantastic, having to make you actually rely on your companion to get through the puzzles. The game also has an amazing fanbase, creating new levels every day. All in all, it is a fantastic game. I'd give it a 97%, and a spot at 3 on this list. - StormingShadow
As one of greatest games of all time, Portal 2 should be ranked way higher than it is. This game just screams brilliance. The characters, the plot, the writing, the physics, the puzzles, all crafted to perfection. And when you put the sales numbers up against other games from the same year,
The results are astounding. Modern Warfare 3 sold over 25 million copies, while portal 2 sold a mere 4 million. I'm not saying that the Call of Duty series is terrible. It has amazing multiplayer and you could spend hours of your day having fun with your friends. However, some people fail to recognize what is a true masterpiece in gaming. It has humor, wit, innovation, and will age EXTREMELY well. There are very few games that are amazing from start to finish, and this is certainly one of those games.
This sir, is a true masterpiece. This game has story, Easter eggs, humor, and even a scare factor! There are only 5 characters in this game and 3 of them do not even talk! This game has brought me SO MUCH LOVE! It has a beautiful story, amazing songs (even if there are only 4), and best of all, the best character in gaming EVER: GLaDOS!
THIS GAME SHOULD BE WAY HIGHER!V 92 Comments
Breath of the Wild is by far the best video game I have ever played. I know it definitely won't get 1st place considering how much longer Ocarina of Time has been around, but it definitely deserves to be in the top ten. Most open-world games hold your hand, tell you what to do, and give you a false sense of progression by giving you new items or tools to get to certain areas that you couldn't get to before. Breath of the Wild gives you all the tools you need at the beginning of the game. You can literally beat the game right after you finish the tutorial. Every divine beast, shrine, and Korok seed is completely optional. The only shrines you need to do are the first four on the Great Plateau. Other games don't give you that sense of discovery. Other games treat you like a child and tell you what to do, but in Breath of the Wild, you don't have to have that special weapon or power to get somewhere or defeat something. Every thing you need to do that is handed to you in the first hour ...more
One of the most exhilarating breaths of fresh air I've seen in a long time. Definitely deserves to be higher, and glad it made this list. Definitely the best Zelda title since Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. After Skyward Sword and a Link Between Worlds I didn't think I'd get to play another amazing Zelda title that made me feel the way Ocarina of Time did growing up, but oh I was so wrong. Nintendo you outdid yourselves this time, looking forward to what the future holds for Zelda, but as far as Breath of the Wild goes, it is a must play.
Even though I don't think it's the greatest game of all time, I do hope that this game eventually reaches a rank somewhere around the top ten. Because this is the best Zelda game since Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. It has a perfect harmony between gameplay, environment, and story, and it's a really fun and challenging game to play. As someone who grew up playing Legend of Zelda games all the time, in my opinion, this game is near-perfect. - tonyb500
Amazing gameV 36 Comments
Something as diverse as Gaming is bound to forever divide, more so then perhaps Film, Television, and MAYBE even Music! But to see a Game as Beautifully Written as this one, not necessarily LOW, but without doubt LOWER then it should... Just hurts.
There are some Great Games above me here, some of the Greatest I've ever played! Fallout 3, Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 1 & 2, Resident Evil 4, Half Life 2, Grand Theft Auto IV AND San Andreas AND MANY MORE... But these are more or less the ones I have more experience playing, and I'm not saying that anything above, mentioned or not, is crap or anything pertaining to such thoughts, but once you've played Bioshock, YOU KNOW Gaming doesn't get any better. And this goes beyond 'Controls' and menial stuff like that! As far as I'M concerned, so long as I can control my Character WELL, then I'm sweet. I don't care much for Graphics and all that either, just so long as I can discern my Character and he flows smoothly, everything is ...more
Once you've played games like bioshock and fallout nv you know gaming. They are extremely fun, innovative, and practically limitless and challenge you like never before. The best games are not the easiest but the ones that leave you with the best satisfaction at the end of the day while leaving you hungry for more. I though call of duty was the greatest thing ever but now I see it as a joke. These games are for intense gamers and it will pull you in, putting you at the edge of your seat and questioning if this game could be actuality or if it's all just in your head.
But I'll let you decide that for yourself...
I don't understand why this game is not in the top 5, I do not understand why this game is not in the top 10 I do not understand why this game is in number 28... This is by far the greatest game I have ever played. It has a great story, it's immersive and you never get bored of listening to audio-tape after audiotape, reading messages from the walls and listening to phsycotic people dialog, the gameplay is fun and sometimes very challenging... The game is creative in so many ways, when you first get to Rapture you're mind is just blown away, I had goosebumps for the first 30 minutes of the game because I was so amazed. This is a game I can play over and over again and not get bored. That I can't say about most of the games above Bioshock on this list, please just please vote this up.
I was torn between Bioshock, Uncharted 2, and Halo 3.V 38 Comments
This is the best game I have ever played. You can easily spend 200 hours in this game and still not. Done everything there is to do. I love the VATS gameplay, the story is very good. The graphics almost look real! I know this game came out like I don't know like five years ago I think? But it's still very good. In fact, at the time that It came out, it was the biggest video game world ever. I also love the amount of outcomes and paths you can go with in this game, there are so many possible endings, and also, if you have the broken steel add on, then the game never ends. It's like usually you die but if you have the broken steel add on then it's like the explosion made you go into a coma and you wake up 2 weeks later. I mean there are so many different paths, you can choose to go with the enclave, the brotherhood of steel, Reilly's rangers, the outcasts, and so many over groups you can choose to work with, or you can play the game solo. It is also free roam, so aside from the main ...more
Put more than 500 hours at least on this game. It's my favorite video game no doubt. I also like Oblivion and Morrowind and New Vegas and Skyrim... Man Bethesda wins! - TheCamoGhost
Placement does not matter, this game is my favorite of all time. Let's hope that Fallout 4 will be just as good, I would say better, but I don't know how it could be.
This game brought me joy the first time I played it. the terrible shotgun aka my favorite gun, got it two days after I got the game and a combat shotgun the 20 minutes. this game is a memory, a good memoryV 50 Comments
One of the first games I ever played a lot with my mates, and even though the multiplayer was tons of fun, the best part of the game is still zombies. (which they managed to mess up with BO2) another reason I love this game is because; some of my best friends today, are people I met on Black Ops, this game doesn't deserve the hate it is getting to be honest.
