My favorite video game is harvest moon magical melody because it is easy and I like that type of game I also like animal crossing

I voted for Mario because I think everyone played it and enjoyed it, however Zelda didn't attract me, but I actually enjoyed much more games. Mario is also very overplayed and I found more interesting video games that I enjoyed even more. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, I'll never forget the good moments spent with Cave Story and Chrono Trigger, those are really genius and wonderful games, I recommend them for everyone who wants to have lots of fun and great, unforgettable memories with playing these games. =)

yeah, i told her to do all the main nintendo franchises

Tetris is the best game ever made.

I recently turned my Wii in to a Gba, Nes, SNes, Gamecube, DOS, N64, and Playstation emulator. I'm playing so many new games

Morrowind is way better than those jokes.

The only Elder Scrolls game I've ever played is Skyrim. Personally, I think it's pretty fun. One of my favorites. I assume Morrowind is pretty similar, but I dunno because I've only heard people talk about it.

I actually just started a new Skyrim game, and I'm focusing on getting all the stones of Barenziah or whatever they're called.ive played oblivion, but I liked Skyrim more. Also, I got to play a demo of The Elder Scrolls online at PAX prime this year, and it was awesome.  

Morrowind would be among the greatest games of all time, if it didn't have such a terrible leveling system. Especially early game, when your skills are still so low that they barely ever hit. Morrowind is perhaps the only game I know of where leveling is actually at its slowest at the beginning of the game.
Basically, the game forces you to grind at the start of the game to be adequate enough in all the skills to make it through the game, yet it heavy discourages you from grinding. Leveling mods are required to make the game playable.

Still, at least the enemies don't level along with you like in Oblivion. If you don't play that game optimally (which you won't without the use of internet guides), the game becomes more difficult as you level up. In fact, one of the easiest ways to play through Oblivion is by simply playing through the game normally, except never sleeping so you don't ever level up. If that is not terrible game design, I don't know what is.