WALL OF TEXT EXPLAINED: What you're looking at is an episode of Countdown w/ Defunct Games published before 2006. As you can tell, something has gone horribly awry. I won't bore you with the technical details, but it has to do with the old layout being incompatible with the new. Eventually, we would like to retrofit these old episodes of Countdown, but that will require a significant amount of time. As Defunct Games has only a limited staff, we aren't sure when we'll have the chance to fix this article. If you absolutely need to know what this article said, get a hold of us on Twitter or leave a message in the comment section below. Sorry for the inconvenience. I hope you will enjoy the episodes created post-2006.

#5 Alien vs. Predator Not only did the Jaguar update get a top not translation, but it also received a major upgrade. New moves, levels, and an unbelievable multiplayer option. It was largely over looked when it was released, but will probably have a second life on the PlayStation 2 later on this year. #4 Resident Evil Albiet influenced by the PC game Alone in the Dark, Resident Evil 2 succeeds in every way the PlayStation version. If all PC games were this good. #3 Tempest 2000 After 15 years of inactivity, Tempest 2000, a port of the first AAA title on the Jaguar, was a perfect fit on the PC. With simple, yet effective graphics, and tons of replay. #2 Final Fantasy VII Final Fantasy VII was the first major title on the PlayStation. While it didn't come out until quite a while after the PlayStation launch, the months of hype finally paid off and kick started a lucrative Role Playing Game market. #1 Metal Gear Solid The best game of the 32-bit early, and one of the best games on the PC. Though released a year after the PlayStation version, it did come with the VR Missions, something you had to buy separate on the PSX. One of the best games on the PC, period.