Buy the game then you will like it and I'm a girl and I think its the best game ever mw3 is good too but sadly it doesn't have zombies so its not that good but really people don't hate if you don't know buy the game then you could say if you hate it or not but it is a really good game buy it then play it then choose if its good or not
This game is the best video game of all time The campaign was so perfect and multiplayer was the best of all time and zombies were SO AWESOME THIS GAME NEED TO BE AT LEAST IN TOP 20
This game is so underrated if u try to compare it in any Call of Duty games like everyone gonna say mw2 is better even to this game was a masterpiece I think this game need to higher not gonna lie - OakassimV 26 Comments
My personal favorite in the series simply because it has most of the lore I liked from fallout 1 and 2 while being far superior gameplay wise to fallout 3. I get pissed off at how much people overate fallout 3 to New Vegas because New Vegas in my opinion is the best fallout game ever released besides fallout 2 and fallout 1 (I think New Vegas is even better than fallout 4 because of the wide variety of choices). Fallout 3 is not better than fallout New Vegas so (pleased don't get pissed this is my opinion)!
Best Fallout game in the series. I haven't played a bad Fallout game (yes, I even enjoyed Tactics and the others) yet, but this game tops the cake. Characters, gameplay, story, intriguing DLC, and more! Only problem with this game was the voice acting, wasn't the best. Much love to the BEST FALLOUT OF ALL TIME! - Grimnaut
In my opinion the best game of all TIME! The amount of story and the overall impact that you have on the world blew my mind away. I've completely dissected this game and done all the side quests. your actions have meaning in the fallout series and this is a prime example of either treating it like real life or deciding to not care. If you haven't played it your missing out
boringV 17 Comments
AWESOME GAME! The campaign is extremely good and instant action has many new places such as Utapu. Also, many modes like hunt mode where you hunt the planet's natives or XL where it is a who can kill 350 men first battle. I can't ask for anything better!
I LOVE Battlefront II. The multiplayer makes the experience both exciting and challenging. I really like the different modes you can play (my favorite is AT-AT Attack). This game is my favorite game ever. It deserves to be higher on the list. - NightJinx
Why is this so low on the list this was one of the best games ever made
So much better than ea trashj - namesnipeV 25 Comments
Easily number 1. Not a single game is played daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly as ROBLOX. MILLIONS of people play. ROBLOX gives people MEMORIES. Millions of games, millions of users, SO many things to do. I am a long-time ROBLOX veteran, and I'm well known on ROBLOX, and I'm well known because partially I've been on SO much because of how great it is.. If you haven't played ROBLOX, you've missed out on something special.
Duh, the game is awesome, at least in my opinion. This is a public game that's not even just on game, it's like 100 games. And you get to make games too! And plus, it's free! You get to make friends, enemies and you get to report them if their bullying you, happened to me, dating, scamming, hacking, etc. This should totally be in the top five. Please vote for this, and download this game so you can really know the magic.
It's not like 100 games, there are millions upon millions of games and places - AzureCrystals
So many games in one! You have the power to build simple levels, but also to script very intricate ones! I'm actually one of the most famous users (I've had 4 first pagers) but still! And it's free! PLAY IT!
awesomeV 108 Comments
Call of Duty is one of the most overrated game franchises out there. I've seen a ton of them. There are half a million of them and most of them are just about killing communists and terrorists and most recently Latin Americans (? ). The plots are recycled. The gameplay is mediocre. It seems all the game designers need to do to make another Call of Duty game is to improve the graphics, occasionally get a new engine, add more gory and violent special effects and more interesting ways to kill people and re create the old plot accept by adding a new one dimensional villein to fight and maybe some more sexy chicks. Some redeeming qualities include the graphics and the combat, but this game defiantly shouldn't be on here.
So, that's your mind about games. Sexy chicks. You didn't like the mind-blowing story. Play the guy game. - zxm
They seriously need to make a remastered version of this game! I would love it if they would make this game backward compatible on the Xbox One, but if not, I would gladly buy the game again for the remastered version. This is the only one in the entire Call of Duty franchise that I actually loved playing. This game has a fantastic story mode and the multiplayer part of this game is phenomenal. Anyone can play for hundreds of hours just on the multiplayer mode. Hopefully Call of Duty: WWII will be more like this one. The other games kind of suck.
The last great Call of Duty before the utter storm that created the franchise we all know and hate! This game is, in my opinion, the best Call of Duty for many reasons! Action packed story with a great plot twist, a satisfying ending, great characters, good level design, fun fast-paced multiplayer, and great graphics for its time!
I liked the First modern warfare more. - B1ueNewV 49 Comments
It was a launch title for the gamecube and sported some of the best graphics and gameplay that the console has ever seen. It's not much for length, and the story is kind of weak, but the charm and the secrets will keep you coming back for more after the credits roll. At least that is what it did to me. - kingofgames321
Pretty much the only Nintendo game I play anymore. It's funny and deviates from the never-ending loop of copy-and-pasted-plot Mario games with something that's truly special. Luigi's Mansion doesn't get anywhere near enough love that it should have and was probably the best launch title in the history of video games.
Luigi's Mansion was my second video game and I still play and replay it to this day. It does not get the love it deserves, and though it has an okay sequel, nothing beats the original.
Best game to date and it has a 3rd one on the wayV 7 Comments
The best video game ever, that I have played. It has a beautiful layout, cool-looking characters, and a great story behind it. I believe it is the first Zelda game I ever played, and I am feeling slightly depressed that it's broken, and no longer works. Also, quoting Chuggaaconroy, cuteness never looked so badass. Too bad it's sequels weren't on the Wii, rather than the DS. Also, I can draw the style of the game!
The Wind Waker is a masterful game. An epic and enthralling adventure that never ceases to amaze. The world of Wind Waker is absolutely beautiful, exploring it and discovering the secrets is really intriguing. The story is told wonderfully and the journey is captivating. The gameplay and combat mechanics are so good! The music is simply amazing. The characters are great and Link is so expressive and badass here. The climax of the final battle is one of the greatest moments in gaming. An all round fantastic game. - DamnFineCupOfCoffee
To me, it's the best game of all time. The gameplay was similar to Ocarina of Time, but better. The story was amazing, the graphics were charming and fitting to the emotions displayed in the game, and the soundtrack was the definition of masterpiece. The world is huge, and it gives you a lot to explore and discover. I play the game and I still discover new things with every gameplay. This deserves to be higher. I think the only reason it isn't is because there are still a few people disappointed with the graphics.
Ocarina of time, now with 70% less walkthroughs.V 35 Comments
I could give a Million reasons why this should be #1/#2 behind ocarina of time. This game is absolutely immersive. The level design is brilliant, the controls are very fluid. The story and characters are awesome. The diversity of bosses is crazy. Each level, chapter and stage in the game is different. You never really feel like you're doing the same thing again. I could go on and on, and in much greater detail but I don't fell like typing that much as the game speaks for it's self. - Azian
um this needs to be WAAAAAAAY higher on this list... just sayin - Miepo123
Just got this game today and it rocks! Go Leon go! Buy this game. It's excellent.
