Mario Kart
Starwing
Star Trek: Birth of the Federation
Star Trek: Armada
Goldeneye 64
Perfect Dark
Final Fantasy VII & VIII
Battlefield: Vietnam
Command & Conquer Red Alert 2
Civilization IV: Warlords
Half Life 2
Left 4 Dead
Wipeout

This game was ridiculously difficult.

Yes, I remember getting to the third (?) level once.

I also remember the password was MIRADOR.

Given that that was about 20 years ago you can probably guess how momentous the occasion was!

The only problem was that if you used the password to get to that level then you didn't have the power ups available from the previous levels and so stood no chance of completing it.

I even remember the level bosses too! First level was a big round robot thingy. I managed to get past a 3 headed dragon once or twice too.

Awesome game by the 4th dimension

::EDIT:: By Graeme Richardson and distributed by 4th Dimension.

He made the game in sixth form!

Copying JJ, both in terms of chronological order (as best I can ) and in terms of the games :

Boulder Dash
Lemmings
Chaos Engine
Cannon Fodder
Sensible Soccer
Doom
Descent
Quake
Quake III
Half Life 2
Far Cry
SSX 3
Wipeout HD
Limbo
Borderlands

By platform and rough chronological


Populous

G Police
Tomb Raider
Tenchu

GTA3
GT3
Vice City
San Andreas

HL2
CS:S

Played many more but these were the ones that I would pull an all nighter for.

For me that's a very short list. Descent and Quake in multi-player, mostly against the same opponent... and Elite, not in multi-player as such but always with a group of other people very much involved.

These days, my all nighters are mostly RP played with paper and dice

For me, it's mostly about when the drink runs out

Other games
C&C (how on earth did I forget this!!! I almost failed my degree because of this game!!! )
red alert
Magestorm.. An online FPS rpg game hosted by AOL. Using the hexen engine and costing 1p per minute(due to telephone charges!!)

You can still buy the games and they work in VirtualAcorn I have VirtualA5000 so maybe I'll give them a whirl

I forgot Uncharted 1+2, and Resi 2... Oh, and Dino Crisis 2 and the Doom variations on the PS1

Twisted Metal series - can't remember if I mentioned it before or not...

There's just far too many games over the years that for one reason or another have done it for me. I've tried to pick out a few memories here.

Firearms (PC Half Life mod) - my first experience fragging people online many years before COD on PS3/360

Daytona USA (Arcade) - OMG the graphics! Not seen anything like it before at the time Daaaaaaaaaaaytona.....

Virtua Racing (Arcade) - See above

Resident Evil (PS1) - Scary as hell, began a genre

Sonic (MD) - Ensured I had a Mega Drive under the Xmas tree that year!

Mario Kart / Pilotwings / Star Fox (SNES) - The games that could have turned me from a Sega fanboy to Nintendo

Flashback (MD) - The first game I ever preordered

Sonic CD (MegaCD) - Hands down the best Sonic game with an intro and soundtrack blew me away

Doom (PC) - Sold all my Sega stuff to contribute and convinced dad to buy me a PC for Xmas for this

Final Fantasy VII (PS1) - My first FF game and a memorable one

Championship Manager (PC) - Played this for years and continued throughout uni when I should have been in lectures or bed

Command and Conquer / World of Warcraft / Half Life (PC) - More PC games over the years that kept me up all night playing

Gran Turismo 2 (Dreamcast via Bleem) - My favourite GT game

I'm sure I'll think of more

Conkers Bad Fur Day
Goldeneye: 007
Pokemon Red and Gold Versions (im 19, what did you expect? )
F-Zero GX (listening to the OST right now)
Star Wars Rogue Squadron 2
Kirby's Dreamland
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Team Fortress 2 (over 300 hours logged. i have a feeling this pales next to the N64 games on this list)
Animal Crossing
Metroid Prime
Fallout 3
Battlefield 2

sure there was more. to be added when i remember what they were

For me the very first was Star Trek written in basic in Commodore Pet.

Interdictor Pilot - C64

Civ 2 - PC & Civ 4 Mac

Steel Battalions - XBox

Rise of Nations - Mac

Empire at War - Mac


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Oh my, wow, now there was a classic.

I feel it remiss to not say I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed playing TIE Fighter & Dark Forces when I was younger - they certainly aren't in my "Games of All Time " list - (games like Gunship 2000 would be ahead of them, but equally, not in my previous shortlist) but yes, they were good good fun.

Wasn't expecting to see that here. Did you know they made a film of it

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1190545/