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[Volus Warlord]

Command and Conquer (original)
Warcraft II
Super Mario 64
Diddy Kong Racing

[MingWolf]

Contra - Used to always play this on the NES with some friends during my early life. It's imparted such a strong memory on me that I still remember the cheat code: up down up down left right left right b a b a.

Space Quest 5 and 6 - I couldn't stop laughing after seeing Space Quest 5 at a friends place and seeing the multitudes of ways that Roger Wilco could die. I've only 5 and 6, and briefly played the others though.

Mechwarrior 2 - Took me ages to figure out how to get this game working on my old 486 computer. When I did, I haven't stopped playing it until I got a computer with Windows 7, at which point, I had enough of trying to make the game work.

Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries - This game is among the first to get me started with online multiplayer. Used to dial up to some cheap internet service on 28.8k telephone modem to play online. Almost had a career playing this game. Joined some online leagues, got into tournaments, and took home some prizes.

Warcraft 2 - Spent endless hours playing multiplayer over modem with people I knew in school

Grim Fandango - The first adventure game to fully immerse me and still makes me want to play it today.

Jane's F/A-18 - The co-op and depth in this game consumed a lot of my life. Because of the audience the game brings, it also makes me feel good to know that I have shot down real life fighter pilots in multiplayer!

Starcraft - Well, I still play the series today. I had somewhat mixed feelings about the game when I was younger, and I was never much of a strategy fan, but it's still a top-notch game. A step up from Warcraft 2.

Wacky Wheels - Almost forgot about this game, but it was crazy fun. One of the better games I had for the ole 486. The graphics were pretty good at the time too. Hmm, need to find and load this up again!

[MingWolf]

D'oh. Up up down down ?

Modifié par MingWolf, 22 mars 2013 - 04:34 .

[Lunch Box1912]

Pac Man on Atari- first ever video game played…I could never get space invaders to work?

Super Mario Brothers with Duck Hunt        Getting Your NES games to work!

Excite bike

Blades of Steel Hockey

The Legend of Zelda - I blame this game for my non ability to go through a game without looking over every nook and cranny and killing every enemy before I move into the next area... “If you don’t kill all the bats you could miss out on a boomerang!”

Super Mario Brothers 3

Doom

Tetris for Game Boy

Mortal Combat on Super NES/ SEGA Genesis – spent endless hours with my friends playing this game.

Modifié par Lunch Box1912, 22 mars 2013 - 04:46 .

[cgtrfghj7]

Star Wars was the first media franchise that I really got into after I moved to Canada. I was such a huge Star Wars fan growing up which made me pick up some classic SW games as a child/early teen on PC.

1. Knights of the Old Republic I & II
2. Star Wars Battlefront I & II (Playing MP and mods were so fun omg)
3. Golden Eye, Mario Kart, Mortal Kombat, (playing w/ friends late into the night ^^)
4. Jedi Knight Jedi Outcast (I never get tired of this)
5. Silent Hill II

6. Dang it, I forgot the name of this one. It was a Japanese horror game where you had to take pictures of ghosts/spirits/etc. playing as a young girl lost in a town.

[Tommyspa]

Kirby's Dreamland 3.
Super Mario 3
Killer Instinct
Road Rash
Digimon World 1-3
Final Fantasy 10
Kingdom Hearts
GTA VC/SA
Those are pretty much the only games I played up to about 15 years old.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

So it must be since my childhood, sorta addicted to it and playing for many years...
Unreal series
Age of Empires II
GTA 1
Jazz Jackrabbit 2
Doom 1 & 2
Wolfenstein 3D (1991)
Civilization II
MicroMachines V3
Worms 2
Anything Non-Rpg


Funny enough I started playing Star Wars, M&M IX (+Heroes IV & V) games when I was 13 or older.
If I consider in my Teenage years, add those plus NWN, American Conquest, KOTOR, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit,SW:Battlefront, Jedi Knight & Jedi Academy, and few others.

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

Mario and Super Mario Bros. (NES)
Metal Gear (NES)
Duck Hunt. (NES)
Metroid (NES)
Mega Man (NES)
Perfect Dark (N64)
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter (N64)
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil (N64)
Golden Eye (N64)
Conker's Bad Furday (N64)
Zelda: OoT (N64)
Zelda Majoria's Mask (N64)
Hexen (N64)
Ogre Battle (N64)
Star Fox (N64)
Pokemon Yellow version (Game Boy)


Loved the N64. Definitely a console ahead of its time. I still own two N64s. Looking to sell one.
The center of my gaming world, and what got me really into gaming, was Prefect Dark, The first two Turok's for N64, Zelda games, and Pokemon.
Absolutely hated that Perfect Dark Zero crap. The hell happened to Rare? They use to be so awesome back in the day.
At least they redid the graphics for the original PD for 360. Don't ever ever play that game with me. You will be violated. Repeatedly.
Unless of course.. you're into that.

Modifié par Johnnie Walker, 22 mars 2013 - 07:36 .

