Jacke
06-27-17, 01:19 AM
Like the Nostalgia Critic, I watched it so you don't have to (video in spoiler).
Video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwQKPNzn1w0)
Honorable Mentions
9:33 Fleet Command (1999)
9:39 Steel Ocean (2015)
9:48 Great Naval Battles: North Atlantic 1939-1943 (1992)
10 0:24 Harpoon (1989)
9 1:21 Battleships (1987)
8 2:18 Steel Diver: Sub Wars (2014)
7 3:14 Dangerous Waters (2005)
6 4:23 Silent Hunter IV: Wolves of the Pacific (2007)
5 5:30 Empire: Total War (2009)
4 6:29 Battlestations: Pacific (2009)
3 7:36 Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag (2013)
2 8:31 Sid Meier's Pirates! (1987/2004)
1 9:55 World of Warships (2015)
Some of the choices and the order boggled my mind, although I've only played #10 and #1. Seemed to be partly based on their significance at the time of their release. And yes, it only showed the original 1989 Harpoon computer game. No mention of the later versions and no mention of the Command series. Nor any of the many other games.
And Empire: Total War and AC4 got in there based on very good tactical naval subsystems, which is really strange.
Video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwQKPNzn1w0)
Honorable Mentions
9:33 Fleet Command (1999)
9:39 Steel Ocean (2015)
9:48 Great Naval Battles: North Atlantic 1939-1943 (1992)
10 0:24 Harpoon (1989)
9 1:21 Battleships (1987)
8 2:18 Steel Diver: Sub Wars (2014)
7 3:14 Dangerous Waters (2005)
6 4:23 Silent Hunter IV: Wolves of the Pacific (2007)
5 5:30 Empire: Total War (2009)
4 6:29 Battlestations: Pacific (2009)
3 7:36 Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag (2013)
2 8:31 Sid Meier's Pirates! (1987/2004)
1 9:55 World of Warships (2015)
Some of the choices and the order boggled my mind, although I've only played #10 and #1. Seemed to be partly based on their significance at the time of their release. And yes, it only showed the original 1989 Harpoon computer game. No mention of the later versions and no mention of the Command series. Nor any of the many other games.
And Empire: Total War and AC4 got in there based on very good tactical naval subsystems, which is really strange.