los 100 mejores de la historia

89. Tomb Raider

Lara Croft is now a brand, and this is where it started. The original made the world feel big even in the confines of a tomb.









88. Sega Rally Championship

Still one of the smoothest-controlling racing games around.









87. Mr. Driller

It’s a dangerous job, drilling through blocks, but Mr. Driller made the task really, really fun.








86. Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast

This title put the “arcade” back into “arcade-style racing” with big drifts, great accessibility and sexy Ferraris.








85. Silent Hill 2

The sequel to Konami’s Silent Hill was even ghastlier than the first outing on the original PlayStation.








84. Phantasy Star Online

Phantasy Star Online’s attack combos were derived from crack cocaine.









83. Nights

In a console world where full 3D was getting all the attention, Nights took to the skies and went 2.5 to achieve results just as spectacular as full-on free-roamers.








82. Lemmings

They’re mindless little rodents, but you want to save them nonetheless in this addictive classic.








81. Robotron 2084

This game’s dual joystick configuration was new at the time, and its execution is worthy of recognition still today.









80. Virtua Tennis 3

Virtua Tennis 3 is the pinnacle of Sega’s stellar pick-up-and play tennis series—and we love the minigames.

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79. Secret of Monkey Island

It’s as revered an adventure game as they come, partly because it was simply hilarious.









78. Doom II

It was one of the main players in fostering the first-person shooter genre. Much respect.









77. Football Manager 2007

Who would’ve thought a soccer manager game could be so immersive?









76. Ikaruga

Seizure inducing and extremely difficult, yet it had gameplay that freshened up the shmup genre—exactly what shooter fans crave.









75. Burnout 2

The intense speed, great graphics and tight control made this racer stand out from its peers.









74. Thief: The Dark Project

A sneaker in the first-person, Garrett was slinking through the shadows well before Sam Fisher.









73. Puzzle Bobble (aka Bust-a-Move)

Taito’s classic colored balls puzzler is still a ‘casual’ hit.









72. Killer7

Shooter with a difference, chronicling the many personalities of the main character, an assassin.









71. Ninja Gaiden Black

Team Ninja’s Xbox action game managed to add lustre to the original.










70. Ridge Racers 2

PSP incarnation of a simple yet engaging driving series that stretches back to the dawn of PlayStation.

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69. PilotWings 64

Airborne missions including the use of a gyrocopter and a hang glider aided the launch of Nintendo 64 in 1996.









68. GTR2

Realism-charged supercar driving experience.










67. Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved

Robotron for the Xbox 360 generation; simple gameplay and lovely looks.










66. F-Zero GX

Sixth game in the futuristic sliding, racing genre from Nintendo.










65. Darwinia

Introversion’s strategy-action game defies the usual genre-descriptions, combining the best modern gameplay with slick retro visuals.








64. System Shock 2

Complex sci-fi horror shooter from Ken Levine failed to deliver commercially, despite rave reviews.









63. Lumines

PSP block-drop puzzler from Tetsuya Mizuguchi blended ace looks and music.








62. Jet Set Radio Future

Sega’s roller-blader for the launch of Xbox followed on from the Dreamcast original, and offered a highly distinctive graphical style.









61. Manhunt

Vicious and grisly horror game that appalled critics of the game industry, but it’s actually a pretty good stealth game.









60. Pac-Man Vs

Successfully utilized the system link between GameCube and GameBoy Advance to bring multiplayer depth to a fading franchise.

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59. StarFox 64

Fixed rail shooter of the old school; straddling the world of SNES and Nintendo 64.








58. Tempest 2000

Jeff Minter’s hyper-surreal puzzle shooter for Atari’s Jaguar was certainly the best thing about that benighted console.









57. Soul Calibur

Namco’s Dreamcast fighter was an innovator in 3D gameplay nd, in its time, stunningly good-looking.









56. Guitar Hero

Created a new genre by combining a rock-out controller and simple gameplay.









55. Counter-Strike

Tactical FPS based on a Half-Life mod. An online favorite.









54. Chrono Trigger

Square’s SNES RPG wasc developed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, Kazuhiko Aoki, Nobuo Uematsu, Yuuji Horii and Akira Toriyama. How could it fail to be wonderful?









53. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2

Open-ended skating game from a franchise that doesn’t stop delivering.










52. Disgaea: Hour Of Darkness

Hard-core RPG from Atlus, that challenged even the most devoted fans of the genre.









51. Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire

It’s been ten years since Pokemon games started to appear on Game Boy. Here were the best of the bunch.









50. Shenmue

Yu Suzuki’s big budget Dreamcast adventure told the story of a young man in search of his father’s killers.

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49. Animal Crossing

Another example of Nintendo’s ability to redefine games; Animal Crossing is a life simulation that rewards communication.








48. Puyo Pop Fever

Cute Japanese block-drop puzzler that offered strong multiplayer gameplay.










47. Far Cry

German jungle-shooter with drop-dead pixel-shaded graphics










46. Quake III

The highpoint in id’s series of multiplay shooters was released in 1999.










45. Company Of Heroes

Relic’s real-time strategy winner gave WW2 back some of the lustre it has lost in recent years.









44. Super Monkey Ball

Fantastically fun arcade platformer offers loveable creatures and bananas aplenty.









43. Bomberman

Remains one of the greatest multiplayer experiences of all time.









42. Rome: Total War

Creative Assembly’s RTS brought the legions of Caesar to life with outstanding visuals and AI.









41. Gran Turismo 4

Gaming’s defining car-sim series.









40. Wario Ware Inc: Minigame Mania

Hundreds of mini-games that tried, and sometimes succeeded, in making gaming seem new all over again.

