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I also choose Ocarina of Time, it's just the right choice. Everything said about it is true, it was a game changer. But I also want to mention Super Mario 64 because it was my first game and I have many good memories of it. I don't recall finding all of the starts, but I still loved it.

I still have mine too, though I don't play much in it anymore and some games are missing. But it works perfectly fine, I do go back sometimes and play it. It's nice to have that good memory and it will never get too old for me even with the new ones.

The first one I had was the Playstation 2, but my older brother had the Playstation 1 before. We were really hooked and excited for a new console. It's still here and it works fine, though a few games are missing. I believe my brother still has his Playstation 1 with him.

I find pikmin adorable, they're a little odd. But that little flower just looks so cute. However, for me it's Kirby. He's so cute, and he change into different outfits. He was my favorite in Super Smash Bros when I was little.

I love the music in Silent Hill, more so the ones made by Akira Yamaoka. It has a good mix of instrumental music and songs with lyrics. The music is eery, but calming. Not all of course, some are just creepy. I can't explain why, but I love it. Music in video games can get overlooked sometimes...

Haha, not at all. Not really into conflict, at all. But it's a video game, I can do anything, fight, use magic, steal chickens, the list is endless.

I love to play Jenga with a good group of people. You'd be surprised how intense it can get. I also like Sorry and Scrabble. I enjoy playing Monopoly with my cousins, but it gets real with them. Board games are fun, I think everyone should have some around their house. You never know when you'll...

Unless it's really engaging, I find myself having a short attention span for mobile games. I play them to kill time, like when I wait for a class to start or in a waiting room. However, I notice I'll spend a few minutes on it, then leave it. Now, that's also because a lot of them make you wait...

I would say both, depends on what I'm looking for. Some days I want to be challenged, other days I just want to have fun. That's the great part about video games, with so much variety you can do what you want.

Definitely World of Warcraft. You'd never be bored, there's adventure and magic anywhere. Another one would be the Legend of Zelda. The scenery in some games is just so beautiful and filled with things to do.

Minecraft can get old after a while. I stop playing it and maybe come back after a while. Mods and big building projects keep you entertained for a while. But it has its limits, maybe with future updates they'll add more things. However, it's not the kind of game I could play on and on.

Getting addicted to playing video games is quite easy. I never had a problem with it really, college and a part time job kept me very busy. But I do have friends who were deep into it. It becomes an addiction when you stop handling your responsibilities and only focus on the games. Everything...

I have a mixed bag here. Kingdom Hearts 1, Silent Hill 2 and I'm throwing in Crash Bandicoot: Revenge of Cortex. I really loved playing these. We still have out PS2 around, it's nice to go back and play, even with newer consoles around. Some games are just special and will live on.

Ocarina of Time is by far my favorite. However, I did enjoy Majora's mask, even if it was a change in the franchise. The Legend of Zelda games will probably never get old for me. I love the storyline and general adventures in the game. Something I can't get in other games no matter how many...

Can it me more than one? The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. I can play most Zelda games over and over again. Also, I could play Super Mario 64 again. I couldn't get all the stars when I was a kid, but now I can. Still challenging and very fun, even if it's been years.

My favorite is Silent Hill, I really enjoyed 1 - 3. The rest are ok, but those first three were really creepy. The general feeling of the game, the alarm, the monsters. I simply loved it, scared the crap out of me, but I love them. F.E.A.R. is also a great game and creepy. I've yet to play...

My fist console was the Nintendo 64, along with the Super Mario 64 game. I love that console and still have it. You have to fight with the tv wire a little, but it still works. I have so many good memories from it, it's what really got me into gaming and I'm very grateful for it.

I don't have any siblings, so sitting down when my cousins visited and playing Super Smash Bros and Mario Kart were some of my favorite memories. Granted we usually argued over who'd use the purple N64 remote. Although I was so happy to have them over I'd give it up. Nothing like a good match or...

Mario and The Legend of Zelda hands down for me. To this day they continue to be my favorite games. Especially Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time. I love them and the memories I have playing these games are irreplaceable. It's nice that we have ways now to revisit these classic games.

Even if the game itself wasn't like others, it put me on an emotional rollercoaster. When I though something would go a certain way, it didn't. And I loved it for it! It's a gripping game, the story is fantastic and will hook you. I recommend it, I promise you won't be able to put it down.