Seriously why is minecrap above this masterpiece of a game. This game is the best survival horror videogame there is. Minecrap is just generic and boring as he'll. - B1ueNewV 49 Comments
If it wasn't for this, most of the other games wouldn't be what they are. It revolutionized the industry with its "3D" graphics, its online multiplayer, its controls, its speed, its weapons, the modding community, its level design, and simplistic but fun gameplay. All first person games (Not just shooters) or even all multiplayer games can trace their roots to this.
This should take Minecrafts place, but NO this list has to be made by how popular it is! if doom isn't popular how come doom's fanbase has survived and is still healthy after 20 YEARS!
It's better than that game Minecraft
Biggest revolution that sparked everything today - there may be better games now I feel you have to put this one when looking at "all time"V 14 Comments
I still hate how Call of Duty is above tf2, people who play tf2 has SKILL, people who play Call of Duty has NO SKILL, they think its fun because killing is so easy. Welcome to the world of team fortress 2, where only the skilled can kill and the non skilled gets killed
With the exception of half-life 2 this is the best fps I've ever played. Not to mention crazy fun multilayer, hilarious characters and dialogue and even a collecting element. The innovative class features and game play make this a awesome game.
This is the best game ever! I can't believe it is #54! YOU HAVE TO VOTE FOR THIS! If you've never played it, PLAY IT! You will love it!
Mario is my favorite video game but this will always be remember for what is is.V 59 Comments
While some would say it is overrated, I firmly believe that this is the closest gaming has ever come to emulating a cinematic, summer, action flick. The audiovisual presentation is mindblowing. - montreal45
This game should crack the top 10, it's just mind blowing, and so much better than all this Call of Duty crap! Mechanics, story, multiplayer, co op, it just has it all! - RandomDrummer
The uncharted series has the second best games after Minecraft. It's a perfect blend of awesome graphics, characters that you actually care about, a story line that you want to follow, treasures to find, enemies to shoot, jungles to explore, and cliffs to climb. Amazing game, should be higher.
Better than Minecraft,I'll say thatV 27 Comments
This is my best game ever. I don't know why this game got (worst Mario kart) on some websites well, I think this is the best. Every thing is great about this game is great.
Well, it was obvious this game had no chance at first place if it was competing against ocarina of time. But, this game is so awesome, easily my favorite Mario kart game. I remember when it first came out and it was all people would talk about in school. We came up with the conlusion that the off roader is the best vehicle and of course yoshi is the best character. This game will always be one of my favorites.
This game is way off the charts above the roof - Kingjon15
I'm not a big fan of Mario and even I enjoy this game. - Smash64V 17 Comments
Super Mario Bros. 3 is one of the greatest NES games created. It build on everything that made Super Mario Bros. 1 great and multiplied it by a whole lot. The feather, hammer head suit, frog suit, etc. Are some new editions to the game that make the replay value high. It also has all the power-ups from the first Super Mario Bros. You can also skip levels you don't want to play in Mario 3 and you can equip yourself with a power-up before entering a level. Super Mario Bros. 3 is a masterpiece and it should respectfully be higher on this list.
When I saw this list, I was simply ashamed to see this game wasn't on it. It's the greatest NES game of all time. It's the greatest Mario game of all time. Practically every retro gamer who ever lived know and worship this game! It combines all the aspects of 2D Mario platformers and multiplies them by ten! This game is perfect!
This is historically my favourite game of all time. Galaxy and Super Paper are arguably better games, but I wouldn't have even wanted to play them if this game had not been such an important part of my childhood.
This game is AWESOME! I've beat it hundreds of times. - tropicaljayV 22 Comments
WHY IS THIS THE FIRST Pokemon GAME ON THE LIST AT SPOT 41?
Emerald is one of the best of the Pokemon games (this is my favorite Pokemon generation) and it should be at least number 10. One of the best stories, unique that it charms both adults and children. I played my first Pokemon game, Pokemon Sapphire, at age six with my friend; we sat their for hours with our game boy advances just leveling up Pokemon. Pokemon Emerald existed back when the Pokemon games were hard; like, actually hard. I find Pokemon Emerald harder than games like Skyrim or Tomb Raider.
The gameplay is challenging but not infuriating at all; the game flows smoothly and there are no major issues (other than walking indoors, something incorporated in later games) Pokemon Emerald doesn't have all of the extra things like Mega Evolution, 3d lands and 600+ Pokemon. Although I like how diverse and open to everyone Pokemon now is, its nice to remember when Pokemon was simple but amazing, as shown with ...more
Best Pokemon game ever! 10/10 in my opinion. Zelda and Pokemon are my 2 favorite series of all time, so I'm not sure which is better, this or OoT, but this needs to be WAY higher. It is the highest Pokemon game on the list yet only at 38?
Should be in the top 10. Is an absolutely amazing game. - 1234567890qwerty
I chose Treecko as my starter I love Treecko next to Rowlet cause they are both good grass starters in my opinionV 34 Comments
I really hated the dull, trashy and boring outlook of Grand Theft Auto 4's Liberty city. The sky looks too grey and too dark that we can almost see nothing what is going on. It also had one of the most overrated storyline ever and Niko was so boring. Grand Theft Auto 4 fanboys are even worse. They call this is best because it so realistic and bashes games like Grand Theft Auto 5! lol! Realism is boring. We play video games for entertainment not to get bored by it. To escape the from the pressures of real life we play video games for fun. So what is the point of a realistic game? In my opinion it was one of the downgrades of Grand Theft Auto 4. I even enjoyed Grand Theft Auto 3 more than this. And Vice City was the best and kicks Grand Theft Auto 4's ass any day. Tommy Vercetti was way better and more memorable than Niko Bellic. For me, Grand Theft Auto 4 sucks and is my least favourite n the series. Again I am just expressing my opinion.
Playing Grand Theft Auto 4 feels like if we are watching a day of the foreign country. Video game city has never been that alive before
Awesome Game. I just love the Grand theft Auto series.
All other games were Awesome, And Grand Theft Auto IV was the awesomest.
But that main drawback was that It need a whole lot of hardware to run. I can't play that on my PC. In my opinion, Grand Theft Auto V is gonna be awesome and I HOPE I will require much less hardware.. Rockstar for the win
Gotta love Niko. - Smash64V 52 Comments
Awesome story.real cool gameplay.this is the best Call of Duty game ever.Ask any gamer any real gamer like me who has played every single game and he will tell you what a game means.
Deserves a spot in the top ten for sure. CoD4 was a revolution in gaming. Nothing will ever do what it did.
how is this not in the top ten? It is the highest selling game of all time, plus a very great shooter, and back in its prime would destroy any game, except maybe San Andreas, plus the graphics of this game were so realistic it wasn't funny!
