Top 10 or 20 video games that you probably didn't know was sequel to the film franchise (Canon or not)

Golden eye 007 is being ported to xbox one

You should have mentioned Prince of Persia Sands of Time!

Quake. The first textured true 3D game with internet connectivity for competition built in.

Really mojo?? You messed up. Metal gear solid reinvented the stealth genre wheel. Seriously?

Yeah

Thank you. It also doesn't hurt that it's one of the best games of all time.

The list is the top games that reinvented games. It’s the ones who trail blazes as the first and most influential. RE4 just copied what others have done before but made improvements. It didn’t reinvent anything. If anything you could argue for the first RE making the list. It practically created the survival horror genre.

You got me thinking. Dead Space did horror even better than RE but it shouldn’t make the list because it didn’t reinvent anything. It just did Resident Evil better than Resident Evil.

​@@thebalderthor4884 Dude, the list is "REinvent" not "invent". If it was "invent" then none of the games in the video would be on the list. RE4 didn't invent 3rd person shooters, but it paved the way to pretty much all modern 3rd person shooters. Same for Doom and 1st person shooters. (No, it wasn't the first, but it was one of the most influential. Same with RE4 and 3rd person shooters. And Doom was on the list.)

Yes GT1 certainly deserves a mention on this list. There were truly no real driving simulators before this and most Sim racers today actually mention GT1 as the game/franchise that started it all for them. One could even argue that it's the game that truly started it all for that genre.

Your comment only applies to consoles, PC racing simulators predate Gran Turismo by approximately 8 years. "Sim racing is generally acknowledged to have really taken off in 1989 with the introduction of Papyrus Design Group's Indianapolis 500: The Simulation, designed by David Kaemmer and Omar Khudari on 16-bit computer hardware"

Gran Turismo spawned a whole genre of racing games. Without it there wouldn’t be a forza motorsport which spawned forza horizon, Midnight club, test drive, need for speed, the crew, dirt, and many other games owe their game play mechanics to Gran Turismo

100% agree GT should be on here.

@@user-pz9yg1go4e _Need for Speed,_ which always had real cars from the beginning, existed before _Gran Turismo;_ the first game was released in 1994.

Agreed when it came out there was no game like it

Politely, I disagree. While Pokémon inspired a generation of gamers and launched a wildly successful franchise in itself. I don’t think it did anything to reinvent gaming as a whole, like what the rest of these games did.

​@@christophersterner3651not necessarily true, Megami Tensei had been out for a while already and kinda started the trend of having demons/monsters fight with you in turn based rpg settings

@@p.t.j.5338 This list featured a bunch of games that weren't original but popularized the genre. Pokemon was THE Game for The Gameboy. Handheld Gaming became fucking huge. It changed how games would be marketed and designed. It's an easy top 5.

@@christophersterner3651 There still isn't. There's a reason they repetitively release essentially the same game, and we inhale it. Almost every other game in history that can spawn imitations, but Pokemon will forever be in a league of it's own 💯

YEAH! and why not shadow of the colossus????

MGS also definitely revolutionized the way cutscenes are in games. It at the very least should’ve been on here for that. Cinematic games exist because of MGS

Yeah exactly wtf

@@smitch42577 100 present correct.

@@midnightgospel17 They didn’t change anything and Shadow of the Colossus is one of my favorite games of all time.

A video game that got movies made for it rather than the other way around (Movie and then a game made based on it like TMNT).

Silent hill came out first right? And didn't have fixed camera angles haha

@@baaron7 resident evil came out in 1996. Silent hill didn't come out until 1999.

@@bobthedopeman7327 my bad, it was alone in the dark that came first

@@baaron7 yea I always forget about alone in the dark. But sweet home came out in 89 which is technically the first resident evil. You can actually play sweet home on your phone if you're curious what inspired the rest

İt is best.

It should've made top 10 on this list

13 years later Still the best comic book game ever

No, part 6/3 in the USA was truly epic, it was everything 7 is without the hours of just watching video.

