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[RAF1940]

[J0HNL3I]

Starwars battlefront 1 & 2
Lord of the Rings: The Third Age
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Tony Hawks: Underground 1 & 2
James Bond: Nightfire

[HiddenKING]

ActRaiser (SNES)- Still my all time favorite game. It was perfect, unlike anything I had (or have since then) played. It was incredible, I was immersed into the world and loved every moment of it. Yuzo Koshiro created one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard in a video game. And I will fight it to my grave, ActRaiser has THE BEST stage 1 song in any video game EVER. The boss rush at the end, was intense and led to one of the most satisfying ending I have seen in a video game. I love ActRaiser. I know I have it on a pedestal, but It's an incredible game that stands the test of time.

Super Castlevania IV (SNES)- The Super Nintendo had no shortage of great action games, but I have a soft spot for Super Castlevania IV. It was my first Castlevania game, and I loved it. Few games make you feel as badass as Castlevania does. And after playin this game I went back and played the previous ones. I am a huge fan of the Castlevania series.

Megaman X (SNES)- Same reason as Super Castlevania IV. Went back and played the Megaman series, and most of the games since then.

Street Fighter II: The World Warrior- Street Fighter II spawned the modern fighting game genre and revitalised the dying arcade scene. Fighting is my favorite genre and I grew up in arcades. I went to an arcade every single day of my life growing up. It's the reason why I'm a gamer.

The King of Fighters- The King of Fighters is my favorite fighting game series, I love everything about it. The gameplay, the characters, the story, the soundtracks, the scene. Iori Yagami is my favorite video game character. The King of Fighters has always been my favorite, and with the way KOF XIII looks it seems it will stay that way.

Modifié par HiddenKING, 26 septembre 2011 - 03:55 .

[Skypezee]

Jill of the Jungle (I still play that game every now and then on DOS Box), Myst (I also play that game along with some of the sequels as well), Wolfenstein 3D, and the TMNT game for the NES (yes I know it is rather notorious for being crap but in all honesty I loved that game as a kid.... I was a dumb little 3 year old back then but I loved the game anyway).

[Yara C.]

Oh, nobody else mentioned in this thread one of the favs of my early years? Then I have to do it:

Nethack
The Wizardry Series
Das Schwarze Auge
The Tex Murphy Series

[Cyberarmy]

Pacman, Riverraid, Supablex and Battlebugs...
Civ, Master of Orion, Lords of land, Little Big Advanture, Wolfenstein, Dooms
Old FFs, X-Coms, Cannon Fodder, Sydnicates, Dune 2, Krondor series, Shannara series..
Carmageddon, Quarantine, Screamers, Lotus
Loom, Myst, Monkey Islands, Lighthouse


Damn everygame back then was close to be a masterpiece.

[TanyaT]

hmm games I played as a kid ... let's see there was Monopoly; Snakes and ladders; Ludo; hide and seek; kiss chase (boys? yuck!); skipping games etc

I was in my 30s before my first video game, Zelda on the SNES - used to dream about sprites in nightshirts

[BroBear Berbil]

Legend of Mana
Final Fantasy VI (III on SNES)
Secret of Evermore
Earthbound
Zelda - A Link to the Past and Link's Awakening
Pokemon Red
Tomb Raider 1 & 2
And that X-Men Arcade game omg I loved that.

[TheGunslinger]

Oddworld: Abes Oddysee.
Tomb Raider 3.
Medievil.
Tekken 2.
Kingdom Hearts.
Resident Evil: Code Veronica X.

[Selene Moonsong]

Hmmm... didn't have computers or consoles when I was a kid, but I used to love playing pinball machines at arcades.

[ylaenna]

Playing pretend with my younger brother.  Although a girl, I was taller, so I played Hook to his Peter Pan and we'd fight with sticks out in the yard.

As far as computer games go:

• Wing Commander
• Rogue
• Heretic
• Fool's Errand
• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (Intellivision)
• Donkey Kong
• Pango

[bokhi]

Double Dragon
Metal Slug series
Street Fighter Turbo II - My intro to fighting games
Last Blade
Samurai Shodown
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs - I made the arcade in my neighborhood rich with this one
TMNT: Turtles Through Time - see above
The Lost Vikings I & II - #1 was the second computer game I ever played in my entire life, and got me into games.
Chrono Trigger - I still play this one occasionally
TriTryst

Modifié par bokhi, 02 octobre 2011 - 06:17 .