It's not the highest sleeping game of all time, wii sports is. Also sales don't mean anything, compare okami to wii sports. We all know which is better but one sold more than they other. - Etkneaf
Poop. - neehawgamerV 29 Comments
Overhyped and overrated. - Smash64
Best game of all time
I have this game and it's amazing! best game ever!
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Even though Grand Theft Auto San Andreas came out 14 years ago, I still don't think Rockstar Games has released anything that tops it. This game is a lot better than Grand Theft Auto V in so many ways. Even though Grand Theft Auto V has three playable characters, they're all pretty dull and one-dimensional: Trevor's a psychopath, Michael's going through a mid-life crisis, and Franklin's just a typical gangsta. On the other hand, CJ's character goes through many changes throughout the story as he meets different kinds of people and, unlike most other Grand Theft Auto protagonists, he's not some psychopath who kills people for fun. Also, in Grand Theft Auto V, the only way you can customize any of the protagonists is by giving them tattoos or different hairstyles. In Grand Theft Auto San Andreas you can literally change anything about CJ besides his race or gender. Grand Theft Auto San Andreas also has many more crazier and diverse missions and this keeps the game from getting boring ...more - rapaddict97
Why... why is this not even on the list AT ALL? Has everyone lost their minds? This game is a true classic! It's fine if it's not on the top ten or whatever, but to not even have it on the list period just baffles me. - Dorito
I feel you. It was 2nd on this list a few years ago but I think it must have got deleted unfortunately - JamesNicholls
This game deserves to be in the top 5!
Just think this game is from 2002 and is still played and is so good! 100 missions, great story, grapchics it doesent rly matter is from 2002 the gameplay really matters. though it can get stupid and annoying as everyone knows it should be top 15. Better than Grand Theft Auto V to be honest.V 11 Comments
The Super Mario 64 successor 21 years in the making. This is the perfect game, and soon enough this will be considered an all-time great. Breath of the Wild, eat your heart out
Are you kidding me? Why is this game so low on the list? - Aidanisawesome
Good but I liked the 2 galaxies and 3D World better. - B1ueNew
Zelda BOTW was MUCH better, but it's still good. - Fat_Turtle_GamezV 11 Comments
This is, in short, my favorite video game of all time. I know the phrase gets thrown around a lot, but Half-Life was one of the first computer games I played and it's still my favorite. It's not perfect by any means, but it put Valve on the map and was a milestone for first person shooters. This game was way ahead of its time, and spawned many mods that became full-fledged franchises, such as Day of Defeat and Counter-Strike.
I simply don't understand why Half-Life 2 is so much higher on the list than the original game. They're both incredible, and deserve the same amount of respect. Valve knew what they were doing when they entered the video game industry, and their Half-Life series remains one of the most well-crafted franchises on the market.
The mods ALONE for this game make it #1 for me. Counter Strike? Team Fortress Classic? Day of Defeat? Natural Selection? Firearms? Digital Paintball? Just some of the awesome mods made possibly BY THIS GAME.
I remember playing it when it had just came out, the interactive cut scenes were so novel and creative for the time - the train ride in the beginning and the AI behavior of the human enemies and everything else. It was immersive and the headcrabs were actually a bit scary
I would rate Half-Life as the Best Video Game Ever.
Compared to our time, terrible graphics; but in my eyes graphics don't complete the game, I feel that this gave valve a head start into a company that produces many games to come.
Easily best game, look at any professional game rater and it will be top 5.It is so stupid its at 91.V 10 Comments
Metroid Prime is a great game by many means. Its story is concise while still being a good motivation to keep playing, and the world you traverse has good variety and ambiance. Its controls tight and responsive, despite the Gamecube controller being unsuited for an first-person perspective. The graphics were great, compared to other Gamecube games, adding to the atmosphere (like looking up for the first time on the Overworld, and seeing rain droplets trickle down your visor). On top of all of this, it stayed true to the Metroid franchise.
Still the most highly detailed and high-tech game today, even though it was made back in 2003 (very impressive). While the game itself drives many players insane, the huge detail, design, and unbelievable gameplay make it worthy of the Top Ten.
Absolutely incredible game on so many levels. Amazing visuals, music, atmosphere, storytelling, game play, and so much more. Metroid Prime broke a lot of ground and hasn't lost a bit of its fun despite being almost a decade old.
This game has hold up in every factor exept its controls they won't seem familiar to most people now with dual stick controls being easier to learn than ever but metroid prime sticks out in this way and creates a differeint experience almost exclusively by the controlsV 11 Comments
I don't care about Call of Duty so I didn't even bother with Ghosts, my left finger cramped after clicking 18 hours straight,
Call of Duty has fell some times, but BO2 is a real rise, not only in Call of Duty series, but also in the gaming history.(You know, I don't blame anyone for not liking it, but it's a cool game.)
WHAT! WHY IS BLACK OP 2 NUMBER 35 - keam
Campaign is excellent, the multiplayer and the zombies is sensational( apart from tranzit and die rise of course) and I still play it a lot to this dayV 21 Comments
This is the most imaginative, polished, and fun 3D platformer I have ever played, and I can happily say it is my favorite game of all time. - montreal45
Mario's best moment yet! Several galaxies, 240 stars to get, AMAZING graphics and soundtrack, the spin attack is really useful, and so much more! There is yet to be a better Mario game. No, I have not gotten a 3ds yet. - Thepenguinking2
This IS awesomely awesome, with a blend of awesomeness and awesome friends of awesomely extreme awesomeness
First mario game I played on the wii, I liked it, but there were some things I didn't really like - AzureCrystalsV 19 Comments
Incredibly creative, highly innovative, and greatly passionate game. From the storyline to the gameplay, it is almost flawless.
One of the most beautiful games of all time. From the story to the gameplay.
The only (or at least main) reason why so many people don't like this game nearly as much as they should is because the VERY VAST majority of people who played Twilight Princess made the mistake of playing the Wii version when the GameCube version is vastly superior to it (mainly because it was originally meant for the GameCube). And even if a person were to play the GameCube version after playing the Wii version it would already be too late, because they played the Wii one first their experience from the game would be forever stained. Which is a real shame because to this day Twilight Princess is 1 of my very favorite games I've ever played and I hope people enjoy TP HD when it comes out it in 2016.
Truly the definition of class.V 24 Comments
This game was incredible!
The combat was fun, it was fast paced and action packed, the graphics were phenomenal, but most importantly... The story was unbelievable! Best ending ever
I don't think people understand how good this game is, it has an amazing storyline, the best and most com twist ever, It also has great action and possibly is the best all round game ever?
My new favorite game of all time. Epic Story, especially the end is something, you wont find that often.
This game looks good as well. - B1ueNewV 9 Comments
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Morrisons suspends worker over Help for Heroes wristband
A Morrisons supermarket employee has been suspended for wearing a poppy pin badge and wristband supporting Help For Heroes.