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39. Secret Of Mana

Square’s Super Nintendo top-down real-time RPG.








38. Virtua Fighter 5

Bang up-to-date arcade fighter from Sega.









37. StarCraft

Blizzard’s finely balanced RTS is still a multiplay favorite almost a decade after it arrived.









36. Battlefield 2

Sweden’s much-loved shooter combines strategy, tactics and role-playing.









35. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons Of Liberty

Hideo Kojima’s highly regarded adventure in which Snake sneaks up and whacks terrorists.









34. R-Type Final

Irem’s old-school scrolling shooters keep coming back for more. Except this really is the last one from the Japanese developer. No, really.









33. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Spooky 2D action adventure added depth to what had been a straight platforming series.









32. Project Gotham Racing 2

Superb racer for Xbox from Bizarre Creations which put style as well as speed on the agenda.









31. Katamari Damacy

Namco’s curious third-person puzzle action game offered a unique take on collecting stuff.









30. Shadow Of The Colossus

Massive in scale, beautiful in execution; one of PS2’s highest achievements.

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29. Deus Ex

Warren Spector’s Unreal-based end-of-the-century shooter cum role-player swept the awards board with an engrossing story arc.








28. Perfect Dark

Rare’s follow-up to Goldeneye brought Joanna Dark to the world. Shooting from the hip, the game brought the N64 era to a satisfying close.









27. Rez

Innovative musical game that majors on looks and sound.









26. Advance Wars

Turn-based combat for GBA that players found difficult to put down.









25. Sim City 2000

Will Wright’s urban planning series has millions of fans, many of whom see this as the only computer game worth playing.









24. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Triumphant 2003 return for the classic platforming series, which melds agility with puzzle-solving and combat.









23. Metroid Prime

Nintendo’s shooter was a high-point for GameCube.









22. World Of WarCraft

A way of life for millions, and long may it continue.









21. Okami

An artsy and stylish critical darling largely ignored by the public.









20. Civilization IV

Awesome strategy game spanning centuries; the high-point in a series that has consistently delivered the very best in turn-based strategy.

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19. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

An RPG told in visual splendour.








18. Final Fantasy VII

Even now, the game’s budget looks terrifying, but this adventure delivered for millions of PlayStation owners.









17. GoldenEye 007

Nintendo 64 shooter from Rare that pretty much ruled the genre, at least on console, for years.









16. Street Fighter Anniversary

2D fighting at its most graceful.










15. Pro Evolution Soccer 6

Crowned king of soccer games.










14. Super Mario Kart

Marvellous Super Nintendo racer that brought together all those characters and continues to influence game design today.









13. Ico

Sony’s admirable adventure was an awards dinner stalwart, but less-than stellar at the retail tills.









12. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

A blockbuster by any standards; 2004’s biggest selling game offered gamers the chance to join a crime family; stylistically the game owes much to mob movies but who’s complaining?









11. Yoshi's Island

A platformer par excellence, in which Yoshi got to be the star attraction at last.

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10. Super Metroid

Gumpei Yokoi’s SNES 2D platformer was set in a sci-fi universe oft-imitated, but rarely convincingly.








09. Tetris

Russia’s most significant contribution to popular culture in the last quarter of a century. Maybe.









08. Final Fantasy XII

Epic RPG from Square which sought to move the battle-system forward.









07. Halo

Bungie’s shooter kept Microsoft in the console game, with new iterations continuing to beguile.









06. The Legend Of Zelda: A Link to the Past

Despite being a Super Nintendo release, the game still holds its own today on Virtual Console for Wii.









05. Super Mario World

A launch game for SNES that brought Mario into the 1990s.









04. Half-Life 2

Valve’s sci-fi shooter really got into player’s minds, with ingenious puzzles and a great story.









03. Super Mario 64

The archetype for 3D platforming.










02. Resident Evil 4

Capcom’s third-person horror shooter moved the genre on from shambling zombies, but still managed to scare the hell out of everyone.









01. The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time

Not for the first time, nor perhaps the last, rated as the best game ever.

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Aunque tengais la lista, recomiendo a toda costa que os hagais con una, cuesta 8,90 pero merece la pena, los comentarios de cada juego, sobre lo que supusieron en su dia y lo que suponen en la actualidad, es muy interesante, la revista esta bien encuadernada, merece la pena tenerla, como una pequeña enciclopedia.

Te lo has currao tío!!!!!
Destacar el Shenmue de Dreamcast, q tiene una historia impresionante, al igual que la ambientación y la forma de juego, lástima que viniera 100% en inglés. Y dos de mis shooters preferidos (por no decir mis preferidos), GOLDENEYE 64 Y PERFECT DARK 64, que pensaba q no iban a salir y veo que están en posiciones avanzadas. Las horas que les he echado a estos dos juegos dudo mucho que las supere q juegos actuales.

Ostias!!. Super Castlevania 4 tampoco está!!

Saludos!!

De los 17 mejores.... 8 de NINTENDO, y 9 para CONSOLAS NINTENDO.

Y hay gente todavía NEGANDO todo lo que se llama Nintendo a día de hoy....


Por cierto.. Si hubiese entrado en la pugna el año 2007, seguro que Metroid Prime 3, Zelda TP y Mario Galaxy se hubiesen colado entre los 15 mejores....

El dominio de NINTENDO en el VIDEOJUEGO es tal, que la gente le tiene miedo y se refugia en las líneas de resolución auto-sugestionándose de que Nintendo es una mierda.

nada mas que aportar a esta cruda realidad

De nuevo se correrá ese túpido velo..cuando la realidad asoma........

¿Qué decías del nuevo Firmware de Ps3?. ¿Lée Divx ya?