Your actual top 10/20/25/50/100/200 games - have you ever?

I've not put too many new releases in my Top 100 as feel they may have some recency bias to them, think the newest game is Final Fantasy VII Rebirth which sure is this year but kinda falls under the same extension of Remake being in the list.

Can see it like putting Tears into a list if you've got BotW in it already or a Souls game e.g. Dark Souls, another FROM game e.g. Elden Ring going to be close to the top.

New games are actually better though.

Ohh yeah, where's Origami King in ya list?

Every rule has its exceptions.

Sorry, posted a review in here by mistake.

But I would add EA Sports PGA Tour to my Top 100. That is all.

Hurrah, 'tis a good save! But I cannot comment on the golf, as I don't think I've played any golf game since Wii Sports Resort.

My list has hit 4 figures. Still mostly Zeldas at the top, still Bridge-It on the Amstrad at the bottom...

What about Zelda-likes? As I've been talking BG&E recently, and I've got Okami high on my Top 100 as well.

Best non-Zelda Zeldas is one that came up elsewhere recently and that I found interesting. For example, Tunic makes my top ton, but it's more of a Soulslike with some Zelda-y visual trappings. What about, say, Ever Oasis? That has sword combat, overworlds and dungeons, bosses, and using different skills to overcome obstacles. But it also has a capitalism simulator attached. Does that count? Then somebody pointed out that Metroidvanias and traditional pre-BotW Zelda are pretty close in the way they work, and how does that change things?

Anyway, the answer's Okami.

Are the Elder Scrolls games Zelda-likes?

The answer is yes - I checked with the president of Video Games. In which case both Oblivion and Skyrim are high up on the list also. The first thing that's not anything like that is... huh - Animal Crossing

Ever Oasis, I would think, is a Zelda-like being from Grezzo as well.

Yeah, like when I talk about what I want from a Zelda game, of you have dungeons you can only enter with correct items etc, does sound tad like a Metroidvania though I guess that's often one large map where you use items to get to different areas of the map. Where a Twilight Princess you got the map then dungeons in the map, so maybe them be separate is what makes the genre's different.

Jay and Luke are the co-presidents, so you'd have to ask them. If it was my reign, then no Jim those are Western-RPGs.

Ohh and now 20 years later, I've figured out why I like BG&E so much as my favourite game of all-time is Wind Waker, right. Both games from 2003, you traverse water on a boat/hovercraft, camera to take pictures, stealth based dungeons and now to finish the game got to go look for a bunch of items around the world and likely more things similar.

I've always bounced off any Bethesda game I've played, they don't feel very Zelda-like to me.

Skyrim's first-person (without a lock-on) so it's rubbish. That's my informed take.

You can play 3rd person in Skyrim

That's why you don't try to argue with cowardly facts, you just make hyperbolous statements like "Skyrim is boring and feels like shit to play". Mas can't say shit about that.

Because it's 100% correct.

I've never played it, so very much could be shite.

Guys, all games are shit.

Or ace, I forget

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