Hmmm...a "top ten list" from someone who is a Legend of Zelda fanatic might be rather predictable, sorry but I'll do it anyways.
10. Shadow of the Colossus (PS2)
Even though this is a rather short video game and has an extremely minimalist storyline (which only adds to a rather confusing ending), it was made to with such gorgeous looking graphics, that it was more like just viewing pure art, with the added in bonus of actually playing what I would consider a unique platforming video game that is challenging as you try to be "King of the Hill", but these "mountains" are moving beasts that do their best to send you tumbling back down to Earth once more (or twice or three times).
9. Silent Hill 2 (PS2)
While the LoZ series is my true passion, I do enjoy the horror survival genre and while the Silent Hill series does share quite a lot in common with Resident Evil, this game along with the other's, have such interesting but completely bewildering monsters, that they are the true stuff of nightmares, as they are nothing like anyone has ever seen and hope that we never do.
8. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (PS2)
I have heard Hideo Kojima describe this as a "playable movie" and with such almost ridiculously long cut-scenes, that would be the best description I could also say, but it is such a fun time going up against AI that is actually intelligent, it is worth all that wait (though seeing Raiden doing somersaults, I could have waited forever).
7. Starfox64 (N64)
When I truly began my video game "career", this was the second video game I bought and when I still just want to relax, I can think of nothing better then just hopping into my Arwing and blasting all that dare get into my way.
6. A Link to the Past (GBA)
Such an amazing video game, from the world of Hyrule and all that live there that desperately need saving, to the music that accompanies that journey, it almost could not get any better then this.
5. Resident Evil 2 (N64)
This was my third and was the video game that showed me that there was more then just a sword and shield to use, though the notoriously bad camera angles, did make me wish my Hylian Shield was nearby and to keep me from banging my head into unexpected walls and or Zombies.
4. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Cube)
Ever since OoT and how completely amazed I was with it, I have waited for what I knew one day with would be the next best LoZ with a console that could handle much, much more, both in graphics and in the sheer size of the world that could be explored and I sure was not disappointed with all that TP became and would have chosen the Wii version over the Cube's, as the Wii controls did add so much to the feel and immersion into the game, but being a Zelda purist, Link is the true left-handed Hero that Legends speak of and that was only possible with the Cube version.
3. Resident Evil 4 (Cube)
So close to becoming my number one video game, as RE4 did everything so perfectly and has revitalized this series and showed just exactly how it should now be done, but it just could not top my last two choices.
1. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) and Legend of Zelda: MasterQuest (Cube)
Which are completely expected for me to have on my list, as OoT was my very first video game and what a way to start it off, but I shall not bore you with all my thoughts on OoT, as it has been repeated so often by others that it has become both one of the most loved but also over-rated video games of all time, so I will spare you from hearing it again from me.
But the reason why I choice both OoT/MasterQuest as my number one(s), is that I view them both as one video game, just with two completely different ways to play them, but with that one amazing shared storyline that I never tire nor ever will of hearing and which has become my all-time favorite video game(s) and series.
