My unsung favorite was DIE HARD for the nintendo.  You had to traverse EVERY FLOOR of the Nakatomi building, and always had to backtrack to gain access to new areas using keycards or sneaking through vents, etc.

It was like the original Wolfenstein games, had stealth and action aspects, multiple ways to approach obstacles.  Very clever.

This game was INSANELY challenging.  I played it over and over.  It had a top-down view on the action and you would spray your machine gun bullets and control their direction.

I really loved it -shoulda called it PLAY HARD, cuz it was.  Never been prouder of completing a game in my life.

And yet the inventive action scenes, which were fast, exciting, surprisingly well designed and integrated into the story and shockingly well filmed, won me over time and again.

Thought I’d despise this film and want to tear my eyes out when Kevin Smith appeared, and actually I was fairly even keeled, maybe even leaning toward liking the film and barely offended by Smith. Despite every inclination I had beforehand, I gotta say I think the movie is worth seeing.

Someone call these guys and explain to them the theory of a character arc, though.