Adam Austin, who works at the Victory Retail Park store in Portsmouth, faces a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday.
He received a letter on Monday informing him of his suspension on basic pay for allegedly refusing to obey staff dress standards.
Morrisons said its dress code banned bracelets and pins.
Mr Austin, from Buckland, Portsmouth, had been asked by two other senior members of staff on Monday to remove the wristband.
A disciplinary letter from the company said he was first asked to remove the poppy pin on his name badge, but refused to.
He was then spoken to by another member of staff, who said he had breached the dress code but the employee put on a Help For Heroes wristband and kept the pin on.
Morrisons said that, since the incident on Monday, it had reviewed its guidelines to allow non-fresh food preparation staff to wear charity wristbands.
A spokesperson for Morrisons confirmed Mr Austin worked in both fresh food preparation areas and non-fresh food preparation areas, such as the checkout.
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Morrisons issued a response on its Facebook page.
A spokesman said: "We understand that it's important to many people to show support for our armed forces.
"Morrisons is a long-time supporter of the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal and we welcome Help for Heroes fundraisers into store.
"As a company, we encourage store colleagues to show their support for the Royal British Legion by wearing poppies in October and November.
"We currently ask colleagues to adhere to a company dress code, which precludes bracelets and pins."
Several people have commented on the online statement, with some threatening to boycott the store and others asking for the employee's suspension to be lifted.
Morrisons would not comment on the disciplinary process and said the matter was continuing.


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From university dining halls to restaurants and cafés both on and off campus, there's something for every appetite at the University of South Florida. Have a special dining need? No problem. The dining halls offer Kosher and halal options as well as an allergen-friendly station with meat-free, nut-free, dairy-free and gluten-free entrees. If you're in a hurry, Papa John's Pizza, Subway, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Jamba Juice and Chick-Fil-A are great for food on the run. Or head to The Fresh Food Company where you can enjoy a variety of food stations ranging from American to Mediterranean, Italian and nutritional cuisines. Plus, there's no need to worry about money because you can pay for your meals with your student ID card.


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finally. the last instalment of bangkok.
the hen and buck all dressed up
dinner at cabbages & condoms: meng, edmund, mei ling, cam, dave, jarrod and me
a novelty restaurant built for a cause - to spread the awareness of AIDS and safe sex. the entire place is decked out with sculptures made out of condoms. you won't see this many condoms in one place bar a condom factory. big ones. small ones. yellow ones. red ones. ribbed ones. smelly ones.
donny, gene, phil, bryan & ally
three horny devils
being surrounded by condoms makes a happy bride
all dolled up and ready to hit the scene in RCA!!
angels in disguise... *cough* at slims
ally giving cam some horn action
cam the angel and ally the horny devil
we met this italian australian guy... and they told him i was single!! idiots.
this is what happens when men try to chat up a bunch of girls and they're all married except one.
"hi, ladies. would you like to join our table?"
"oh no, it's okay. she's getting married and we're celebrating her hen's night!"
"oh, awesome. how about you?"
"i'm married too."
all eyes turn to the only one left and the two married women point at her.
"but she's single!!"
"err... ahh... umm... i have a boyfriend," she protests lamely but somehow it doesn't have the same effect as "i'm married", and the vultures descend.
the farang who taughts us to say kinky things in french and swear in italian
obviously he thought he was some kind of hero. rambo, perhaps?
hope everyone had a good merdeka!
Saturday, September 01, 2007
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- * Dream Weaver * said...
Is that an Eeyore I see your friend Cam carrying?? *I is LOVE Eeyore*
- 7:41 pm
- lisha said...
hahaha yes it is. dave's nickname is donkey, so we got her to carry eeyore around.
- 9:58 pm
white people are pigs. Sucks that these pigs are in thailand trying to get thai women. Im thai, living in the US and white people(a lot) are pigs here in the US. To thai girls, if you're going to find a farang husband, i hope you find a good one, and please dont rush the relationship. A lot of white men like to put up a facade,(a false personality)and then show you the real them later on. Please dont hate me for saying all this. Im a thai who loves all thai people, and i dont want any thai to get fooled or hurt. :)
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- Published: Thursday, July 16, 2015 02:19 PM
SPRINGFIELD – In March, State Senator Ira Silverstein (D–Chicago) proposed Senate Bill 1498, which would include members of the Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps, a federal organization, into the Good Samaritan Act. Tuesday, Governor Rauner signed the bill into law.
"These individuals are willing to administer medical services free of any charges or fees; they should not have to worry about civil liabilities in response to the care they give," Silverstein said. "We can't punish these folks who are offering their time purely for the benefit of others."
The Good Samaritan Act provides that medical or health care professionals who administer treatment, diagnosis, advice or services as part of a free medical clinic will be not be liable for civil damages as a result of their treatment.
Under Silverstein's measure, volunteers with the Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps will be included into the definition of health professionals that would be exempt from civil charges. The Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps is a national network of local groups of over 200,000 volunteers that focuses on helping their local communities remain healthy and prepared for responding to emergencies.


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The Leon at CCXIX's 12 IZITULO Design Challenge in conjunction with St Leger & Viney have announced their 13 finalists.
"We are so impressed by the calibre of entries. We've had a tough time narrowing them down but we're thrilled with our semi-finalists," says Leon at CCXIX co-founder and designer Pim Verdoorn.
There were 140 entries from all around the country and the judging panel included esteemed figures in the field of décor and design.
The dynamic selection of finalists range from emerging students to designers whose designs are being made into 13 prototypes, thereafter the final 12 will be selected to exhibited at Leon at CCXIX's showroom from Monday 11 August 2017. Members of the public and the industry will get a chance to vote for their favourite designs. Half of the entries will also be on show at this year's Homemakers Expo at the CTICC from 31 August 2017.
And the finalists are:
The winner will receive a 12-month design contract with Leon at CCXIX, including a share of sales of their design/s plus a R10 000 fabric voucher from St Leger & Viney and will be announced on 28 September 2017.


