Top 155 Videogames (accurate)

Place	Name	Author	Year	Total Score	Average Rank	Percent Score
1	Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	Nintendo	1998	308	2.7	9.93%
2	Super Mario 64	Nintendo	1996	201	4.3	6.48%
3	Tetris	Alexey Pajitnov	1987	198	4.2	6.38%
4	Final Fantasy VII	Squaresoft	1997	135	3.9	4.35%
5	Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past	Nintendo	1992	113	5.4	3.64%
6	GoldenEye 007	Rare	1997	103	6.3	3.32%
7	Super Mario Bros.	Nintendo	1985	94	3.2	3.03%
8	Half-Life 2	Valve	2004	84	5.0	2.71%
9	DOOM	id / GT Interactive	1993	81	4.8	2.61%
10	Super Mario World	Nintendo	1991	77	5.9	2.48%
11	Super Mario Bros. 3	Nintendo	1990	76	5.2	2.45%
12	Resident Evil 4	Capcom	2005	75	5.6	2.42%
13	Super Metroid	Nintendo	1994	73	5.4	2.35%
14	Chrono Trigger	Squaresoft	1995	60	4.3	1.93%
15	Metal Gear Solid	Konami	1998	53	7.2	1.71%
16	Street Fighter II	Capcom	1991	52	7.3	1.68%
17	Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare	Activision	2007	47	3.2	1.51%
18	Final Fantasy III (VI)	Squaresoft	1994	42	7.5	1.35%
19	Grand Theft Auto IV	Rockstar Games	2008	41	5.1	1.32%
20	Legend of Zelda	Nintendo	1986	39	5.4	1.26%
21	Half-Life	Valve / Sierra	1998	38	5.6	1.22%
22	Super Mario Kart	Nintendo	1992	37	5.7	1.19%
23	Sid Meier's Civilization	Microprose	1991	34	4.2	1.10%
24	Super Mario Galaxy	Nintendo	2007	33	5.5	1.06%
25	Civilization II	Microprose	1996	30	5.0	0.97%
26	SoulCalibur	Namco	1998	27	5.6	0.87%
27	Elite	Acornsoft	1984	26	4.5	0.84%
28	Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots	Konami	2008	24	3.0	0.77%
29	Portal	Valve	2007	23	3.3	0.74%
30	Grand Theft Auto III	Rockstar Games	2001	22	6.6	0.71%
31	Fallout 3	Bethesda	2008	20	4.3	0.64%
32	Halo: Combat Evolved	Bungie Studios	2001	20	6.0	0.64%
33	Quake	id / GT Interactive	1996	18	5.0	0.58%
34	Halo 3	Bungie Studios	2007	17	6.8	0.55%
35	Mass Effect 2	BioWare	2010	17	5.3	0.55%
36	StarCraft	Blizzard	1998	17	8.2	0.55%
37	Super Mario Galaxy 2	Nintendo	2010	16	3.0	0.52%
38	Uncharted 2: Among Theives	Naughty Dog	2009	15	6.0	0.48%
39	Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas	Rockstar Games	2004	13	6.7	0.42%
40	Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker	Nintendo	2003	13	4.5	0.42%
41	Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar	Origin	1985	13	4.5	0.42%
42	World of Warcraft	Blizzard	2004	13	4.5	0.42%
43	Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater	Nintendo	2004	12	8.0	0.39%
44	Batman: Arkham City	Rocksteady Studios	2011	11	5.5	0.35%
45	Castlevania: Symphony of the Night	Konami	1997	11	5.5	0.35%
46	Final Fantasy X	Squaresoft	2001	11	5.5	0.35%
47	Quake II	id	1997	11	5.5	0.35%
48	Street Fighter II (Turbo)	Capcom	1991	11	8.3	0.35%
49	Civilization IV	Firaxis Games	2005	10	6.0	0.32%
50	Deus Ex	Ion Storm	2000	10	1.0	0.32%
51	Diablo	Blizzard	1996	10	6.0	0.32%
52	Out of This World	Interplay	1991	10	1.0	0.32%
53	Pac-Man	Namco	1980	10	6.0	0.32%
54	Sonic the Hedgehog	Sega	1991	10	6.0	0.32%
55	The Sims 2	Maxis	2005	10	1.0	0.32%
56	Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell	Ubisoft	2005	10	6.0	0.32%
57	BioShock	2K Games	2007	9	6.5	0.29%
58	Cave Story	Pixel Studios	2004	9	6.5	0.29%
59	Grand Theft Auto	Rockstar Games	1997	9	6.5	0.29%
60	Halo 2	Bundie Studios	2004	9	8.0	0.29%
61	Mega Man 2	Capcom	1989	9	2.0	0.29%
62	Metroid	Nintendo	1986	9	6.5	0.29%
63	Space Invaders	Taito	1978	9	6.5	0.29%
64	Super Smash Bros. Melee	Nintendo	2001	9	8.0	0.29%
65	The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim	Bethesda	2011	9	2.0	0.29%
66	Warcraft II	Blizzard	1995	9	6.5	0.29%
67	Dragon Warrior III	Enix	1988	8	3.0	0.26%
68	Final Fantasy II (IV)	Squaresoft	1991	8	8.3	0.26%
69	Gears of War	Epic	2006	8	8.3	0.26%
70	Katamari Damacy	Namco	2004	8	3.0	0.26%
71	Little Big Planet	Media Molecule	2008	8	3.0	0.26%
72	M.U.L.E.	Electronic Arts	1983	8	3.0	0.26%
73	Manic Miner	Bug-Byte	1983	8	3.0	0.26%
74	Myst	Broderbund	1996	8	3.0	0.26%
75	Pirates!	Microprose	1987	8	7.0	0.26%
76	Pokémon	Nintendo	1995	8	3.0	0.26%
