2. Cybernator - SNES
3. Super Aleste - SNES
4. Diddy Kong Racing - N64
5. Metroid Prime 3 - Wii
6. Loco Roco - PSP
7. Final Fantasy VII - PS1
8. Metal Gear Solid - PS1
9. Tomb Raider - PS1
10. Pulseman - Wii VC (MD)
11. Bubble Bobble - SMS
Spent a few hours with Diddy Kong Racing again tonight and finished it off. I had a lot of fun with the game, although I think anyone who thinks it's better than Mario Kart 64 is mad. Don't get me wrong, DKR is a solid game, but it has a lot of moments of pure frustration, particularly on certain bosses and on the trophy tournaments later in the game. The enemies often seem to go faster than you possibly can, and it takes a lot of attempts, some very efficient use of items and a lot of luck to see yourself through. It's also not as nicely polished, and on several occassions I found my vehicle getting stuck on some edge of scenery, causing me to lose 10 seconds or so getting free and basically costing me the race for sure.
That said, the adventure mode is at least something different, and the game certainly offers up more content than Mario Kart 64's paultry 4 grand prixs and 4 battle arenas. The bosses can be fun, despite being very challenging, and I personally like the way the cars control (although the planes and hovercrafts aren't quite as nice). The courses are fairly memorable, although pretty short, and the music is pretty catchy (the christmas-y music from Frosty Village and the spooky music from Haunted Village are my favourites).
There's still plenty to do in game, as beating it unlocked a harder version of the game with mirrored tracks and tougher opponents, but I won't be rushing to do that too soon, I'm definitely Diddy Kong'd out. It's a good solid game, especially at the price it tends to go for now, and I'd definitely recommend it for anyones N64 collection.