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Gold was a bit of a return to form, but playing so many of the old games with such a mix of gimmicks all at once made it pretty incohesive.

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What a perfect, perfect portable experience those first two games were - WarioWare just didn’t quite have the same magic in the GameCube console version, and newer versions have tended to be a little messed up by their gimmicks. I still have my original DS copy, completed and played up to the eyeballs. I was torn between this and the GBA original, but I think Touched got the longer playtime for me.

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Special credit goes to: Pokémon Yellow for being my first Pokémon Silver for being my second Pokémon Gold for being the one I got in France and completed anyway Pokémon TCG (GameBoy) for the immesne soundtrack Pokémon Pinball for being superb for pick-up-and-play Pokémon Snap for being a monstrously playable videogame even to this day (the sequel’s great too) Pokémon Ranger for nearly knackering my DS Pokémon Black for being my reintroduction to the series Pokémon Omega Ruby for housing the birth of my love of shiny hunting and Pokémon SoulSilver for Voltorb Flip. It’s the closest to my dream Pokémon game - big explorable expanses with hundreds of monsters to catch and breed for hours. It’s the one I’d pick up for a 2021 session of Pokémon.

It’s not the one that was the best at the time. Pokémon Shield is not the most important instalment of one of my most important-definining game series. Some what of another victim of “one game per franchise”. Just have to make sure I play the version with the Offspring and Bad Religion soundtrack. But nothing has ever beaten the feel of a 10 minute session of Crazy Taxi every now and then, it’s a timeless experience even 23 years after its original release. Ya ya ya ya ya! I’ve not got a lot of pure nostalgia spots on this list - as games get bigger and better, they tend to override my favour. So sure, special note to Burnout Revenge, but the place goes to the one I probably played a little more, Paradise. They’re a total power couple, offering everything that the entire Burnout franchise ever excelled at between them. The reason I didn’t? When only choosing one game per franchise, Burnout suffers - I have always kept copies of Paradise AND Revenge around. There’s just something about it - it’s not flawless, but the roamable worlds, the pick-up-and-play that ensures I can play it with friends even after 10 years of not doing so, and perhaps most importantly, the impeccable voiceover work from Rik Mayall, one of my favourite human beings.

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I’ve not played Lost Legacy) to a trilogy that helped define the PlayStation 3, and a breathtaking showcase of what PS4 could do with a lot of fun set pieces that was broadly made fantastically. In the future, I think Uncharted 4 is the game most likely to be knocked off my favourites list by something else. Crash Team Racing definitely takes it for the series as a whole thanks to its accessibility, nostalgia, and how fun the original remains even in the wake of the also-excellent Nitro Fuelled. To date I’ve only managed to complete three of them - Crash 3, CTR, and with great pain (and owing to the infinite lives), Crash 4.

I’ve always had an appreciation for the Crash Bandicoot series, but never got on with their difficulty.