Mmm. Cain goes way back. Nice. I loved playing Yar's Revenge.

My list of favorite games:

Kaboom! on Atari 2600 - they encouraged gamers to take a photo of their TV if they got a high enough score, and I did, and they sent me something for it (a t-shirt I think).

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link for the original NES.

Crystalis, for the original NES - first video game I ever "beat."

Wing Commander for... something? Maybe NES.

StarLancer for the Dreamcast

Burnout 3 Takedown for PS2

Tribes Aerial Assault for PS2

Unreal Tournament for PS2

-Tony

I did leave out Final Fantasy 7

and Secret of Mana for SNES

My favourites are:

VGA Planets (old PBEM game)
Morrowind
UT2K4
Call of Duty 1
Half Life 1
Championship Manager (the old ones, 99/00, 01/02)
Rome Total War
Gothic 1

Half Life 2
Need for Speed Most Wanted
Quake III
UT
Half Life 1

Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Maybe they aren't the BEST of all games, but the freedom and power of the games makes me enjoy them more than any games available today.

Not, the killing people part, no, I mean the part where you can take a car and drive from one end of this massive world to the other and back, and it's all seamless, with little to no loading screens.

As for the missions, eh, they don't put together the greatest of all stories, but they're pretty damn fun to play.

Chrono Trigger is, without doubt, the best game ever made.

My favourite all time game is

MS PACMAN

Followed closely by: DONKEY KONG!

Half Life 2
Max Payne
Red Alert 2
Rise of Nations
NFS Most Wanted

Polybius

When I was younger, I loved Duke Nukem 64. The sounds of bots screaming when you shoot them with the shotgun is hilarious. Now I can't get enough of Morrowind.