An absolute classic, Resident Evil 4 is one of my favorite games ever made. It's an example of what makes videogames fun. An HD texture mod, coming soon, should help make this game look even better.

This is still my favorite Call of Duty to date, and will probably stay that way. The multiplayer is still fun and populated, and its single-player is a lot of fun, too. Just get this instead of MWR.

If anyone is looking for FPS nostalgia with mission variety, this game is great. There's no excuse to at least give it a try during a Steam sale, when it's ridiculously cheap to pick up.

Okami is a masterpiece, and should be played by anyone who enjoys gaming as a hobby. It is the complete adventure, and a game that should not be missed.

MW2 is a flawed classic. If everything breaks right (no cheaters, no tubers, no bad hosts), this is my go-to CoD online. The single-player is also fun, with obscene amounts of non-stop action.

Dead Rising is one of the more unique and fun games I own, and it's as fun as it was back in 2006. It will put off those looking for a quick playthrough, but it comes recommended to everyone else.

Blood Dragon is an amazing experience, and a very good game as well. One of the only games I would willingly install uPlay in order to play -- that's how good this is.

This is honestly one of the worst games I have ever played. Avoid this game at all costs, unless you want to truly appreciate any game you play after this one.

Civilization 5 has near-limitless replayability that, purchased with all its expansion packs, is well-worth anyone's purchase for a strategy classic. It still even has a thriving multiplayer, too.

While the decent singleplayer can be worth your time, it doesn't prop up enough a fundamentally broken multiplayer. The rampant cheating will make sure you won't enjoy your experience online.