Six Perfect Games on Gamespot

I browsed some game reviews at Gamespot.com. I found that just few number of game that got 10, the highest score from Gamespot.com, the actual number is only six. Here the list

Metal Gear Solid 4

The Good

A brilliant mixture of storytelling and gameplayMind-blowing audiovisual presentation. Tight and compelling shooting mechanics. Gratifying stealth

mechanicsLots of cool gadgets and weapons that you can tailor to your own style of play

Developer : Kojima Production

Publisher : Konami

Genre : Action Adventure

ESRB : Mature

Release Date : June 12, 2008

Platform : PS3

Grand Theft Auto IV

The Good

Superb character-driven story. Liberty City really does feel alive. Multiplayer modes that let 16 players go wild a

cross the entire city. Genuinely funny radio and TV shows, comedy acts, and character dialogue. Controls are much improved over previous games

Developer : Rockstar North

Publisher : Rockstar Games

Genre : Action Adventure

ESRB : Mature

Release Date : April 29, 2008

Platform : PS3, XBOX 360

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3

The Good

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 strikes a perfect balance between new and old and renders the two previous entries in the series almost completely obsolete in the process

Developer : Neve

rsoft Entertainment

Publisher : Activision

Genre : Sport Skateboarding

ESRB : Teen

Release Date : October 28, 2001

Platform : PS2

Chrono Cross

The Good

Square's Chrono Trigger got everything right. The self-proclaimed "dream team" of scenarist Yuji Hori (Dragon Quest), producer Hironobu Sak

aguchi (Final Fantasy), and character designer Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball Z) created a quirky, enjoyable romp through time with a cast of endearing characters, memorable environments, solid RPG gameplay, and unparalleled presentation. Needless to say, fans

have clamored for a sequel ever since.

Developer : Square Soft
Publisher : Square EAGenre : RPG
ESRB : Teen
Release Date : August 15, 2000
Platform : PS2

Soul Calibur

The Good

Soul Calibur is the best 3D fighting game ever released in the arcades. Better than Virtua Fighter 3. Better than Tekken 3. If that weren't enough, the Dreamcast version one-ups the original arcade release in just about every way imaginable. Now that we've established that, let's explore why, and what it is about the Dreamcast version that raises the bar on fighting games in general.

Developer : Namco
Publisher : Namco
Genre : Fighting
ESRB : Teen
Release Date : September 8, 1999
Platform : SEGA Dreamcast

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

The Good

Graphically, Ocarina of Time is simply unmatched. This is a sequel at its finest, expanding on previous themes and bringing plenty of new stuff to the table.The control really holds the game together. Ocarina of Time definitely follows in the footsteps of the previous games, and the result is a game that can't be called anything other than flawless.

Developer : Nintendo
Publisher : Nintendo
Genre : Action Adventure
ESRB : Everyone
Release Date : November 23, 1998
Platform : Nintentdo 64

SOURCE : Gamespot