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What is the most outstanding game you have played/know about?
In my opinion its the legend of zelda:Ocarina of time
The reason for this is 1 its n amazingly big game and keeps me playing for hours

ign:10 (perfect)
gamespot:10(perfect)
gametrailers gave it there spot as number 1 game of all time and its has been quoted as a masterpiece by many.

But whats your most suprisingly great game?

its really hard well here this is what you do

After you enter the temple, reach the central area and go right, then use the
Iron Boots to sink to the bottom floor. Follow the passageway until you meet
Ruto again, then take off the boots and float up to the third floor. Play
Zelda's Lullaby at the Triforce symbol to drain the water completely, then
enter the nearby room. In the next room, defeat the spike enemies and open
the chest to get the Map, then leave the room. Drop down the hole to the
first floor and use Din's Fire to light the torches, which open the door.

Defeat the clam enemies (target them, and use the Hookshot on their soft
insides when the shell opens) in the next room to get a key. Follow the path
back to the central area. Get to the far end of the room and push the block
there until it drops. Follow the path until you reach the room with the
rapidly moving water. There, put on your Iron Boots when you're above the
pipe. Use the Hookshot to hit the switch in the statue's mouth, then use it
again to reach the target on the wall nearby. Take off the Iron Boots and
float up above the clams into another room and get a key. Then, go back to
the main area and then enter the tower in the center of the room.

Use the Hookshot to reach a higher platform and play Zelda's Lullaby there to
raise the water halfway. Then, use the Iron Boots to sink to the bottom of
this room and follow the new passageway until you reach the switch. Hit the
switch and defeat the various enemies to open the other gate in the ceiling.
Float into the new opening and open the chest to get a key. Now, make your
way back to the room where you changed the water level and enter the door
above the water. In the main area, go right and use the Iron Boots to sink to
the bottom, then follow the passage to where you met Ruto before. Then, float
up to the second floor and bomb the cracked wall and get the key in the
chest. Next, go back to the central area and float up to the second floor.

From here, go to the far end of the room and use your key to open the door.
Walk by the water and wait for the spider enemy to jump down, then defeat it
with your sword and stand on the water. Use your Hookshot or arrows to shoot
the nearby switch to be risen up to the next floor. Enter the next room and
play Zelda's Lullaby by the Triforce symbol to raise the water completely.
Then, go left and enter the room, and defeat the nearby bats in that room.
After they're gone, drop down to the lowest platform and wait until it
reaches its lowest point.

Use the Hookshot to climb the platforms coming down the waterfall to reach
the other side. Once there, continue to the next room. In the next room, get
through by hitting the switch and using the Hookshot to reach the platforms,
then eventually you'll reach the last platform. Stand on the statue-like head
and hit the switch to go up to the door. Defeat the Like Like, then use the
Hookshot to get over the spikes, and then enter the next room. Run across the
room to the other door. Turn around and walk towards the tree to fight Dark
Link. You can VERY easily defeat Dark Link by using your hammer because he
can NOT copy it. You will just smash him, and he will even not defend himself
nor attack you. After he's defeated, enter the next room. Open the chest to
get the Longshot.

Now, play the Song of Time behind the chest to make the block disappear. Drop
into the hole and you'll be in an underground river. Drift down the river
while avoiding the whirlpools and climb onto the ledge at the left wall near
the end and shoot the eye switch with an arrow to open the nearby gate. Use
the Longshot to reach the chest and get a key, then follow the path out to
the rapid water room. Use the Longshot to cross the pool and then follow the
path back to the central area. Back there, get to the far side of the room.
Use the Iron Boots to reach the lowest room on that side, and follow that
path to the room where you met Ruto and take off the boots to float upward.
Once at the top, play Zelda's Lullaby to drain the water, then fall down the
hole and make your way to the main area again.

This time, enter the middle tower. Reach the upper ledge with the Longshot
and play the lullaby again to raise the water level halfway. Leave the room
and get to the back of the central area, and you'll see an eye switch. Shoot
the switch with an arrow and use the Longshot on the target behind the gate
before it shuts and follow the path until you reach a block. Push the block
as far as it can go and go right and open the chest to get a key. Go straight
out of the room and use the Longshot on the target in the ceiling, and you'll
reach the main area again. Sink to the bottom of the room again and get to
the right side, then go through that passage to the next room.

Surface on the ledge in the room and use the Longshot to reach the other side
by the door and use a key to open it. Get across the room while avoiding the
spider enemies and the other obstacles and enter the next room. In the next
room, defeat the Stinger enemies and drop down onto the ledge, then bomb the
crack in the wall. In the new passage, pull the block as far as you can go,
then get to the ledge across the water and bomb it, too. Then, enter that
side of the passage and push the block as far as possible, then go back to
the other side and pull the block some more. When you have enough room, get
to the other side and push the block into the water so it pushes down the
switch, which raises the water, giving you access to the door.

Enter the next room and hit the switch with your sword, then quickly go
across the rising water pillars to the other side. In the next room, put on
your Iron Boots, then after the boulder passes you, go right and drop into
the underwater passageway. Follow the passage to the end and take off your
boots to float up to the surface and take the Boss Key from the chest in the
following room. Now, make your way ALL the way back to the central area and
float up to the surface of the water, and enter the room above you. Press the
switch while you're standing on the water and go up to the top and play
Zelda's Lullaby in the following ledge to completely raise the water level.

Then, go left and stand on the platform across from the statue with the
Longshot target. Aim your Longshot and go across the water and enter the next
room. In the next room, run up the slope with the Blade Traps without getting
hurt to reach the Boss's Room! (This may take a few times.) Jump onto one of
the platforms in the water and the boss, Morpha will appear. Read the Bosses
section of this guide to find out how to beat it. After you defeat Morpha,
take the Heart Container and exit through the blue light.

Mega Man 2.
Super Mario Bros. 3
Jungle Beat.

All classics, and all great fun to play.

I'm going to be beaten for this but my favorite game is a new one. A game that is highly over looked even though it got some of the best ratings a game can get.

Okami

It was tons of fun, if you're a fan of Legend of Zelda game then you'll be a fan of this, I highy recommend it to all.

Ocarina of Time was a really awesome game- but I also got stuck in the water temple... rofl

Tales of Phantasia anyone who has played this Snes clasic should know this gaem rocks ^_^ also the mana series though some of the new ones kinda suck compared to the older ones also the original Final fantasy tactics , and umm fable? Another golden oldie is the snes clasic Star Ocean ^_^ wooooo the main character has a tale WOOO!!! and legacy of kain series adn the zedla seris are all very good and dragon quest and several others i dont' feel like listing

I would have picked Oncarina of Time...but then Twilight Princess came out.l I love it! The graphics are better and there's a lot of thinking needed to be done to pass things. I'm already up to almost 40 hours of game play and I'm not sick of it at all. The Zelda games are definitely my favorite.

I got Oblivion on the PS3, lovin every second of it. just ran across some ebony arrows a second ago ^^ my bow now does in excess of 40 dmg without the critical.