One of the first 3D platformers, but also one of the best. The movement on its own makes this one of the best games ever. As a game developer, it's probably also one of the most inspiring games to me.

The rest of the series is also great (World, Odyssey, the Mario Karts, etc), but 64 deserves a special shoutout.

One of the greatest franchises I know of. The games are dense games, taking place in compact cities filled to the brim with varied activities to do. The series’ energy is consistenly high with exciting stories and likeable characters. All of this has been built on top of an extremely solid foundation with either brawling or turn-based combat. The contrast in tone between the main story and side content elevates everything within them.

Also check out the Judgment games, as they're basically part of the same franchise.

While it has its flaws, GTA Online is a great game. The whole series is great, but no other entry has as much freedom of expression as Online has. You're free to customize your character as much as you want, your properties have missions attached to them, and any vehicle you acquire can be save without fear of losing them. It's undoubtedly my most played game for a reason!

Physics based puzzle platformer where you traverse stages. One of the most satisfying games to play when you're able to bypass obstacles by climbing over them.

The best realistic skateboarding game I've played. Major improvements over its predecessors, and the flick-it system feels great. Good both as a skateboarding game, and a game to just run around in and mess around with (have you heard how glitchy it can be?)

Awesome snowboarding game. Basically open world, you explore an entire mountain's worth of courses, both in and out of races. Great cast of characters

While I enjoy revisiting every Street Fighter game from time to time, 6 is the one I enjoy the most. All the systems work well together, and its single player is a great experience.

The Killer Instinct games all have a soft spot in my heart, but the 2013 game is the only one that feels good to actually play and it's one of the best fighting games ever. Super accessible with tons of unique characters, most taking inspiration from horror tropes.

Nonogram puzzle games, fill in the blank squares to create an image. Each game is great, and each puzzle within will make you think.

If you play and enjoy them or you're already a fan, I also recommend Picross 3D. The same concept but in 3D. If you thought you were using your brain before, wait 'til you play these.

Shoot balls from a cannon and, with the help of power-ups, try to hit all the randomly placed orange pegs before you run out of balls. Probably the most action packed puzzle games in existence.

Eat fish until you grow, then eat bigger fish. Very chill experience.

Very stylish games. The physics feel a bit off at times, but they deserve to be experienced.

A group of guys who talk about movies and shows, whether good or bad. Their analyzes and interpretetions of movies are interesting, and they're good at making me laugh.

Highly in-depth video essays on games, going over everything from mechanics to themes in great detail, all the while throwing in dry jokes and puns alongside his thoughts.

Creator of humorous videos about animal facts. Need I say more?

Creator of short gaming videos that are humorous, informative, or critiques. Always feels honest when giving his thoughts on games.

Internet's greatest comedian. Variety streamer, including games new and old, discussions, award shows, baseball matches, carnivals, and more. No matter what he's doing, he manages to make me "ugly laugh".

Highly entertaining person making comedic videos on games. Also check out the Scott's Stash channel, featuring videos on his thoughts on certain things, as well as behind the scenes and commentaries.

Has consistently uploaded a variety of videos to his various channels since 2006. Parodies, music videos, sketches, apps & games, hangout streams, and more. Jack's always had his fans front and center in his content, from livestreaming before Twitch was a thing to YIAY, the show where he reacts to fans' comments to his questions.

It's hard to describe exactly why, but I really like all the vlogs Rocco put out, whether he's just hanging with his friends at Knott's Berry Festival, trying out a new soda, or wandering the floors of a convention before it opens.

Also check out Mega64, of which he is a part of.

Do you like Mario? Want to learn obscure facts? Then look no further than Supper Mario Broth! One of the most thorough researchers of Mario history and trivia, focusing on the most obscure aspects of the franchise.

Hosts The Jimquisition. Insightful regarding the game industry (and society in general), and seemingly a champion of betterment overall.

Very informative and educative videos on how games are constructed, from the most obvious things to ones you don't even notice. Highly recommended if you're into games, especially if you're a developer of them.

Sakurai's very own YouTube channel, in which he shares his knowledge and experience working on games. Learn facts, trivia, good game mechanics and good development practices from the minds of Smash Bros' director.

An all time great manga that's over 1000 chapters long. Great characters, dynamics, themes, action, and suspense. Highly worth investing the time to get into it.

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Swedish chocolate with orange flavor. The taste is great, and a package contains many bite-sized pieces, making them last long if eaten sparingly.

If you want to develop a website or host your own personal space online, then Neocities is great! You can create a site for free and they'll host it for you! Great for beginners and people who don't want to go through the trouble of hosting your own site.