All the things they said about ff7 could also apply to ff6.

And Iconic Characters.

indeed

There were Psychological horror games prior to SH, like Darkseed and "I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream", but yeah Silent Hill really did popularized the genre.

I think Resident Evil was first in that.

@@danhitchner Zombie based Horror,not psychological

Definetly.

I was going to say the same thing.

Absolutely. TR always never appears on lists like this and it’s frustrating. The impact it had on action adventured games that followed is undeniable.

I would agree on the adventure part but the female protagonist's credit should go to metroid

@@dewandiptoplays7901 Agreed

Hell, I didn't play the game but damn I remember the commerical.

I was born in the 90s and don't get the hype, it was just another JRPG to me

@@baaron7 Because you were 7...

@@cmstache and? I played it when I got older and it was equally as meh as I thought it was then.

@@baaron7 it was definitely more than just a jrpg when it came out hell it being the true first 3D jrpg game alone put it above any other jrpgs at the time when it first came out in 1997.

Pokemon is just a rock paper scissors game in terms of battle. To me the collecting and exploration was what made it great

you're right brother

Also its' voice acting performances were pretty groundbreaking/influential. It was literally the closest thing to a video game "movie" at its release.

@@slimnave4846 agreed.

mgs gave birth to a lot of memes which made it more beloved.

An additional contributor to Stealth games was Thief. It came out the same year as MGS

I agree and the soundtrack.

If I remember right, the news used to say their was nudity in it too

Agreed

*ahem* VampireTheMascarade *ahem*

I cherish fallout 3

Pokemon is just an RPG lol

@@DanBrown4114 It wasn't so much the battle gameplay that was revolutionary, but the collection and team building, as well as having to socialize in real life to trade between versions and all the playground rumors on secret Pokemon... plus it sparked an entire media franchise.

your dad play bioshock? my god i should be having a kid by now...sad life

There is Dead rising

Ninja Gaiden on Xbox predates the souls games

Shenmue is more influential and innovative than literally half the games on this list, lol.

The genre already existed with the Metroid games (hence why it's called "Metroid anus"). What SoTN did was add rpg elements, like leveling up and buying equipment to increase stats.

SotN wasn't the first metroidvania. And it's Dragon Warrior on NES

It could've been No. 21. I know what you mean.

I started with a Tandy pong clone then got a VIC20 when they came out.

I've never played the System Shock games but I've heard about them and when Bioshock popped up I thought "System Shock should have been here instead"

Imagine Half Life 1 Reworked in VR? Holy shit, that actually would be so dope to explore Black Mesa like that

Maybe J-RPGs….western RPGs will always be influenced by D&D

Yeah I was shocked Dragon Quest wasn't listed extremely high up. But no let's have 2 mario entries..... sigh

@@karamei what's wrong with having those two mario games on the list? ignoring SMB and SM64's sheer impact on the future of gaming is straight up incorrect.

@@jclkaytwo that wasn't the point of my comment at all.

@@karamei you have no reason to bring mario down just because it has two entries. it earned those two entries.

Reminds me of the old call of duty games where in the first game, you had pick up health kits so you dont die while in the second game, when you see alot of blood on your screen, you just need to take cover and youll be fine

I really hate the regenerative health. So much that it's not exciting to know the enemy you hit is hiding and waiting to regenerate.

@@XDarket it’s more annoying in gears 5

and super Mario bros. And Mario 64 should be switched imo

I've never played System Shock 2 but I think Bioshock is slightly overrated. Yes it's a great game but I agree with the Deus Ex games being better.

yeah system shock 2 definitlity missing :)

How do you feel about system shock 1 if you’ve played it?

