"A classic adventure game, set in a future choked by radiation and pollution. Great settings, voice tallent and script. First game I ever played with a 'Pet' that helped you through the game."

"Way back when, if you wanted action, you had one of two options: Worms or Cannon Fodder. I had Cannon Fodder. An Awesome game, thats never been revisited. Closest thing these days is Team Fortress 2."

"The classic vehicle shooter. Go to the gulf, blow shit up, take the oil, win. Came out over multiple formats, and was a hit for several years (partly due to the popularity of the Apachie Gunship)."

"The origional 'Bad Guy with a Base of his own' game. Forerunner to 'Overlord' by about a decade, this Bullfrog classic could consume more free time than was strictly possible. Had Deeper Dungeons too."

"One of the games that started off the 'Customisable Mechs' craze. A good storyline let down by the ham acting and limited engine A.I.. Still a decent game, but could have been much better."

"The end of an era, Westwoods final instalment on the classic series. Graphics where a little dated, but the gameplay was plentiful and the world expansive (Whole Game needed 4 CD'S!)."

"Mechwarriors RTS counterpart (Computerised Battletech) was a great way to get your Mech on. Not that popular due to restrictive mod tools, a great game let down by its developers."

"Genius game, with unique features and style, conquer feudal Japan using a mixture of Diplomacy and Brute force. Spawned numerous sequels set in different periods."

"From Sim City to Spore! This is the classic Sim game (After Populous), and truly the game that defined just what it was to be a master of your domain. Until godzilla showed up."

"You want robots? You want war? You want comedy? Welcome to Z! Classic army game with its own unqiue twist, robots that are as flawed as humans.. maybe even more so. Classic movie sequences."

"Really like the early game, on the Saturn (a mates console). Updated graphics and more open combat makes this a great game, for those who like fast paced missions and mecha based combat games."

"Came with my Xbox 360. I actually like this game, although its early days with it yet. The kiddies as the main characters make it rather "Pokemon" though."

"Came with my Xbox 360, liking it so far, but haven't gotten really into it."

"First game to use proper 3D that I had (Al the way back on the high end VESA card). Worked beutifully, and could switch back to classic "Wireframe" graphics in the form of enhanced imaging. First game to use the CLANS."

"Adding the ability to select your own missions, hire team mates, mechs, spare equipment, salvaging, full voice talents, and full aerospace support. Mercenaries was an awesome game for the time."

"The runt of the litter. Improvements in graphics and gaming was lacking, and poor redevelopment was evident from the start. Shame, as you could see where the work had been done, but it was let down."

"Back on track, this game was an awesome refit from MW3. Better gameplay and graphics where supported by a decent story and menu system. Campaign was too short however, needed more to it however."

"Number 5 (or V). Been playing it for a year, although I have played other in the series before, always fount them too constricting until number 5. Reinstalled it again recently, playing through."

"Played X-Coms, Ufo: Enemy Unknown, Terror from the Deep and Apocolypse. Loved these games for the small squad combat element, the 3D map, the flying enemies, and massively switching tactical gameplay. Enemies that would (and usually did) shot the"

"Another Blizzard classic, dungeon crawling, a decent enough leveling system, and of course, the combat system was great. The graphics are woefully dated now, but still well loved by those who remember it."

"Blizzards dungeon crawling game was back, and had multiplayer. Was great, but you realy needed broadband before the european servers. Still, a decent carry on from the origional."

"Improved graphics, and more options to customise, it is superior to the origional in all but one important way... it was to complex, and it requires multiple patches for it to run effectively online (plus one hell of a server and system to run it wel"

"Another remake of a classic. Bolder edgier and just a little warped, playing the Nazi-Necromancer card in the storytelling. Still, its a good old play in a WW2 enviroment were your NOT raping some war vets memories."

"From what i've seen of this game, I realy want to try it out. Its a sim game, but from what I can tell, its like nothing i've ever played before... and thats good. I don't want to be playing clomes of other games."

"Aye, this and warcraft and warcraft 2 got me though college. Decent gameplay and a good enough storyline to keep you going."

"I have all of them bar the Red Alert 2 expansion. Loved them all, their great sci-fi games, and what made, and re-made what an RTS should be. Westwood studios may be gone, but their legacy remains. *Please note: C&C generals does not exist, its a l"

"Got it when it first came out, and have played it ever since. I love 40k, and so its no suprise i've enjoyed the relentless combat this game gives you. Haven't played much online, only against mates as we don't have space or time to setup the old t"

"Been a huge fan since DOOM came out, and this was well worth the wait. From the early days of ID and shareware, the brand held its own against later games with better graphics. When DOOM 3 came out, "

"Its back. It WILL be released, Failure by Bethesda is not an option. They screw it up, they will go to hell... its in the bible! I realy want to return to the post apocalyptic futre scape of Fallout... it was so much fun, and had its own warped "

"Ah, the beginning of the reinvention of FPS games, and sci-fi games. It brought us cutscenes you take part in, you create the problem that kicks off he game, and its pretty much a challenge from the word go. I loved it for the story, I needed it fo"

"The story continues, with improved graphics and gameplay. it did loose something of the origional, but it does stand out in its own right, and kept the hard narrative and immesion of the origional. Hard as nails, and just as much fun. Not as long "

"Elder Scrolls remind me of the days of Lands of Lore, but in a more open enviroment. Oblivionis the latest, and visually the most stuning of all the Elder scrolls. A decent enough story and an open way of playing the game in a massive enviroment ha"

Characters:

Makesh, — My argonian. I've played his as a knight, spellsword, mage and custom adventurer. Sure he's a giant lizard, but water breathing and disease resistance make them the best race for hunting vampires

"Its a decent enough game, but a little restrictive. They would have been better off making an open battle map like DOW: Dark crusade, and having an expanded army builder for the campaign."

"Played a few classes in this. Nice gmae, but too little content. No open zones, little pvp, and everything set around missions.... just lost it appeal after a few weeks. Still, played a dwarf wizard, which everyone thought was hillarious at first"

"Playing as a villan, a Mastermind called Hunter-Kiler M03. So far i'm liking how the game has gone, with only a few small problems ecountered so far. PVP is solely for Tank, Scrapper, blaster types, the support types cnnot do enough damage or take "

Server: Union

Guild: Violators

Characters:

Strasist, Level 20 Technology Dominator — Typical "My face got burned off by hero's" nutjob.

"Looks good, gonna go Dwarf."

Characters:

Hagan Skallison, Level 40 Dwarf Ironbreaker — My Tank and main character. Been kicking arse in open RvR, although I'll admit its been slim pickings since turning lvl 26. Damn scenario's.

"Was a good game, but had a terrible internet connection at the time, didn't get to play much."

Guild: Jormungandr

Characters:

Hagan, Level 40 Dwarf Healer —