[bussinrounds]

ylaenna wrote...

Playing pretend with my younger brother.  Although a girl, I was taller, so I played Hook to his Peter Pan and we'd fight with sticks out in the yard.

As far as computer games go:

• Wing Commander
• Rogue
• Heretic
• Fool's Errand
• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (Intellivision)
• Donkey Kong
• Pango

   "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (Intellivision)"

  Which one ?  
  or




 

Modifié par bussinrounds, 02 octobre 2011 - 06:44 .

[DeathDragon185]

Pokemon(all the games)
Final Fantasy(all games)
Deus Ex
Ratchet and Clank

[TobiTobsen]

Mario Kart 64
Bomberman
Pokemon (the first two games... and maybe yellow, but the rest. Meh.)
Jagged Alliance 1&2
Oh and Double Dragon with my buddy.

Ah... good times.

[Teddie Sage]

Suikoden 2.
Secret of Mana.
Final Fantasy III (VI)

[ylaenna]

bussinrounds wrote...

"Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (Intellivision)"

Which one ?

The first one, only one we had.

I remember a few more Intellivision ones:

• Utopia – Remember how you could run your ships into the corner and it would show up on the opposite corner?
• Auto Racing – It was so fun finding the shortcuts through the trees!
• Poker & Blackjack – This one was really not that fun for kids our age and we didn't really know how to play the different card games, but the fact that our parents forbade us to play it (gambling is eeeeeevil!) made it fun.

[NamiraWilhelm]

Remembered another one; Zoo Tycoon. Hours upon hours on building up my own zoos, awesome game. ZT2 was a bit ****e though, wonder if any more are in the works...

[Giant ambush beetle]

On the Amiga:
Traps'n treasure
Turrican 1,2 & 3
Lotus Turbo Challenge 1,2,3 & 4
Lemmings

On the PC;
Thief the dark project (its still one of my top five games of all the time)
Need for speed 2, 3 & 4
Baldur's Gate 1

Playstation 1:
Gran Turismo 1&2
Tekken

[Augustei]

Wolfenstein 3d - The First game I ever played

Soul Blade (AKA Soul Edge), The First Console game I ever played (Yeah I was late to the console crowd.. Wasn't really into gaming as a kid except Wolfenstein 3d and Doom on occasion)

Morrowind - Second favourite game ever (Used to be favourite)

Dragon Age Origins - favourite game ever

[Tommyspa]

Kirby FTW!

[Lotion Soronarr]

The Woldan wrote...

On the Amiga:
Traps'n treasure
Turrican 1,2 & 3
Lotus Turbo Challenge 1,2,3 & 4
Lemmings

YES.
And Mortal Kombat 2
Pinball Dreams
And one game with F1 racing who's name I can't recall.

On the PC;
Thief the dark project (its still one of my top five games of all the time)
Need for speed 2, 3 & 4
Baldur's Gate 1

YES...and:
Outcast (seriously...this is one of the best games ever)
System Shock 2
Jagged Alliance 2
Freespace 1& 2

[csfteeeer]

from 5(when i started gaming. Err.... yeah.) to 14

Ultima, from II all the way up to VII.
Might and Magic all the Way up to IV
Dungeon Master
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall
Doom
Under a Killing Moon
Quake
Duke Nukem 3D
Half Life

[milena87]

- Golden Axe: I played with my cousin and it's the first game I remember playing, I was 4-5 at the time. I don't think I ever saw past level 5 though...

- Monkey Island: I was particularly proud of myself when I finished it, I was 6 and it took me all summer (had some help now and then of course)

- Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow: I played it with my best friend at the time, I moved Donald around while he attacked and used the abilities. We somehow never managed to finish it...

- Pretty much all the other Lucasarts adventure games: I even had fun with Monkey 4... probably because I played it with my brother, my best friend and a friend of my brother

- Yoshi's Island: best platform ever, I finished it at least 4 times (it kept resetting my saves...)

- Ultima IX: I was older here, I think 13, but it was my first RPG and I loved it. Also, it gave me a reason to learn english: I played with a dictionary at hand and the beautiful cloth map next to it