​@@benw3029 The first System Shock came out in 1994. That made it a pre-Windows 95 game...so it came with the limitations therein...bad resolution, non-standard FPS controls of keyboard and mouse, etc. Importantly, the late 90s were when hardware accelerated graphics (VooDoo cards) raised the standards of gaming as we know it. System Shock 2 was 1999 and it made great use of that technology. And to me, that made the game MUCH more immersive. In truth, I only played a little of the first game AFTER playing SS2, and thus I can't really say much about it other than the above recollection. So, to me, it's like playing Wolfenstein 3D vs. Quake. But I do know that from a story standpoint, the original was highly-regarded. Because of that, there is an "enhanced version" of that title produced in 2015 that got an 86 on Metacritic and seems to have some positive reviews, but I can't say personally. It's supposed to fix the FPS controls, increased the resolution, and basically make the game playable on modern systems. The same company that did the remake, Night Dive Studios, was supposed to be working on a total redo of the game based on the Unreal 4 engine, but I haven't heard much about progress on that...if at all. Incidently, System Shock 2 is a 92 on Metacritic by comparison. I played that game several times back in the day choosing different RPG styles each time...it was just so brilliant. I'd LOVE a System Shock 3, which was also rumored at one point, but who knows if any of that will come out. BTW, a note about Deus Ex which came out in 2000. It was amazing, even winning PCGamer Magazines Game of the Year. But the sequels disappointed me greatly because they were ports from the console versions (I'm a PC gamer). I was so let down by that.

@@jayballauer8353 I’ve put some time into the enhanced edition, still not sure how I feel about it haha the controls are pretty trash still though. There’s a free demo of the remake available, that looks and feels promising. Have yet to play SS2 though but I own it so it’s only a matter of time

Trust me, the fighting game fanbase is mix on how the genre should evolve

Mixed feelings? Like how some people love the anime character and marry it, while others dont?

@@slanderman3296 No. like mixed reviews.

@@slanderman3296 well now most fighting games are turning into Disney fans “who hate Pixar for killing 2D animation and consider them as evil” when everyone still crappy on Street Fighter’s modern 3D graphic artstyle which I actually like. And the hardcore esports push which clearly hasn’t worked out for some fighting games

It also combined 2-D fighters and platform games.

What influence are we talking about ? Its not doom It was a hit because of the graphics mostly and a good story

Medal of Honor is more genre defining than CoD

@@nikmidclayton5933 or prototype

@@nikmidclayton5933 true but call of duty came and killed it

@@dekarmeryalmar8774 well it also introduced custom classes and perks which were revolutionary at the time

KI is a 2d fighter

I love KI but it didn't belong in this list. Street Fighter did.

@@getwhatdeserve5039 not really my point cause pt is sides rolling and fnaf is point and click, but anyways did you know there’s a four day gap between the fnaf game release and PT game release, that’s crazy tbh

Even before _Doom_ tripled the sales of IBM (compatible) PCs, indie games were being made on computers like the Commodore 64 around a decade earlier. Back in those days, people published their games listings in magazines or books for other people to type out and play. If you want some honourable mentions, there's _Zork_ for popularising the text adventure genre (from which the visual novel spawned) and _Rogue_ from which the Rogue-like and Rogue-lite genres spawned-notable for having procedurally generated maps.

Mostly they stole ideas while Doing it. Even Gunpei Yokoi said: "The Nintendo way of adapting technology is not to look for the state of the art but to utilize mature technology that can be mass-produced cheaply."

@@boycottactivision Lol No they didn't. Now, some stuff they did wasn't the first to do it, but they did it better.

@@boycottactivision He was talking about using older, cheaper tech in new ways, not about copying ideas.

@@foxymetroid It's just an example of how they steal ideas

@@boycottactivision What should they do? Not purchase parts for their consoles? Come up with a system that doesn't use wires and computer chips?

Yep and Dragon Quest/Warrior!

Agreed most definitely.

Don't sleep on soul reaver

Virtua Fighter predates Tekken

@@nikmidclayton5933 Also wasn't as popular as Tekken, & I didn't say it was the first, it's one of the First.

​@@user-em6ie2be7xTekken & DOA producers have credited VF as their main influence so I think it would apply in this case. The list isn't about popularity or Pokemon would have topped it.

First (perfected) fps and LANable fps.

@@JGreen-le8xx Lighting effects.