77	Portal 2	Valve	2011	8	3.0	0.26%
78	Red Dead Redemption	Rockstar	2010	8	3.0	0.26%
79	Resident Evil	Capcom	1996	8	3.0	0.26%
80	Super Bomberman 2	Hudson Soft	1994	8	3.0	0.26%
81	Team Fortress 2	Valve	2010	8	3.0	0.26%
82	Virtua Fighter 2	Sega	1995	8	7.0	0.26%
83	Call of Duty 2	Activision	2005	7	4.0	0.23%
84	Dragon Warrior VIII	Enix	2004	7	4.0	0.23%
85	King's Quest IV: The Perils of Rosella	Sierra	1988	7	4.0	0.23%
86	Mario Kart 64	Nintendo	1997	7	4.0	0.23%
87	Mario Kart Wii	Nintendo	2007	7	4.0	0.23%
88	Mother 3	Nintendo	2005	7	4.0	0.23%
89	Pro Evolution Soccer 4	Konami	2004	7	4.0	0.23%
90	Red Baron	Sierra	1990	7	4.0	0.23%
91	Sim City	Maxis	1987	7	7.5	0.23%
92	Street Fighter IV	Capcom	2009	7	4.0	0.23%
93	The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind	Bethesda Softworks	2002	7	4.0	0.23%
94	Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2	Activision	2000	7	4.0	0.23%
95	Virtua Racing	Sega	1992	7	4.0	0.23%
96	Dragon Age: Orgins	BioWare	2009	6	5.0	0.19%
97	Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty	Virgin	1992	6	5.0	0.19%
98	Final Fantasy XII	Squaresoft	2006	6	8.0	0.19%
99	Gran Turismo 2	Polyphony Digital	1999	6	5.0	0.19%
100	Guitar Hero	Harmonix	2005	6	5.0	0.19%
101	Machi	Chunsoft	1998	6	5.0	0.19%
102	Madden NFL 2003	Electronic Arts	2002	6	5.0	0.19%
103	Pac-Man: Championship Edition	Namco	2007	6	5.0	0.19%
104	Tecmo Bowl	Nintendo	1987	6	5.0	0.19%
105	Dragon Warrior	Enix	1986	5	6.0	0.16%
106	Final Fantasy III (Japan)	Nintendo	1990	5	6.0	0.16%
107	God of War	Sony	2005	5	6.0	0.16%
108	Mass Effect	BioWare	2007	5	6.0	0.16%
109	Metroid Prime	Nintendo	2002	5	8.5	0.16%
110	Monkey Island 2	LucasArts	1990	5	6.0	0.16%
111	Resident Evil 2	Capcom	2000	5	6.0	0.16%
112	Rome: Total War	Activision	2004	5	6.0	0.16%
113	R-Type	Activision	1989	5	6.0	0.16%
114	Star Wars: TIE Fighter	LucasArts	1995	5	8.5	0.16%
115	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island	Nintendo	1995	5	8.5	0.16%
116	Tekken 3	Namco	1998	5	8.5	0.16%
117	Gran Turismo 4	Polyphony Digital	2005	4	7.0	0.13%
118	Jet Set Willy	Software	1984	4	7.0	0.13%
119	Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask	Nintendo	2000	4	7.0	0.13%
120	Shadow of the Colossus	Bluepoint	2005	4	7.0	0.13%
121	Street Fighter III: Third Strike	Capcom	1999	4	7.0	0.13%
122	System Shock 2	Irrational Games	1999	4	7.0	0.13%
123	Tactics Ogre	Quest	1997	4	7.0	0.13%
124	The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion	Bethesda	2006	4	7.0	0.13%
125	The Sims	Maxis	2000	4	7.0	0.13%
126	Wing Commander	ORGIN	1990	4	7.0	0.13%
127	ArmA II	Bohemia	2009	3	8.0	0.10%
128	Contra III: The Alien Wars	Konami	1992	3	8.0	0.10%
129	Empire	Interstel	1978	3	8.0	0.10%
130	Grand Turismo	Polyphony Digital	1998	3	8.0	0.10%
131	Lemmings	Psygnosis	1990	3	8.0	0.10%
132	Ms. Pac-Man	Namco	1981	3	9.5	0.10%
133	Sensible Software Soccer	Sensible Software	1992	3	8.0	0.10%
134	Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss	Origin / Blue Sky	1992	3	8.0	0.10%
135	X-COM: UFO Defense	Mythos Games	1994	3	8.0	0.10%
136	Battlefield 2	Electronic Arts	2005	2	9.0	0.06%
137	Double Dragon	Taito	1987	2	9.0	0.06%
138	Dragon Warrior VII	Enix	2000	2	9.0	0.06%
139	Falcon 3.0	Spectrum	1991	2	10.0	0.06%
140	Ico	Sony	2001	2	9.0	0.06%
141	Resident Evil: Code Veronica	Capcom	2000	2	9.0	0.06%
142	Super Smash Bros. Brawl	Nintendo	2008	2	9.0	0.06%
143	Wasteland	Interplay	1987	2	9.0	0.06%
144	Baldur's Gate	Interplay	1998	1	10.0	0.03%
145	Burnout 3: Takedown	Electronic Arts	2004	1	10.0	0.03%
146	Commando	Capcom	1985	1	10.0	0.03%
147	EarthBound	Nintendo	1995	1	10.0	0.03%
148	Pong	Atari	1972	1	10.0	0.03%
149	Punch-Out!!	Nintendo	1987	1	10.0	0.03%
150	Saturn Bomberman	Hudson Soft	1997	1	10.0	0.03%
151	Shenmue II	Sega	2001	1	10.0	0.03%
152	StarCraft II	Blizzard	2010	1	10.0	0.03%
153	The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening	Nintendo	1993	1	10.0	0.03%
154	The Secret of Monkey Island	LucasArts	1990	1	10.0	0.03%
155	Turrican 2	Amiga	1991	1	10.0	0.03%
Total				3103		155