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

J. Reezy wrote...

Johnnie Walker wrote...

Loved the N64. Definitely a console ahead of its time. I still own two N64s. Looking to sell one.
The center of my gaming world, and what got me really into gaming, was Prefect Dark, The first two Turok's for N64, Zelda games, and Pokemon.
Absolutely hated that Perfect Dark Zero crap. The hell happened to Rare? They use to be so awesome back in the day.
At least they redid the graphics for the original PD for 360. Don't ever ever play that game with me. You will be violated. Repeatedly.
Unless of course.. you're into that.

I do the violating in Perfect Dark homie.

Reezy homie man. I'm warning you. It's not gonna be nice.

Modifié par Johnnie Walker, 22 mars 2013 - 07:42 .

[Jarl Johnnie Walker]

J. Reezy wrote...


Perfect Dark: The combat simulator was always fun. I used to love turning on the slow motion mode so I could pretend I was having a shootout as if I was in the Matrix.

I loved doing that too. Combat simulator was awesome and even better with split screen. Sometimes I would use the special sims like Vendetta sim and Kazi sim. Vendetta was a little bish once you killed him.

Or I'd make the level full of N-bombs and have a bunch of Rocket sims scrambling about.

[Menycet]

Super Mario Bros.
Crash Bandicoot 2.
Wacky Wheels.
Duck Hunt.
Tomb Raider (1, 2, 3, 4).
Diablo (absolutely my favourite childhood game).
Diablo 2 + Lord of Destruction.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Gothic (my most influential RPG).
World of Warcraft.
The Sims.
Heroes of Might & Magic 3 (the only strategy game that I could truly enjoy).
Grand Theft Auto 2.
Chrono Trigger.
Harvest Moon.

There's probably something else, but I can't remember right now...

[Melra]

Wolfenstein 3D
Command & Conquer: Red Alert
Doom
Age of Empires 2
Age of Empires 1
Warcraft 3
Diablo 2
World of Warcraft
Heroes 2 & 3

Modifié par Melrache, 22 mars 2013 - 08:16 .

[Drone223]

I'll just name a few

- Episode I racer
- Descent 1, 2 and 3
- Crash Bandicoot 2, 3 and CTR
- Spyro 2&3
- Lemmings
- Command & Conquer
- Lego Island
- Lego Rock Raiders

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

Johnnie Walker wrote...

J. Reezy wrote...

Johnnie Walker wrote...

Loved the N64. Definitely a console ahead of its time. I still own two N64s. Looking to sell one.
The center of my gaming world, and what got me really into gaming, was Prefect Dark, The first two Turok's for N64, Zelda games, and Pokemon.
Absolutely hated that Perfect Dark Zero crap. The hell happened to Rare? They use to be so awesome back in the day.
At least they redid the graphics for the original PD for 360. Don't ever ever play that game with me. You will be violated. Repeatedly.
Unless of course.. you're into that.

I do the violating in Perfect Dark homie.

Reezy homie man. I'm warning you. It's not gonna be nice.

This needs to be RedArmyShogun's new avatar.

[Jozape]

iddqd
idkfa

[Silcron]

Lego Chess
Lego Loco
Lego Stunt rally
Lego Creator Knight's Kingdom
Lego Island 2
Lego Island Xtreme Stunts
Lego Racers
Lego Racers 2
(there are others but I consider them in early teenage)

Age of Empire's 3
Rayman 3
Battlefront (in friend's house)
Battlefront 2 (in friend's house)
Knights of the Old Republic.

[Cyberarmy]

Jozape wrote...

iddqd
idkfa

You damn cheater! (I can't recommend Brutal Doom enough )

Wolfenstein, Doom and Aliens of Gold: Blake: FPS back then requires some thinking and effort...
Lucas Arts and Sierra adventures also Myst: My best mentors, teached me how to be a (fail)pirate, musical notes and talking with girls!
Larry- What's your sign baby?
Any woman- Wrong way!
Little Big Adventure: <3 Twinsen and his adventures, they took me forever to complete...
Might&Magics and Eye of the Beholders: Good'ol style dungeon raiding, i'm very sad becuse i lost my all hand drawen maps when i last moved...
Tie Fighter/ X Wing: The amount of "PEW PEW, IMA FIRING MAH LASORS/MISSILEZ!!" too darn high, lost many good joysticks on those
Battle Bugs: One hell of a tactical strategy, one of the rarest games i didnt able to finish. 2 missions left, need to try with my new skills!
Dune 2, Warcraft 1, Civilazation: The day i lost meself to the strategy gaming. I always remain a Harkonnen at hearth.

Modifié par Cyberarmy, 22 mars 2013 - 09:23 .

