PixlBit

Yeah it's hard for me to put them on the list when they mow down and run over hundreds of criminals on the road in their sports car. :)

I loved point and click adventures as a kid, too, but I never got into the Sierra ones for some reason.  The ones I was into were the LucasFilm Games titles.  Especially Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders.  That was my favorite.  LucasFilm Games was also where I learned about and got into Sam & Max.

You know which police officers did not make my list either?  The ones from NARC.

The N64 came out when I was in college and I just started reviewing games for The Dallas Morning News a few months before its release.  So I played and reviewed a lot of games on it.  While I ended up liking the PSOne more, the N64 had a lot of fun and memorable games.  Some of my favorites off the top of my head include:

Super Mario 64

Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie

Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask

Mario Kart 64

Diddy Kong Racing

Kirby 64

Super Smash Bros.

Paper Mario

Tetrisphere

*clickclickclickclickclickclickclick*

I never had a Genesis as a kid, and I don't remember plunking any quarters into the arcade version, so E-SWAT isn't really high on my memory.  When I played it on one of those SEGA classic collections, it just seemed like a rip off of Robocop and Rolling Thunder combined.

I don't think I've heard of that one.  Like I said in my blog, there aren't enough firefighting video games.  If I can't come up with a better blog idea, I may do a favorite video game firefighter blog in a month or two.

Well unless she does some super cool stuff in the new game, my vote still goes to Gumshoe.

I wish there were more retro conventions near where I live.  If there are, they don't advertise them very well.

World of Final Fantasy looks like Square made a FF game just for rme.  For reference, my favorite FF games are 6, 4, and 9.