10. Final Fantasy III
Awe-inspiring 3D visuals.
FFIII narrowly beats out its famed brother IV for a spot in my top 10. The main reason being that I was already so familiar with IV (previously known as II on the SNES), whereas III was a fresh experience for me. And it was certainly a good experience as well. FFIII is the kind of hardcore game that I like, forcing you to keep up with your levels and job types unless you wanted to get pulverized. A decent story and awesome boss battles made this a surprisingly good game for me, and even though it was difficult, the challenge felt highly rewarding by the end.
9. Pokémon Diamond/Peal/Platinum
POKERMAN!
Unfortunately, it's very possible that this will be the last Pokémon
game to appear on one of my lists. The formula is getting jaded, but at
this point in time, I still loved these adventures. And the fourth
generation of this franchise, while not as awe-inspiring as previous
iterations to me, delivered everything I could've hoped for. Dozens upon
dozens of hours of gameplay, many new Pokémon to catch, and
entertaining Gym Leader battles. On top of that, some online gameplay
was added, meaning even more replay value. And of course, hours of
chasing those legendaries.
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