I liked Prime 3 but there's just something about Galaxy. I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. I'm looking forward to replaying the Prime games again (because I finally got the Trilogy last year) and the first Metroid Prime is still hands down my favorite game. But man, coming up with a top ten list would be tough.
I think they're just meant as a way of expressing progression. Line, triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon. A new "level" every ten seconds and you win when you get to hexagon! Super!
Or maybe you posted this just to troll the game... 
Well the main thing, I suppose, is that I already have Bastion. I hate to spend money on a great new game when I still have the studio's great old game to play.
Cool stuff! I thought Thomas Was Alone was going to be Super Hexagon at first because, well, somebody was playing Super Hexagon (which does have a cool soundtrack). I liked that Thomas Was Alone piece though.
Transistor looks so cool but I still need to play Bastion. And, like, Bastion, I'm hoping Transistor will come to the Humble Bundle at some point...
Them dang kids! Them and their new fangled FPS thingamuhoozits 
That would have made it a much better game 
I still want to play Crackdown. I probably would have by now if it allowed split screen multiplayer.
I'll have to give that list a look. I always wonder why people insist on making "best games of all time" lists because obviously there are a lot of great games still ahead of us.
I do think that there will be fewer fondly remembered classics from this last generation compared with the previous ones, but there were still a lot of great games to go around.
It's possible to reach a point where the whole castle turns upside down and you can explore the whole thing again. Twice as much game!
The killer, for me, was how they nerfed the power slide. But the whole game just felt really loose and watered down.
