The Video Game Critic

We all know that licensed movie games usually suck, but occasionally we get one that is actually fun.  I remember loving the first person shooter segments of the King Kong game on PS2.  I had a blast with Lord of the Rings: Return of the King as well, though people tell me The Two Towers was even better.  What about you guys?  Can you think of any?

True Lies for the Genny and SNES was a fantastic game.

Little Nemo: Dream Master immediately springs to mind. Easily one of Capcom's best games during the NES days, and although I've never seen the movie (who actually has?), I'm going to assume the game is even better since the game is beloved by many as one of the best hidden gems on the NES while no one ever talks about the movie.

[QUOTE=LoganRuckman]Little Nemo: Dream Master immediately springs to mind. Easily one of Capcom's best games during the NES days, and although I've never seen the movie (who actually has?), I'm going to assume the game is even better since the game is beloved by many as one of the best hidden gems on the NES while no one ever talks about the movie.[/QUOTE]

The movie and comic strips are timeless classics. You should really see the movie, Logan!

Die Hard Arcade - Sega Saturn
So good it should have been Streets of Rage 4

Terminator - Sega CD
Fun run and gun with a great soundtrack

Batman and Robocop - Best 8-bit system ever (Spectrum)
Great artwork, challenging but engaging gameplay.

Well, I do consider myself an anime fan, so I just may see it.

There are quite a few actually. I won't even try to list them all, the best one in recent years probably being Wolverine (PS3/360) as a decent God of War clone.

I've been playing Indiana Jones for the original Xbox the past few days. It plays in 1080p on the 360. It's like tomb raider without the clunky controls. I definitely recommend.

Here are mine in no particular order.

Goldeneye - N64

Tie Fighter - PC

Rogue Squadron II - Gamecube