text: Posted by: jsharpe on June 20, 2016 in Vehicles Leave a comment Renault electric vehicles arrive at The Eden Project Renault's range of 100% electric vehicles is set to be a familiar sight at The Eden Project with the strengthening of the longstanding relationship between Europe's leading electric vehicle manufacturer and the world-famous UK tourist destination. Following successful trials of Renault's range of all-electric cars and vans that epitomise the brand's commitment to the environment, Eden has welcomed 18 Renault EVs to its inspiring, Cornwall-based attraction. • Renault and The Eden Project strengthen their relationship with the supply of 18 all-electric vehicles • UK's leading environmental centre will use the Renault ZOE, Twizy and Kangoo Van Z.E onsite • 100 per cent electric Renault EVs support The Eden Project's sustainability messages • Zero tailpipe emissions and minimal noise of Renault Z.E range to help preserve the environment of The Eden Project • Renault is Europe's leading electric vehicle manufacturer The arrival of the environmentally-compatible Renaults is particularly timely as Eden is wishing to place a greater emphasis on informing and educating its visitors about the benefits of electric vehicles in reducing carbon emissions. To be used by its team throughout the site and also further afield in the promotion of the ever-popular tourist attraction and educational charity, Eden's vehicles span the full spectrum of the Renault Z.E range and encompass the Twizy quadricycle, ZOE supermini and Kangoo Z.E in both Panel Van and Maxi Crew Cab body styles. Renault's significant presence at Eden will also extend to an interactive electric vehicle exhibit in the Core building – Eden's exhibition, science and learning centre. To be hosted during the school summer holidays between 23 July and 4 September, the exhibit is designed to engage with visitors and provide them with an insight into the environmental benefits and workings of electric vehicles. With zero tailpipe emissions and being near silent in operation, the Renault EVs are ideal for Eden. The vehicles work to preserve the site's striking landscape and tranquil, back-to-nature atmosphere, while also offering the flexibility and versatility that its team require when operating vehicles in and around a complex and busy visitor destination. The Eden Project will use two of its three Renault ZOEs to assist with visitor services, the design of the award-winning five-door hatchback making it suitable to transport less able-bodied visitors around the site. Thirteen Kangoo Z.Es – comprising of four Maxi Crew Cab versions and nine Panel Vans – will be used across the site by maintenance, horticulture, security, live programming and catering teams. The supply of the increasingly popular range of Renault EVs follows Renault becoming the Official Car Partner of the Eden Sessions – a series of outdoor gigs, featuring some of the best acts in the world playing against the backdrop of the famous Biomes. James Boyer, Marketing Director, Groupe Renault UK, said: "The partnership with The Eden Project is a fantastic endorsement for our passion to develop electric vehicles that are inspired by the environment. Renault's revolutionary electric vehicles are the perfect fit for Eden and we are delighted that they will help demonstrate the many attributes of electric vehicles to thousands of visitors, delivering a peaceful and effortless drive through an ergonomic and simple design. Easy to charge and frugal in use, they will play a key role in the day-to-day running of The Eden Project. "They also provide a superb electric vehicle experience that is within the reach of many – the ZOE having being recognised by What Car? as the 'Best electric car on sale for under £20,000' for the last three consecutive years and also being voted 'Best Supermini', and number two overall out of 150 vehicles, in the 2016 Auto Express Driver Power ownership survey." For more information on the Renault Z.E range, visit www.renault.co.uk Share ! tweet


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We grow up recognizing our dependence on those who help us grow so we can each become independent and responsible for our own well-being. Then, we discover the interdependence that is required to provide and sustain the quality of life of every living thing on this planet.
Understanding the limits on energy, matter and time, we commit to be wise stewards of the resources that have been entrusted to our care. We endeavour to work, to play and to live on this earth with love and respect for our creator, ourselves, our communities and our world.
Getting the right frame on your design challenge will get you off on the right foot, organize how you think about your solution, and at moments of ambiguity, help clarify where you should push your design. Properly framed design challenges drive toward ultimate impact, allow for a variety of solutions, and take into account constraints and context.
Get organized, understand your strengths, and start identifying what you'll need to come up with innovative solutions. Reflect on your timeline, the space you'll work in, your staff, your budget, what skills you'll need, trips you'll take, and what you'll likely need to produce.
Human-centered design works best with cross-disciplinary teams. You could put three business designers to work on a new social enterprise, but if you throw a graphic designer, a journalist, or an industrial designer into the mix, you're going to bring new modes of thinking to your team.
Move from a handful of ideas and insights into a fully-fledged concept, one that you'll refine and push forward. Don't worry too much about all the details of your solution now—you don't need a finely tuned funding strategy just yet. The goal is to get a robust, flexible Concept that addresses the problem you're trying to solve.
Build your prototypes quickly, share them immediately, keep learning. Because prototypes are meant only to convey an idea—not to be perfect—you can quickly move through a variety of iterations, building on what you've learned from the people you're designing for.
Let the feedback of the people you're designing for guide the next iteration of your solution. Integrating their feedback into your work and then coming up with another prototype is the best way to refine your idea until it's something that's bound to be adopted and embraced.
During a Pilot you'll fully execute on your idea finding out if it truly works the way you envisioned by running it with all the staff, space, and resources necessary. You'll learn if your idea really is desirable, viable, and feasible, and what it might look like to do it at scale. If it's a success, you'll head to market.
Your goal has always been to have big impact. Design the ways that you'll measure and grow it into your solution. Take a prototyping attitude to your measurement. You can always tweak your business model based on the information coming in to maximize your impact.
Can you tweak your communication strategy? Maybe you'll need to evolve your revenue plans, or perhaps your distribution plan needs a tweak. By continuing to iterate, soliciting feedback, and building those learnings back into your solution you'll get further and further toward having a huge impact.
In 2007 the founding board members of the Run for Water Society conceptualized a unique event to be hosted in Abbotsford, British Columbia. The vision was to stage a top tier internationally recognized running event that would attract a wide range of participants and athletes and, at the same time, raise awareness – and funds – for people in the developing world who lack one of life's basic necessities – clean water. Since 2008, this volunteer board has staged an annual run which has grown to include a gala event, a race expo and extensive involvement with students who learn about what it means to become compassionate global citizens. All the funds raised – over $1,000,000 to date – go towards helping building clean water projects in some of the most remote and desolate areas of southern Ethiopia.
Using evidence from neuroscience and his work with leaders and high performers around the world, Dr. Cloud explains how the strongest leaders' performance is either enhanced or diminished by key people around them. Get more from yourself in both leadership and life by learning the laws that govern The Power of the Other.


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In normal winter weather, especially when it is -20 celsius and -30 with the wind factor, getting ready to go out for a walk takes a lot of time, boots, sweater, scarf, hat, mittens, coat and then there is the dog to dress! Doesn't look too happy does he.
I much prefer walking in good weather, like in Florida by the beach!
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V&A Museum - The V&A houses one of the world's greatest collections of decorative arts, in such varied fields as ceramics, sculpture, portrait miniatures and photography. Among the highlights are the British Galleries 1500-1900, which are arranged chronologically to trace the history of British design from the reign of Henry VIII to that of Queen Victoria.
British Museum - One of the world's oldest museums, the British Museum is vast and its collections, only a fraction of which can be on public display at any time, comprise millions of objects. First-time visitors generally head for the mummies, the Rosetta Stone, Lindow Man, the Lewis Chessmen and the Sutton Hoo Ship Burial.
