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As this generation of games come to an end we look back at our favorite games of the past few years. Starting our top ten list is Conker Live and Reloaded.
Tenth best Xbox game
- Conker Live and Reloaded-Firing its way to our tenth spot on the list by recreating one of the most beloved Nintendo 64 games, Conker's Bad Fur Day. Although the graphics have dramatically changed, Conker stays the same as a bad mouth rodent as hes always been. Added on to this wonderful remake is Conker Live and Uncut, allowing xbox live users to compete online in many multiplayer games.
Ninth Best Xbox Game
- Kotor - Set 4,000 years before even the first Star Wars movie, allowing you to get an overall feel for one of the best movies ever. Choose which side you would like to follow, but you must always remember the consequences of choosing one side over the other. Most quests are optional and do not 'fill' the game up, but some are mandatory and do just 'fill' the game up.
Eigth best Xbox game
- Jade Empire - As you and your master train yourself to become one of the greatest fighters, during the time of the Jade Empire. As you enter this new time you will soon find yourself fighting exotic and magical enemies. Only to conquer some of the greatest by learning new powers and using them stratigically against some of your tougher rivals.
Seventh best Xbox game
- Morrowind - Journey your way through an expansive world learning new attacks or even new spells. Choose between fighting with brute force, or learning the tricks of magic and killing your enimes with spells. For this game gameplay is what puts above all the rest, it gives you hours upon hours of gameplay in which you will always be up on your feet ready for action.
Sixth best Xbox game
- Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - It is the year 2007, tensisions are now the highest between Japan, China, and North Korea. Japan has asked the United States of America to assist them with obligations. This is where you come in, you are Sam Fisher fighting using Americas top gadgets and using the all new combat knife. Chaos Theory keeps its roots by allowing the agent to walk with stealth through buildings where you will find enimies that await you.
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