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Bionic Commando

Castlevania II: Simon's Quest.

Contra

Golgo 13 - Top Secret Episode

The Goonies II

Gradius

Ikari Warriors

Kid Icarus

Mega Man

Mega Man 2

Superm Mario Bros.

Superm Mario Bros. 2

Top Gun

Zelda II: the adventures of Link

Altered Beast

Golden Axe

Phantasy Star II

Sonic the Hedgehog

Banjo-Kazooie

Fifa 98: Road to Word Cup

007: Goldeneye

Madden NFL: 99

Mario Kart 64

Starfox 64

Star Wars: Rouge Squadron

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire

1080 degrees Snowboarding

Bushido Blade

Final Fantasy 7

Gran Turismo

Metal Gear: Solid

Oddworld: Abe's Oodesee

Parappa the Rapper

Resident Evil 2

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater

Sega Sports: NFL 2K

Sega Sports: NFL 2K1

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2

Virtua Tennis

Civilization

Ghost Recon / Desert Siege

Half-Life / Opposing Forces

Home World

Kingpin: Life of Crime

Max Payne

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault

Star Craft

Star Wars Racer

Warcraft II: Reign of Chaos

ATV Offroad Fury

Grand Theft Auto
III

Madden 2002

Onimusha Warlords

Parappa the Rapper 2

The Mark of Kri

Ratchet and Clank

Red Faction

SSX

Star Wars: Starfighter

Resident Evil

Resident Evil 0

Sega Soccer Slam

Welcome to the Trophy Room! Ever since I was a kid I was fascinated by video games. Early games like Pac-Man and Centipede didn't really have conclusions as far as I can remember. There was no ultimate goal except to try and beat the high score.

As the indusrty changed so did the object of the game. Pretty soon all my friends were bragging to eachother about our various video game conquests. Here then is a collection of all the games I have finished in my "career". There are plenty of games worth mentioning that can't make the trophey room simply because there was no real "end-goal". Games like Dance Dance Revolution or pure multi-player games like Counter-Strike (both of which I have wasted away days of my life on) simply aren't "beaten".

Anyway with a slew of titles under my belt I figured I might as well display them somewhere. Check it out!

Ah the Nintendo. Unfortunately I wasn't allowed to have a NES untill someone gave it to me for my birthday. So I missed out on classics like Metroid and Zelda. Some of these games I could only beat by cheating but I figured I'd put them in here anyway

The Genesis really introduced me to the concept of "bits" I didn't really know what they were exactly, but I knew that the Genesis had 16 of them and that was TWICE what my old NES had. I'm not sure how I convinced my parents to let me get this.

The N64 got kinda a bad rep. Dismissed by many as a "kids machine" and lacking the sheer numbers that the playstation library had, it enjoyed only moderate success. However it was the first big console with 4 built in controler ports. That equals fun X4. Goldeneye, Banjo, and Mario Kart still stand out as some of my all-time favorite games.

Remember when Sony's console was the New Kid On The Block? The Playstation was an awsome machine that marketed itself to an older hipper crowd. I held out on buying one for a long time, but finally I had seen one too many Final Fantasy 7 commercials and (thankfully) caved in.

Sega's Consoles never managed to really take off. The original Sega couldn't hold a candle to the NES, the Genesis got trounced by Super Nes, and the Dreamcast couldn't keep up with Sony's Playstation. Still it was a great game machine, and once again...you goatta love the 4 built-in controller ports.

The PC...the weapon of choice for gameing's elite. Because of my early devotion to Apple computers I was very late in getting into PC games. I missed out on some awsome looking titles (like Out of this World, Warcraft, X-wing, and Syndicate). Nowadays I am feverishly trying to make up for lost time. :)

I remember waiting in line for the PS2 and then having to wait a little longer before I could finally secure one. Sony's second console continues to biuld on the market-share momentum of the first and is the dominant console today. Not only that but I work for these guys now!

Nintendo is still hanging on. Like the N64, it can't really compete with Sony but I like it much better than Microsoft's machine. I'll always come back for Nintendo's big franchise titles. Plus...those four built- in controller ports are a big plus.