Natural History Museum - The handsome Alfred Waterhouse building houses a collection that contains some 70 million plant, animal, fossil, rock and mineral specimens. The Natural History Museum's Life Galleries are devoted to displays on animal life, from creepy crawlies to the plaster cast of a Diplodocus that lords it over the Central Hall.
Science Museum - The Science Museum features seven floors of educational and entertaining exhibits, including the Apollo 10 command module and a flight simulator. The Welcome Wing showcases developments in contemporary science, medicine and technology. The Medical History Gallery in the museum's attic contains a substantial collection of medical history treasures.
Wallace Collection – Established in 1897, with a world-famous range of fine and decorative arts from the 15th to the 19th centuries with large holdings of French 18th-century paintings, furniture, arms and armour, porcelain and Old Master paintings arranged into 25 galleries.
National Gallery - Founded in 1824 to display a collection of just 36 paintings, today the National Gallery is home to more than 2,000 works. There are masterpieces from virtually every European school of art. You can't see everything in one visit to the National Gallery, but the free guided tours and audio guides will help you make the most of your time. There's also a wonderfully atmospheric café stocked with Oliver Peyton goodies, and a fine-dining restaurant, the National Dining Rooms.
Royal Academy of Arts - Walk through the gates off Piccadilly to the Annenberg Courtyard and into the Royal Academy of Arts. Founded in 1768, it is home to an ever-changing programme of exciting, blockbuster exhibitions. Highlights include Queen Victoria's paintbox and the only Michelangelo sculpture in the country.
Saatchi Gallery - Chelsea's Saatchi Gallery is all about contemporary art. It will be renamed the Museum of Contemporary Art, London upon the retirement of owner Charles Saatchi, who has donated the gallery's collection to the nation. It hosts work by young artists or international artists whose works are rarely exhibited in the UK.
Tate Modern - This powerhouse of modern art is awe-inspiring even before you enter, thanks to its industrial architecture. Inside, the original cavernous turbine hall is used to jaw-dropping effect as the home of large-scale, temporary installations. The permanent collection features heavy-hitters such as Matisse, Rothko, Bacon, Twombly and Beuys.
National Maritime Museum - On this Greenwich Park site you'll find the National Maritime Museum, the Queen's House and the Royal Observatory, founded in 1675 by Charles II. The museum's Maritime London gallery is a permanent exhibition exploring the importance of London's maritime heritage and its impact on world trade. Exhibits include wreckage from a Zeppelin shot down over the Thames estuary in 1916 and the original model for Nelson's Column.
Imperial War Museum - Located in the stately 1815 building that once housed the Bethlem Royal Hospital for the insane (aka Bedlam), IWM London holds an important collection of twentieth-century art, much of it officially commissioned during WWI and WWII, examples of the machinery of war, official communications, manuscripts of war literature and other, more personal artefacts from the conflicts of the twentieth century.
London Transport Museum - Among the vehicles on display at the London Transport Museum is the first underground electric train, which had no windows because there was nothing to see underground. The trouble was that no one could tell which stop they were at, a glitch resolved by employing an athletic announcer who ran to each carriage at every station, shouting out the stops.
Tower of London - The Tower spans over 900 years of British history. One of the best preserved fortified buildings in the world. It houses the priceless Crown Jewels, Royal Armouries, Yeoman Wardens and the ravens.
Kensington Palace - Kensington Palace has been a royal residence for over 300 years, and it was here that Queen Victoria was born and spent her childhood and, recently, the palace was home to Diana, Princess of Wales. Set within the tranquillity of Kensington Gardens, this is the most intimate of royal palaces, not simply an impressive stage for the ceremonies of court life but a charming and much-loved home.
Banqueting House - After the fire that destroyed Whitehall Palace in 1698, it was used as a chapel until 1890. From 1896 until 1962 the Banqueting House was occupied by the Royal United Services Institute and used as a museum.
Kew Gardens and Kew Palace - Explore the beautiful Kew Palace and uncover its intriguing stories, from its origins as rich merchant's house to royal home of George III and members of his family. The 17th-century gardens behind Kew Palace are guaranteed to restore flagging spirits, as the plants you'll find here were mainly cultivated for their medicinal properties. Take a stroll around and discover many herbal varieties that we still use to this day.
Apsley House - Be amazed by the glittering interiors of the grandest address in the capital, once known as 'Number 1 London'. This beautiful Georgian building was the London home of the first Duke of Wellington and has changed very little since his great victory at Waterloo in 1815. Revel in one of the finest art collections in London, with paintings by Velazquez and Rubens, as well as a wonderful collection of silver and porcelain.
Spencer House - From its conception, Spencer House was recognised as one of the most ambitious aristocratic town houses ever built in London and is the city's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact. This magnificent aristocratic palace has regained the full splendour of its late eighteenth-century appearance after a painstaking ten-year restoration undertaken by RIT Capital Partners plc, under the Chairmanship of Lord Rothschild. Eight State Rooms are open to the public for viewing on Sundays throughout the year.
Harrods - From its humble beginnings as a grocer and tea merchant in 1834, to the Terracotta Palace filled with luxury merchandise, Harrods continues to go from strength to strength, guided by its philosophy 'anything is possible'. From haute couture to pet accessories, the finest luxury merchandise is showcased in the lavish setting of the Knightsbridge store, stretching across seven floors and 330 departments. There are over 27 eateries to satisfy every taste, and a selection of premier services from By Appointment Personal Shopping to Harrods Bank and Gold Bullion. The Brompton Road store truly has it all.
Bond Street - London's famous Bond Street is revered throughout the world for its wealth of elegant stores, exclusive brands, designer fashion, luxury goods, fine jewels, art and antiques. Set in the heart of historic Mayfair, in London's popular West End, Bond Street has become a haven for gracious living.
Regent Street - Regent Street is the best shopping and lifestyle destination in the West End. Added attractions include listed architecture, interiors, art galleries, hotels and spas. There are more than 100 global brands, including Liberty, Apple and Hamleys. Oxford Street - Oxford Street offers an unrivalled shopping experience thanks to its exciting mix of high-street fashion and international brands, accessories, childrenswear, technology and homewear.
Portobello Road Market - Portobello Road has been a market since the 1800s but became particularly famous for its antiques in the 1950s. Now there are numerous stalls offering everything from fruit and bread to posters, vintage and designer clothes, bric-a-brac, music and, of course, loads of antiques! The market is in full swing on Saturdays.
Borough Market - Discover this gourmet's paradise in London. With a range of fresh produce including fruit, veg and all kinds of meat, as well as condiments, bakery treats and delicious street food, Borough Market is great for lunch or grocery shopping. There's also a wide selection of specialist ingredients and indulgent treats.
