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God i loved this game, i had it on my pc.

This is Lego Loco, a game that also defined my childhood

In before Legend of Zelda spam.

Hey guys check out what I found.

Childhood here I come.

Street Fighter II
Was my all time favorite as a child.

ANYBODY REMEMBER THIS GAME?!

This will forever be my favorite MM game. Fuck the haters…

Pretty much all the pokemon games i got my hands on when i was a child. Like pokemon snap and all the mystery dungeon games.


Those games were so fucking wonderful when i was growing up as a kid. It's a damn shame that i had a house fire when 9.

I should play the ORIGINAL Mystery Dungeon games…not the pokemon ones.
I think I'll go find some now.

You may or may not have known of this product before…been a while sense I played it but I am thinking of finding it and playing it again. Just for the nostalgia at the least.

This game is what started my entire gaming life for me.

This was the first time I have ever played a RTS game. Thanks to Ages of Empires 2.

A certain Hot Wheels racing game that I can't recall the name of. Also Kirby Air Ride. Racing games are the best.

Kirby Air Ride, Paper Mario: TTYD, Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Mario Party 6 and Harry Potter 1-3 on the computer. I've never read any of the books and have not seen a few of the movies, but I freakin' love those games. They are truely magical in my mind. Also, nostalgia is probably the GameCube's biggest appeal.

Fallout 1 and 2.

Pretty much where I began serious gaming

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One of the earliest games I played non-stop would be:
Adventure Island (NES)

Crash Bandicoot on Playstation

Age of Empires on PC

My parents got this double pack for me when I was in third grade (or somewhere around that). I fired up Melee, chose Mario, and that's how I fell in love with Nintendo games.

Pong
Yeah, I'm old
Other than that, Mortal Kombat, Space Invaders, Dig-Dug, and a lot of other games sister "borrowed" from various arcades

I still have it too, and a working Nintendo. We just haven't found it yet after we moved >_>

Anybody remember these:

You don't even want to know how much time I logged into those games…

first three of these were bloody great
after that they just
died quality wise

what time is it mr wolf
and foursquare

are the best games ever

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I forgot all about this game. Until just a few days ago when I found it in one of my old game drawers.

THIS GAME is the Gimmick RPG PERFECTED.
The battle system is awesome. When you get boned by a boss, it's all your fault. It's all based on how good you are as a player, not on how good your characters in the game are.

The humor is a little… "Sugary". It's a little too light-hearted and goofy for my tastes. ("What does an idiot drink? So-duhh!") But that doesn't stop me from liking it. Popple is one of my favorite Mario characters, for instance.

There's also the problem of too many abilities. You got a hammer, Bros Hammer moves, regular jump, Bros Jumps, switching positions, etc, etc. But it only keeps the game interesting. I wouldn't want to use the same four abilities all game.
In fact, the only thing I absolutely DESPISE about this game is those Mini-games.

I haven't beaten it before. But I can tell you right now, it's one of my favorite Mario games – nay – one of my favorite RPGs of all time.
Just go out and play it. You'll thank me.

I think I remember playing it ones but I played it again last year.

Anyone remember joust?
for the snes?

Back when Rare were a good company

I regret nothing.

Duke Nukem

Commander Keen

Those sound effects are stuck in my head forever.

Cosmo's Adventure

@Muffins

It's Hamtaro time!
 
No, Ham-hams, no!
 
 
But yeah, I watched that show more than my teenage insecurities allowed for me to comfortably.

As for me:

Between these games and the Sonic games, I became a fan of video game music on its own.

And then this gem and all of it's glorious music…dat percussion around 2:15

Of course, they were fun games too.

MKDD.

We are talking crazy awesome game right here.

I spent about almost a full 5 months playing exclusively this game when I was 8.

AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO REMEMBERS THIS GEM?

Me and my cousin played all the time. He was bright, but competitive. He would take nearly a full minute each turn because he knew I didn't have much patience. Every turn for me ended up being a random move. Goddamn, he was smart for a ten-year-old. It took me 2 years to realize that he always made us play cards in the same position because there was a large mirror behind me so he can see my cards. It was fun, though.

Ashbot is right!
I played with sticks as a child!

Dig doug….UUUUUUGGGHH…damn dragon.

Show me yours and I'll show you mine. Best kids game ever.

One of the first two games I ever got for N64.

Now, sixteen years later, I still have my original copy. The N64 didn't hold out as long, though.

Original Super Smash Bros.

Half of the world remember Ocarina Of Time. It has even been redited such recently.
If you really think you are the only one remembering it you have not browsed on internet enough.
Oh! And this is another game I played a lot as a kid:

Better than Super Mario Bros. 2, Just saying.

Aw man, this was the third game I ever owned, and damn did I ever love it. I literally played it to the point where looking at it makes me gag a bit.

Second game I ever owned, I played this thing up until it stopped being able to save. I am pretty much too embarrassed to state the enormous amount of time that it had logged, but I can guarantee it has contributed to my sight problems.

This game, awww this freakin' game. First one I owned, last one I would ever want to play again.

Classic.

I guess I should mention Pokemon Stadium. I still have the game just in case I have a sudden urge, but I most likely won't because it's only Generation I, which is my least favorite Generation nowadays.