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82. Resident Evil: Director's Cut (PSX)

This is the one game on the list that I haven't played myself, and that's mostly because it was way too scary for me as a seven or eight year old. I'm pretty sure I'm scarred for life because even now I can't play through any version of it.

My experience with this comes in the form of watching my uncle play while I held a guide book in my lap, giving him directions to certain weapons and explaining how to solve certain puzzles. I know everything about this game just from my time spent meticulously reading through the guide and giving directions. We played the game start to finish together over the course of a few weeks, and that was what kickstarted both my love of Resident Evil and my hatred of horror as a genre.

The game isn't solely on the list because of that experience, though. Even though I have not held the controller while it was being played, I can appreciate what makes it great. The puzzles, characters that I've grown up with, and cheesy dialogue all make this game great to me, and are the reason why this game belongs here.

81. Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time (PS3)

I don't hear much about the PS3 Ratchet games, but I think they're great, with A Crack in Time being the most polished of the bunch. I guess I would say they're underrated by a lot of people.

The Future games weren't exactly groundbreaking when it came to the series, but all I was really asking for was more Ratchet and more guns, and they delivered. The story isn't mind blowing, but the usual banter and bad jokes are there, and the gameplay is awesome, which is all that really matters.

I don't have much else to say here. I love Ratchet and Clank. This is an extremely good one of those.
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