Regardless, I certainly don't fancy waiting through all the NFS games to get to something different. Similarly with the Halo series when most would say that Halo 2 was the most significant.
I agree, to come in and suggest so many games of the same series all in 1 go was silly, and if they really care they'll be back.
Anyway to keep the ball rolling, I'm suggesting Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition Remix. A game which was cheap from day 1 (as it was basically just an expansion of the year old Dub Edition) and the game I played most to this day. Strangely however, my vote will not be excellent.
An entire extra city, Tokyo, a special 'career' called Tokyo Challenge dedicated to the new city which you can go into at any time (cars from normal career work in Tokyo Challenge and vice versa so it's not like a new career, it's more like an extra set of races you can just enter them at any time). There were also a fair few new vehicles, ranging from a Scion TC to a 1970 Chevelle SS to a Gemballa F355. On release (in the UK) it cost just £20 whereas most brand new games cost £30 or more at the time and of course you got everything the original had to.
How about nominating Shaun White Snowboarding for PC? The game's graphics are phenomonal and The details are too. The only thing I don't like about it is the controls. They're kinda weird.
