No game has over come close to Ocarina of time on the n64...of recent times my favourite game was probably red dead redemption on the 360
GTA V and pCARS both impressed me on the PS4,I'm toying with the idea of getting both on the PC though to see how they both look and play.
Skyrim.....started Witch 3 yesterday but i feel like its pretty poor in comparison
Fallout 4 was pretty epic but more impressed with Bloodbourne - got the platinum trophy on it and have been putting off the dlc for a while.Got through the dlc over the weekend and it has been absolutely brilliant, main game was great finished it 3 times and the dlc has been the best I have paid for may even dip back in to do the whole game again for a fourth time.Not often I would even think about replaying games after 100% completing them.
Xenoblade Chronicles X now... it is a beaut and ma-hoo-sive data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
For me there is rarely any game that impresses me anymore.
It's all more of the same. I still play them to kill time and to get some enjoyment out of them but the days of genuinely awesome games are gone. I'm talking about games like warcraft 2, diablo 2, orginal xcom series, x-wing vs tie-fighter, etc list goes on
I really loved Bioshock Infinite. It really had me immersed all the way through and replayed it many times due to my love for the game. The enthralling storyline and the vivid and beautiful landscape combined with the (in my opinion) fast and dynamic gunplay made for an excellent game.
starcraft 2 legacy of the void, the best 2015 game for me
The last two are Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
Shadow of the Colossus I think in terms of console games. Although Implosion: Never Lose Hope on mobile was the first one on my phone that made me feel like we had come a long way from Flappy Bird.