Ebaumsworld top games

Trials Rising - The 2. This is why it's rated higher than both the Crew games, sitting at 83 out of on Metacritic. F-Zero Maximum Velocity - Sometimes, it's not about the gameplay or how outdated something is. Sometimes it is about what the game brought to a platform. Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition Remix - Agreed, the game is a bit outdated, but the reason why this game has such a high score on Metacritic, a cult following is because it is still so damn good.

This is why MNC Los Angeles isn't on the list, but this one is, and it's all about the gameplay and environment. The sparkly roads and nighttime, with memorable songs and nerve-wracking turns, are enough to make this one worth play. However, the game offers many other modes, such as a split-screen with gameplay modes consisting of power-ups. All of that and the fact that it provides real cars make this game praiseworthy.

Wipeout Series- The whole Wipeout series is so cool, probably because of its setting and gameplay. Players aren't driving the usual cars, no, sir. It is all about the distant future and high-speed anti-gravity racing. From the visual design to the race tracks, all demand an incredibly high reflex rate, which becomes why people have so much fun while playing this. Grid Autosport - Grid Autosport is available on many platforms, including portable ones such as Ipad, giving almost the same top-notch experience across the board.

This makes GRID one of the most accessible racing games of the current era. With a roster full of amazing cars and tracks, this game has simply a fun driving experience. F1 - The yearly releases of F1 games might have toned down its unique feel in terms of hype. However, F1 was pretty much the perfect game of this genre. And since there isn't any other F1 game that captures the feel to this degree, it makes 's entry stand out. Need For Speed Most Wanted - While the game is wildly considered acceptable by fans for the story, it's the 's entry that offers much better racing gameplay.

Created by the same guys who made Burnout Paradise, this game is basically a love letter to the game. Forza Motorsport 7 - Simulation games can be super fun, and Forza Motorsport is an example of that. The game offers so many cars and tops them up with impressive tracks and realistic gameplay. Dirt 2 - This game isn't the most fantastic Dirt title, but the reason it's rated so highly is due to the year it was released in. No game matched the feel of Dirt 2 in I used to watch westerns all the time with my grandma.

She passed away a week after Easter that year. When I played it. Was like we were watching a western again. The story of John Marston is something I always love going back to.

Online was great playing with my best friend. We always had our go-to characters to cause chaos online. Warring with posses at the fort in Mexico was fun too! Red Dead Redemption 2 is awesome.

But I'm a sucker for the original. Hoping for a remaster. Jak and Daxter As a kid, it was fun to romp around the maps and mindlessly bash things. It scratches that nice completionist itch in me.

The scenery is really pretty. The music is all bops. And I will constantly replay it. Those late 90s get-togethers with my bro and some mates, 4 player License to Kill all maps. Glorious, nostalgic and etched firmly in my soul. GTA San Andreas I'll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda. Diablo 2. Just picked up the remaster and I'm sucked right in like its all over again. Mass Effect 2. The final mission will always be one of my favorite gaming moments.

Super Mario 64 Could listen to those water levels all day long. So chill. Banjo Kazooie. My uncle bought an N64 so we could have something to bond over at his house. He used to just watch me play that game, it was a great time.