The Game of Your Childhood
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Bards tale 1 - 3 on my old amiga, i had written maps all over my room.
Dungeon Master, i had to get a whopping 1MB of memory for that game, but it were in realtime AND 3d.
Frontier: elite 2 , many many hours in that awesome spacesim game.
Final Fantasy 6 on snes, the first game that made me tearyeyed....
Dungeon Master, i had to get a whopping 1MB of memory for that game, but it were in realtime AND 3d.
Frontier: elite 2 , many many hours in that awesome spacesim game.
Final Fantasy 6 on snes, the first game that made me tearyeyed....
PacMen, Digdug, Mario Brothers (the first nintendo), Tetris, Donkey Kong. Those are just to name a few.
Duke Nukem 3D - being scared my parents would see one of the strippers.
Mario Kart 64 - 'nuff Said
Chips Challenge - insane win3.1 platformer/puzzle
Commandos:Behind Enemy Lines - awesome.
C&C Red Alert
Warcraft 2
Baldur's Gate
Grand Theft Auto (the original + london expansion)
and of course, Goldeneye ;]
Mario Kart 64 - 'nuff Said
Chips Challenge - insane win3.1 platformer/puzzle
Commandos:Behind Enemy Lines - awesome.
C&C Red Alert
Warcraft 2
Baldur's Gate
Grand Theft Auto (the original + london expansion)
and of course, Goldeneye ;]
There was Pinball Dreams on the Amiga. Me and my brother used to wake up early in the morning to get a couple of rounds in. Addictive as all hell.
Also, Gunstar Heroes. We played that to death as well.
Also, Gunstar Heroes. We played that to death as well.
Hotwheels and Ghostbusters on the com64. i can go earlier then that but those are the two that define my childhood gaming days.
Pokemon Red and Blue! pure awesome. Conkers Bad Fur Day. The greatest game of all time. Upon reflection, I probably shouldn't have been playing it as a kid.
Wow, lot of "youngun's" replying to this post who's earliest memories are N64 and PS1 games.
Saw a few people say Commander Keen up there and that just made my brain hurt, not for making me feel old but because, as a child, my home was a Commodore household and DOS games were considered pure evil.
My brothers and I had an Atari 2600 but, having got it closer to 1982, it didn't last long when one of us convinced our dad to get the Colecovision. It was on this system where my best childhood memories began. My favorite games to play on it were the home ports of Zaxxon and Joust.
I got an Intellivision myself later on for cheap and, to this day, enjoy playing several rounds of SNAFU and Atlantis.
Beyond that, we had the NES and I was quite fond of Legend of Zelda, Castlevania (the first one), and Karnov (by Data East).
Also had the Commodore 64/128 and Amiga 1000. Loved to play Archon, Great Giana Sisters, Skate or Die, Lemmings, and Technocop.
Saw a few people say Commander Keen up there and that just made my brain hurt, not for making me feel old but because, as a child, my home was a Commodore household and DOS games were considered pure evil.
My brothers and I had an Atari 2600 but, having got it closer to 1982, it didn't last long when one of us convinced our dad to get the Colecovision. It was on this system where my best childhood memories began. My favorite games to play on it were the home ports of Zaxxon and Joust.
I got an Intellivision myself later on for cheap and, to this day, enjoy playing several rounds of SNAFU and Atlantis.
Beyond that, we had the NES and I was quite fond of Legend of Zelda, Castlevania (the first one), and Karnov (by Data East).
Also had the Commodore 64/128 and Amiga 1000. Loved to play Archon, Great Giana Sisters, Skate or Die, Lemmings, and Technocop.
Im with you on that one. As far as im concerned, I was a genuine Space Pilot when I was 10. Loved that game.brighteye said:
Chase H.Q (A500) Wish i'd never downloaded it on VC - ruined the memory
New Zealand Story and Batman the Movie hold a special place too