Top Wii U titles

1. Pikmin 3
Publisher: Nintendo
The long awaited sequel debuted this morning with the red, blue, and yellow Pikmin you know and love. There are four new captains in the game and the whereabouts of Captain Olimar are currently unknown. The captains are all present on the map at the same time, and the player can switch between them to complete puzzles and more easily navigate the game's large maps. There's a new Pikmin as well: the rock Pikmin.
2. New Super Mario Bros. U
Publisher: Nintendo
In the vein of the familiar Wii title, and the upcoming 3DS iteration, New Super Mario Bros. U features four player co-op. Players use a Wii Remote to control the hero. In a twist, a 5th player can use the GamePad to get in on the action asymmetrically, helping or hindering the four players.
The new Mario Brothers title features deep integration in the Miiverse, too. Players can leave notes on the world map, providing helpful hints or warnings as players continue their journey.
3. Nintendo Land
Publisher: Nintendo
Reggie Fils-Aime said that this would be the game to "sell" the concept of the Wii U. The game imagines a Nintendo-themed amusement park. The game will feature twelve attractions, with five announced here. The first three are multiplayer, while the latter two are for single-player: Animal Crossing: Sweet Day, Luigi's Ghost Mansion, The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest, Takamaru's Ninja Castle, and Donkey Kong's Crash Course. The game prominently features five-player asymmetrical multiplayer like that found in New Super Mario Bros. U.
In a demonstration of Luigi's Ghost Mansion, the four players utilizing Wiimotes attempt to navigate a Pac-Man-style maze. The fifth player controls a ghost that is invisible to the others. The ghost's objective is to sneak up on each of the four players, making them faint. If the ghost takes out all four players, then he wins. Again, it pits that extra character against the others.
4. Lego City Undercover
Publisher: Warner Brothers
Lego City Undercover is an open-world crime fighting game. Traveller's Tale remains the developer of the Lego-inspired series with its trademark sense of humor. Gameplay appears to be action-packed and whimsical and set in and open-world fashion. There are tons of vehicles to drive, and platforming appears to be a large element of gameplay as well. The Wii U GamePad is being used as a detective tool, scanning environments for evidence, contacting other detectives, and acting as a secondary HUD.
5. Sing
(Working Title)
Publisher: Nintendo
Sing is, perhaps unsurprisingly, a singing and dancing game that takes full advantage of the asymmetrical gameplay afforded by the Wii U. One player holds the GamePad in portrait while the lyrics are scrolled down the tablet's screen. This means the singing player doesn't have to look at the TV and, ideally, can interact with the crowd. It looked to be little more than a first-party karaoke simulator, really.
6. ZombiU
Publisher: Ubisoft
Ubisoft is crafting a mature, first-person zombie survival game, exclusive to Wii U. The GamePad acts as a map, scanner, radar, scope and inventory. The graphics and animations are better than anything before seen on a Nintendo system. Comically, the game will take a picture of a player, and convert their face into a zombified version of their former selves ? similar to a smartphone app.
7. Aliens: Colonial Marines
Publisher: Sega
The recently delayed shooter will now be missing a day-and-date launch for the Wii U. However, it will still afford Wii U owners a claustrophobic, action-packed first-person shooting experience developed by Gearbox Software. As a nod to the movie that inspired the game, the Wii U screen will act as a radar, pulsing at intervals to alert you to approaching Xenomorphs. This type of gameplay would lend itself well to a VIP-style competitive multiplayer mode, or the co-op modes that have been invading nearly every high-profile shooter of the last few years.
8. Batman: Arkham City: Armored Edition
Publisher: Warner Brothers
Rocksteady's critically acclaimed game of yester-year is coming to the Wii U with a slew of unique features. For example, new gadgets like the Remote-Controlled Batarang allow the player to use the gyroscope in the Wii U GamePad to control the Batarang. The port is being handled by Warner Brothers Montreal.
9. Wii Fit U
Publisher: Nintendo
Using the balance board of yester-year and combining it with the Wii U GamePad allows for new ways to integrate game-style mechanics into workouts. A new pedometer accessory will sync with the Wii U GamePad to help users keep better track of their caloric burn.
10. Sribblenauts: Unlimited
Publisher: Warner Brothers
The creativity behind 5th Cell Media's Scribblenauts has been lauded since the game launched on the original Nintendo DS. The Wii U sequel allows the player to create their own objects and associate them with certain phrases. Unsurprisingly, players are allowed to share their creations with other players for use in their story, or for further creative modification.