Alfies Antique Market - This is the place to come for antique and vintage clothes, collectables and 20th-century design pieces. It's the largest indoor market of its kind in London. Vintage lovers will spend hours browsing through the market's 600 stalls crammed with everything from rare vintage finds to colourful baubles. Alfies Antique Market also has a rooftop cafe boasting panoramic views over London.
Old Spitalfields Market - Old Spitalfields Market is a popular covered market selling everything from clothes to food to artwork. Nearby you'll also find specialist shops, hairdressers and restaurants. Once you've finished shopping, you won't be stuck for entertainment options; the cool bars and clubs of Shoreditch are just up the road.
Camden Market - Camden Lock is the central hub of Camden's huge market, which is home to more than 100 shops and stalls. Here you'll find an extensive range of goods from designer clothes and accessories, to one-off pieces of art, food and furnishings. There's also designer workshops, studios, stalls, shops, cafes, restaurants and bars.
Below are just a few of London's long running musicals and plays:
War Horse – At the outbreak of World War One, Joey, young Albert's beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped to France. He's soon caught up in enemy fire and fate takes him on an extraordinary odyssey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone and in no man's land. But Albert cannot forget Joey and, still not old enough to enlist, he embarks on a treacherous mission to find him and bring him home.
Les Miserables - Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, Les Miserables tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption - a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. Phantom of the Opera - Far beneath the majesty and splendour of the Paris Opera House, hides the Phantom in a shadowy existence. Shamed by his physical appearance and feared by all, the love he holds for his beautiful protégée Christine Daaé is so strong that even her heart cannot resist.
The Lion King - Set against the majesty of the Serengeti Plains to the evocative rhythms of Africa, this spectacular production explodes with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music to tell the timeless story of Simba and his epic journey to fulfil his destiny as King of the Pridelands.
Wicked - Based on the acclaimed novel by Gregory Maguire that ingeniously re-imagined the stories and characters created by L. Frank Baum in 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz', Wicked tells the incredible untold story of an unlikely but profound friendship between two sorcery students. Their extraordinary adventures in Oz will ultimately see them fulfil their destinies as Glinda The Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.
Billy Elliot - Set in a northern mining town, against the background of the 1984/'85 miners' strike, Billy Elliot is the inspirational story of a young boy's struggle against the odds to make his dreams come true. Follow Billy's journey as he stumbles out of the boxing ring and into a ballet class where he discovers a passion for dance that inspires his family and whole community and changes his life forever.


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Opening late summer 2016 at Stapley / US60
Bobby Q opened in 2005 at the former site of Bobby McGee's, offering a culmination of barbeque favorites. In addition to his extensive barbecue research mixed with his culinary expertise, the secret behind Bobby Q's barbeque lies within the slow cooking process over Tennessee hickory wood paired with the perfect blend of spices found in the special dry rub for the meat, as executed by barbeque master, Executive Chef Mark Hittle. This results in succulent hand-pulled pork, smoky sausage links, fork-tender brisket, and ribs that fall right off the bone. Bobby Q is sure to offer barbecue fare unlike any other. The starters will whet your appetite and the desserts will satiate your sweet-tooth cravings, but the barbecue is the showstopper.


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Millest's Wargaming Blog! It will no doubt end up becoming a place for my own odd thoughts! However its meant to start life as a Wargaming, hobby and painting blog. It will also be a book review site, a bit of a product review page, an airsoft blog and in places lots of other things, but over all I hope it will be a good read!
Wednesday, July 08, 2015
More Forge World Open Day Pics
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- CJ Kilbride said...
Who is that last Marine? I see Emperors Children iconography and a warhammer.
- 7:51 pm, July 08, 2015
- Millest said...
Eidolon. There are more pics in the previous post
- 8:02 pm, July 08, 2015
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Magnum Chocolate Party'15 Red Carpet
- Magnum threw the bash of the season with a ritzy and fashionable chocolate themed party, showcasing exclusive collections inspired by the rich and luscious tones of crackling Belgian Chocolate. Celebrated fashion designers Shehla Chatoor, Khadijah Shah for Elan, Omer Farooq for Republic, Maheen Karim and Nomi Ansari showcased their party collections at a glitzy evening for the special Magnum guests.
Apart from the designer collections, two exquisite installations by Couture mavericks, Ali Xeeshan and Fahad Hussayn, intrigued pleasure seekers who crowded around to marvel at the unique and custom built installations. Chocolate lovers including A-list celebs, designers and socialites interacted and indulged in all things chocolate as the party continued into the night.
With NabilaŌĆÖs exquisite styling, RAKA and CatwalkŌĆÖs impeccable d├®cor and event design with CatwalkŌĆÖs show production, Magnum laid out an evening that dripped with indulgence and style.
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Saint of the Day: St. Aristobulos
Nevertheless St. Aristobulos can number himself among men whose memories we hold most sacred, only a few of whom were of humble station and most of whom comprise some of the finest minds in all history, lay or ecclesiastical.
Saint of the Day: St. Thomas the Apostle
It is a grave injustice to the Apostle Thomas that he is best remembered by most Christians as the one who doubted Christ had reappeared after having been crucified, an event in this holy man's life that has lent his name to a phrase denoting an incredulous person – "doubting Thomas."
Saint of the Day: St. Gregory the Illuminator
Although the title "Illuminator" distinguished the Gregory who is presently our subject, he was not so called just for the sake of avoiding confusion in names. He was called the "Illuminator" because he was a beacon of Christianity that brought the light of Jesus Christ to an entire nation.
Saint of the Day: St. Thekla
When she was cast into a fire, she walked away unscathed. Lances bounced off her and nails could not penetrate her skin. When the onslaught on her person had been thwarted at every turn, her pagan foe retreated in awe.
Saint of the Day: St. Hermione
Thus, although Hermione had faced a certain agonizing death, she was spared so that she might live out her life in peace.
Saint of the Day: St. Titus
"At Paul's suggestion, Titus went to his native Crete alone, there to promote the establishment of houses of worship and to provide the necessary personnel for the maintenance of a cohesive Christian Church to serve the needs of all the people."


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Oh I cannot believe it's Monday again! I feel like lazying around on my bed all day long. But oh well, I gotta go back to my routines so I can get to the next weekend ;)
Here's a long overdue card I made (the base was made last year I think haha), I stamped and colored the image a few days ago when I found the base again in my stash bag haha.
Digital Kit: Lil Toonz: Start The Countdown by MandaBean & Robin Carlton (retired)
Stamp: About Town from Penny Black and Wishing You from The Angel Company
Ink: Memento in Tuxedo Black
Copic and Prismacolor markers
Entering the card for:
- Stamp Something
- Simon Says Stamp Challenge
- PaperPlay Challenges
- Daring Cardmakers
- Allsorts Challenge
Have a great Moday, all!