[milena87]

- Golden Axe: I played with my cousin, I was like 4-5 years old, and I remember that he had this amazing joystick with all these wonderful buttons and I used a grey stick with two buttons in the side;

- The Secret of Monkey Island: I like to think that it was one of the reasons behind my interest of learning to read well and fast (I was 6 when I first played it);

- all the other Lucasarts adventure games: because they're all awesome and I thankfully had a cousin that lent them all to me (the only one I personally bought was Grim Fandango);

- Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine: I was (and still am) a huge fan of Indy; I played this game a dozen times and I also made my brothers and sisters play it;

- Lego Racers: it was probably one of most played games in our house, it was silly and fun and we all loved it; that music, along with the main theme from Yoshi's Island, still haunts my mother's dreams;

- Superstar Soccer Deluxe: it's still the most fun I ever had with a soccer game;

- Yoshi's Island & Donkey Kong Country 3: they were my platformer fix and I can no longer play a platformer because of them. I'm totally burned out.

- Age of Empires: BIGDADDY!

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Jozape wrote...

iddqd
idkfa

You damn cheater! (I can't recommend Brutal Doom enough )

Cyberarmy wrote...


Wolfenstein, Doom and Aliens of Gold: Blake: FPS back then requires some thinking and effort...
Lucas Arts and Sierra adventures also Myst: My best mentors, teached me how to be a (fail)pirate, musical notes and talking with girls!
Larry- What's your sign baby?
Any woman- Wrong way!
Little Big Adventure: <3 Twinsen and his adventures, they took me forever to complete...
Might&Magics and Eye of the Beholders: Good'ol style dungeon raiding, i'm very sad becuse i lost my all hand drawen maps when i last moved...
Tie Fighter/ X Wing: The amount of "PEW PEW, IMA FIRING MAH LASORS/MISSILEZ!!" too darn high, lost many good joysticks on those
Battle Bugs: One hell of a tactical strategy, one of the rarest games i didnt able to finish. 2 missions left, need to try with my new skills!
Dune 2, Warcraft 1, Civilazation: The day i lost meself to the strategy gaming. I always remain a Harkonnen at hearth.

Nice list.

[rolson00]

Games i grew up with?
Pokemon red& gold
super mario bros
baldur's gate 2
monkey island series
Knights of the old republic
Jedi knight series
Vampire the masquarde bloodlines
Spellforce the order of dawn
soul calibur
lego racers
age of empire series
lemmings! how could i forget them!

and these i played in my adulthood life but value them just as much
Dragon age series
Mass effect series
saints row series

Modifié par rolson00, 22 mars 2013 - 11:53 .

[Chashan]

milena87 wrote...

- Golden Axe: I played with my cousin, I was like 4-5 years old, and I remember that he had this amazing joystick with all these wonderful buttons and I used a grey stick with two buttons in the side;

- The Secret of Monkey Island: I like to think that it was one of the reasons behind my interest of learning to read well and fast (I was 6 when I first played it);

- all the other Lucasarts adventure games: because they're all awesome and I thankfully had a cousin that lent them all to me (the only one I personally bought was Grim Fandango);

- Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine: I was (and still am) a huge fan of Indy; I played this game a dozen times and I also made my brothers and sisters play it;

- Lego Racers: it was probably one of most played games in our house, it was silly and fun and we all loved it; that music, along with the main theme from Yoshi's Island, still haunts my mother's dreams;

- Superstar Soccer Deluxe: it's still the most fun I ever had with a soccer game;

- Yoshi's Island & Donkey Kong Country 3: they were my platformer fix and I can no longer play a platformer because of them. I'm totally burned out.

- Age of Empires: BIGDADDY!

Big Bertha! ICBM! 

Well, lots of titles already mentioned...

GTA1 + GTA: London + GTA2...lots of mad 'killing spree!', 'killer frenzy!' and 'genocide!'-sessions on those.

Diablo 1: Butcher and caves-section used to scare me. Still a moody as heck game.

Max Payne 1: Because it's the one and only MP-title and Jack Lupino is crah-zee, awright. Incidentally one of the few games where I refrained from hax in my younger days.

Disciples 2: Damn cool gameplay, and Legions of the Damned are made of awesome and win. May get around to fiddling with things via editor on it one of these days again...

C&C - Tiberian Sun: First Engrish title I picked up as a kid, and did not understand much of anything back then. Completed it years later and appreciated its genius on the Nod-side of things.

Freelancer: being a pirate and camping trade-lanes was, and still is all manner of lawls.

Warcraft 3 + TFT: used to burn hours upon hours on the custom games section, long before the DotA-wave swarmed it - even played some of the early versions of that, which were still quite inspired, really. May have to look into it again, see whether that has eased up a bit.

Modifié par Chashan, 22 mars 2013 - 12:14 .

[wolfsite]

A number of mine have been mentioned already so I'll just add


Quest for Glory series:  A great blend of Adventure and RPG mechanics and one of the first games I played that offered multiple unique playthroughs based on character class.  Great selection of characters with a good blend of story, humour, and challenge.  You could also export your character into future games which really made the character feel more like your own.  Plus it as one of the first games that let Thief characters actually be thieves.