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Track Your Stolen PC/Laptop before it Gets stolen

Prey is an application that can track your computer should it get stolen or lost. The program is free (with pro accounts available). It is released under the CC-BY-SA licence.

The giveaway info is located at the end of this post.

Once you have installed Prey, you must configure it. To do this run the configuration wizard in Applications + System Tools + Prey Configurator. You must enter the root password to configure Prey. When you open it you will see two tabs. The first is labeled Main Settings. Under this tab you can choose options such as how often a report is sent, enabling a guest account and WiFi auto connect (to connect to open WiFi networks automatically).

The second tab, labeled Reporting Mode, lets you choose whether or use Prey’s on-line control panel or the standalone version. I will be demonstrating the control panel method. Select Prey + Control Panel (Recommended) and click forward.

If you have an account click existing user and enter you email and password. If you don’t have an account, select New user and click forward.

Enter you name, email address and password and click apply.

After creating your account you must verify you account. You will receive and email similar to the following. Click on the link in the email to verify you account.

After you have activate your account you can log into the control panel. When you log in you will see the computer you added in a previous step.

If you click on that computer you will see details about that computer. This included the name, type, OS, etc. This is also the screen that is used to mark the computer as missing.

If you click on Modules in the top navigation panel, you have access to various part of Prey. Two types of modules are available: Report and Action modules. Report modules run when the computer is marked as missing. The Network modules gives will tell you about the Internet connection. The Session module will return a screenshot, modified files and running programs. The Web cam module will take a picture using the internal camera. I was not able to test this module as my camera is broken. The last report module available is Geo; this module will find you computer and put the location on a map. Action modules are run as soon as Prey receives the command (this requires version 0.4 or higher). The action modules that are included are Alarm, Alert, Lock and Secure. These modules play a loud sound, send the user a message, lock the computer and deletes personal date, respectively.

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This stuff is all useful, but now I will show you what happens when you lose your computer. When you lose you computer, you should log into Prey and mark you device as missing.

Now you wait. When Prey receives a report, you will receive and email similar to the email below.

Click on the link to the report. When you open the report you will see info about the location of your computer. My report shows the uptime (the amount of time the computer has been on), user(s) currently logged in, active connections and WiFi info. It also includes a screenshot and a map. The map shows where the computer is. It uses WiFi and or GPS to find the location of the computer. The location I given was very accurate; less than 100 meters off. This is what my report looked like.

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As afore define:mentioned, Pro accounts are available, These plans allow for more computers, active mode (report the last time computer checked in), automated deployment, SSL encryption and two minute report intervals.

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