The Best Video Games of All Time

by Chris S Peterson | Jul 22, 2020 | Video Games | 0 comments

People have evolved over the years by equipping themselves with advanced features to win at games. Technology has indeed helped gamers escape into a high-defined world that leaves no margin for flaws or virtual elements. Although the whole gaming arena has expanded and developed into a more diverse space, gamers always have a favorite. Despite the launch of hundreds of games in the past two decades, some games continue to entertain gamers by overcoming the hurdles of splendid graphics and slick actions. Gaming has changed with time by bringing in more elements of fun packed in classy music and seamless edits. Esports launched a new era of gaming to evoke a special interest in the gamers to explore the advanced settings. Let us look at some of the games that have stood the test of time and are considered the best video games of all time.

1.      The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Link is a young boy who gets tricked by Ganondorf, the King of the Gerudo Thieves. The Sacred Realm is accessed by the fiend of a human who wants to control the universe with his powers. He tries to use Link for this, and in turn, transforms the beautiful landscapes into barren lands. You will play for Link to fix these problems by gathering the Seven Sages’ powers. Nintendo 64, Virtual Console, and Nintendo DS are offering this game.

2.      Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2

If you love skating on the rink and remaining in the air for a long time, this is the game for you. Hawk is back only to fill your life with joy arising from the sport. You can create custom skaters to play the multiple play modes. Both 1-player and 2-player modes are available with this game, available on Game Boy Color, Mac, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.

3.      Grand Theft Auto IV

There is no other game to foray into to chase the American dream than Grand Theft Auto IV. Niko Belic has just landed from Europe to escape his haunting past. Finding fortune in Liberty City is the primary aim of Niko and his cousin, Roman. They go on to discover the criminal underworld and the reality of the money flowing into the market when they are dragged into the scene due to their debts. You can play it on Xbox 360, PlayStation, and PC.

4.      SoulCalibur

Eternal souls floating in this tale of swords take this theme further over to challenges that are completely based on fighter weapons. The incredible graphics for that time brought a new age of gaming for aspiring and professional gamers. Every aspect of this game, including the combos and fighters, will make your head spin in excitement. SoulCalibur is available on Xbox One, Xbox 360, Sega Dreamcast, iOS, and Arcade.