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[Vez04]

Topic. I think a thread about this should be made more in OT forum because it's what brings us soo many memories that you can't say ''That was back in the day, now i honestly don't care about that X game anymore sorry''.

Theres sooo much games that was released before todays, FPS's, Platform's, Driveing, RPGs, MMOs, RTS and dance games ect ect that made an impact that i don't feel most VG now dosent quite have or is close to. So i decided to make this thread, if you don't feel it's your worth your time just ignore it.

My Favorite Chilhood Game:



Everything about that game brings tears too my eyes even seeing today, the hilrious awesome VA, Superb platform gameplay elements, Incredible humor that WORKS!, characters everything it just makes me wanna go back to 1997 and just play it all over again.


Oh my 2nd.

Vez04 wrote...

After hearing soundtrack from Medievil 2
earlier today, i came to mind of thinking this very old franchise REALLY
SERIOUSLY! needs a new game aswell, comes up on my 1st place for best
platform game i've played of all time becouse it was hilarious good fun
back when i tried it first time, especally clown enemys xD in Medievil 2 ''WA-AH HAHA!''

CLARIFICATION: By very young i mean, Age of 1-14

This thread basically is about brining back memories that never can be forgotten!

Modifié par Vez04, 18 décembre 2011 - 03:27 .

[Tommyspa]

The first Digimon World or Final Fantasy X so that would've made me 10-11 if I go even younger Super Mario 3 was glorious.

[Maniacle1]

Phantasy Star IV or Legend of Zelda - Link's Awakening.

Was obsessed with both as a kid.  Maybe also Bionic Commando.

[SOLID_EVEREST]

I got this game from a Pawn Shop, and it has been my favorite console game since then. I think the most memorable moment was taking down Raven's tank with some gernades.

[sympathy4saren]

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Modifié par sympathy4saren, 13 juin 2011 - 02:48 .

[Vez04]

@Solid_Everest

I completely agree. I miss that game i played it too at the time, it was awesome!

Modifié par Vez04, 12 juin 2011 - 11:18 .

[Seagloom]

A tie between "Pac-Man" and "Q*bert". I was floored when I saw those games in arcades. The first time I got to play "Ms. Pac-Man" and "Q*bert" at home was a magical experience. I could also name a few NES games. Damn, do we have to choose just one? Impossible!

[Lenimph]

The Spyro games... especially the second one.


I also really liked the Crash Bandicoot games as well

[88mphSlayer]

easily



i still play that game several times a year, 20 years later

[Anathemic]

Diablo 2, Warcraft 3, and World of Warcraft

Yeah my childhood was full of Blizzard games, oh yeah and

Age of Empires 2 and the Conquerors expansion, maybe Age of Mythology for story.

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

Lenimph wrote...

The Spyro games... especially the second one.

*snip*

I also really liked the Crash Bandicoot games as well

Oh yeah! I liked the third Spyro the most however. Sgt. Byrd was the man!

[Maniacle1]

Mr HimuraChan wrote...

Damn, It's almost impossible to point a single game from my childhood. Since I have several systems, I'll point the favorites of each one (PC excluded, sice PC is a part of my present, not my past)

Atari: Enduro
Master System: Phantasy Star
SNES: Super Mario World and Top Gear
PSX: Gran Turismo 2 and Metal Gear Solid




Ah! And Arcade too: Favorites were Daytona USA and that 4-player Simpsons beat'em up game

That Simpsons game was epic.  But then again, most of the arcade beat 'em ups of that era were awesome to me. X-Men, Ninja Turtles, Sunset Riders, etc., etc.

[vometia]

When I was very young?  There was only Pong, pretty much, and it sucked.

When I was slightly less young I remeber liking this thing called Lunar Rover Patrol, pretty much a Defender-type thing only with added wheels and potholes.  I liked Pacman too, but I was no good at it so I settled for watching other people play.

I enjoyed a few text adventures too, though I forget the name, and a strategy-type game called Quest which would be mind-bogglingly simple by today's standards but it was fun.  Oh, and the first fps I played, something called Phantom Slayer from the early 1980s.

Most of these things were for a Dragon 32, much the same thing as a Tandy Colour.

[Druss99]

Maniacle1 wrote...

Mr HimuraChan wrote...

Damn, It's almost impossible to point a single game from my childhood. Since I have several systems, I'll point the favorites of each one (PC excluded, sice PC is a part of my present, not my past)

Atari: Enduro
Master System: Phantasy Star
SNES: Super Mario World and Top Gear
PSX: Gran Turismo 2 and Metal Gear Solid




Ah! And Arcade too: Favorites were Daytona USA and that 4-player Simpsons beat'em up game

That Simpsons game was epic.  But then again, most of the arcade beat 'em ups of that era were awesome to me. X-Men, Ninja Turtles, Sunset Riders, etc., etc.

Sunset Riders and Ninja Turtles were brilliant, I still remember the first time I played both of them in the arcades.

Barbarian is the first truly great game I can remember playing before I got a console.

Once I got a console though Sonic, Road Rash, Flashback and NHL 93 were how I spent most of my early gaming years.

Street Fighter 2 in the arcades stole a large percentage of my youth though.

[Rockworm503]

Megaman

[ErichHartmann]

[naughty99]

Some of my early favs:

Modifié par naughty99, 13 juin 2011 - 12:35 .

[LTD]

SMB3 here as well. Oh and Turtles II

[Turnip Root]

You had the Colecovision Naughty? Sweet! That console was so ahead of it's time but it's almost impossible to find one in good working conditions these days.

[naughty99]

Turnip Root wrote...

You had the Colecovision Naughty? Sweet! That console was so ahead of it's time but it's almost impossible to find one in good working conditions these days.

LOL no I wish - I had the VIC-20, that was the only pic i could find of the Vic-20 game Raid on Ft. Knox. I played the **** out of that game as a kid.

[Cutlass Jack]

All the childhood games I played when I was very young were board games.

[Some Dude]

Pokemon, Spyro, Mortal Kombat (no joke played with my mom at laundromat)