Nostalgia

[MrBeer]

What is your favorite childhood game?

[Cyberdevil]

Doom

[Ragnarokia]

At 3/4/13 07:11 AM, MrBeer wrote: What is your favorite childhood game?

Depends how far back it counts to be Nostaliga, as if Dreamcast era Skies of Arcadia, if PS1 era then Final Fantasy 8, if Amiga era then Simon the Sorcerer. If Snes then Star Wing.

[VoidForce]

At 3/4/13 07:58 AM, Ragnarokia wrote:

At 3/4/13 07:11 AM, MrBeer wrote: What is your favorite childhood game?

Depends how far back it counts to be Nostaliga, as if Dreamcast era Skies of Arcadia, if PS1 era then Final Fantasy 8, if Amiga era then Simon the Sorcerer. If Snes then Star Wing.

Final Fantasy 8 for me too, Ocarina of Time is up there too.

[HighWay]

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 is pretty nostalgic for me

[RIIR]

At 3/4/13 07:11 AM, MrBeer wrote: What is your favorite childhood game?

Hide and seek.
But if we are talking video games, Hexen II and Doom bring fond memories.
I can still enjoy those today.

[Shade]

At 3/4/13 07:11 AM, MrBeer wrote: What is your favorite childhood game?

Age of Empires II Age of Kings.

[MacDonaldFin]

It's a tie between Final Fantasy 8 or Altered Beast for me.

[SmartyPants]

Naming one is difficult, So I'll name three
Spyro
Crash Bandicoot
Gex

[MrBeer]

I loved the games coming out for nes, masterpieces like Super Mario Bros, Legend of Zelda, Ninja gaiden * O *

[ClockworkSpace]

FUCKING DOGZ

OH MY GOD

[xXmcrloverXx]

At 3/4/13 07:11 AM, MrBeer wrote: What is your favorite childhood game?

I'd have to say Resident Evil. I grew up with a lot of games but that one is by far my favorite from the 90s. I just love the blocky graphics. :3

[Chdonga]

Donkey Kong 64. Everything else aged terribly.

[ill]

Descent and Freespace.

[TheMajormel]

Tekken 3.
for a second i thought you were speaking of the DS game.

[Oolaph]

Banjo-Kazooie.

It's still my favourite game.

[Lucian-MK-IV]

Alex the Kid. Oh the countless hours i've spent playing it. Now i find the game rather easy but back when i was a little boy... man was it difficult.

[Painbringer]

SimCity 2000

In the late '90s I was so addicted that for a time I've forsaken just about everything else (movies) just to play it.

Nowadays I can't even bring myself to play it again.

[GACBassPlayer]

TMNT 4: Turtles in Time. It was an arcade brawler that ported well to the SNES. Played the shit out of that as a kid.

[frootza]

For Computer: Jazz Jackrabbit/Duke Nukem (Sidescroller) tie

Sega Saturn: Sonic Jam (In Particular) and Street Fighter

Playstation: Crash Bandicoot/Tekken

[simon]

Theme Hospital.

[Kunera]

It'd be a really tough one between Donkey Kong Country 2, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

[Grotty]

Disaster Report for the PS2. I played and re-played and re-played that game waaay too much to be healthy. And Snake Eater, same story, just, I still own a copy of that.

[Ceratisa]

FF6, every time I play it. Ocarina of Time for the 3DS recently set off some major Nostalgasms.

[YellowisCOOL]

Pokemon, Halo and many more.

[Sectus]

My personal favorite childhood game was Goldeneye, that old James Bond game. I remember playing that game when my hands wouldn't even fit the N64 controller properly. I vaguely recall never actually completing any objectives, and just running around shooting the enemies for fun.

[argile]

I would often give a notion to the Donkey Kong Series done by Rare Ware.
Kirby's Dreamland 2
Pokemon Gold
Gex 2 was pretty good to
EarthWorm Jim 2 even though it was hard to get through that one level with the catapolted Sumo wrestlers

[sweet21]

I have many fond memories of Tony Hawk pro skater 3.
Sonic 3 and knuckles
Disgaea
LoZ link to the past.

[TheGrim]

Crash Bandicoot
Metroid: Fusion
Metroid Prime

I want to play Fusion and Prime so hard right now but I lost my Gameboy and my copy of Fusion and I think I sold my Gamecube.

So sad because the nostalgia is hitting me like a brick of sacks.

[Maximumcheez]

Crash Bandicoot and Spyro: Year of the Dragon

In fact, I just downloaded them on my PS3. Onward to nostalgia!