what was your favourite video game when you were growing up? (serious)
what was your favourite video game when you were growing up? (serious)
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Fireboy and Watergirl in the Forest Temple
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The entirety of Cool Math Games, tbh,
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RIP Adobe Flash Player
Pokémon Red version.
After I played a friend’s Pokémon Blue version, I begged my dad to buy me Red version and he did. I owned a Mega Drive II and a PlayStation, but no games on either platforms came close to Pokémon Red version, in my opinion.
Twenty years later I still have my Game Boy and the game.
Goldeneye
Kingdom Hearts 2
My dad got me hooked skyrim.
Halo 2. So many split screen lan parties and fights solved by Multiplayer.
Super Smash Bros. (N64)
The Secret of Monkey Island
Half-Life
Ocarina of Time
Minecraft or halo 4
Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast
Resident Evil 2 (OG)
Wolfenstein 3D
Tekken 3
Castlevania! The music is still in my head.
simpson’s hit and run
Grand Theft Auto IV and its 2 Spin-offs
I dont know if “favorite” is the right word, but the one i spent the most time on, by far, would have been Battletoads.
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That god damn jumping a jetski over the ramps level, im sure i have PTSD from it. And to the best of my memory, which probably has a blockage related to that trauma, i never did beat that level.
Prototype
New Super Mario Bros for the DS
I had many. Goldeneye, Super Smash Bros, Mario Party, Pokemon Blue, Super The Empire Strikes Back, A Link to The Past, Super Mario All Stars.
Yoshi’s Island
Command and Conquer.
The Sims! And Mario bros on the nintendo🤪
It depends on my mood.
I loved Super Mario3, Super Mario World, Legend of Zelda, A Link to the Past, and Doom. Any one of those could potentially be counted as my favorite.
A LucasArt SNES game that nobody remembers any more, Metal Warriors. Had lots of fun playing pvp mode with my siblings and friends.
Winky dink . An overlay on a black and white tv that used erasable markers . There was a cartoon show and you had to draw a bridge or a car or a wall to interact with winky
Secret Agent.
Civilization and ultima7
Prehistorik 2
Banjo Kazooie
Project IGI and Cricket2007
micropose red storm rising on a c64
The only games I consistently played at least once every year in my childhood were Pokemon Emerald and Empire Earth
If we’re talking the most life-changing fun I’ve had, it’d be Garry’s Mod and Team Fortress 2
Anarchy Online, one of the first MMORPGs (first sci-fi).
To this day no other game got me hooked like this one. What makes this game so great is the unlimited possibilities of “twinking”, which refers to putting on as high quality-level gear as you can, without leveling your toon. You would put on a ring that gives + to int so that would trickle down a point into your treatment skill, this way you could implant a bigger eye implant that gave more Treatment skill, leading to you being able to swap a piece of chest Armor for another one that gives more int… There were crazy pros that calculated and collected items for months and ended up with level 60 toons wearing lvl 200 Armor that just pwned. So yeah, twinking in anarchy online cost me years of my youth and I loved it.
Rollercoaster Tycoon
Lemmings
I grew up before video games. The first computer game I ever saw wasn’t played on a screen but was printed out. So, probably Rogue on DOS was my favorite as it’s the oldest game I remember playing.
New super Mario bros,Minecraft and skylanders.
Project IGI
SimCity 2000
Both minecraft and halo reach
I dropped an ungodly number of hours into playing and replaying FFIX, Legend of Dragoon, and Ogre Battle 64. Honorable mention to Link to the Past, Legend of Legaia, and Super Mario RPG.