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originally posted in:Old Man Clan
8/13/2014 4:20:29 PM
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Back in my day...
Back in my day we didn't have this Call of Duty nonsense! We played Goldeneye! We couldn't aim and move at the same time, there was no jumping, no dlc, and we liked it dagnabbit!
Silliness aside, what games are you all nostalgic for?
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Edited by Athhena: 8/19/2014 9:08:10 AMThe good ole days of the N64. GoldenEye, Perfect Dark, Mario, Banjo Kazooie, Zelda, Conker's Bad Fur Day. Heck I even miss the Sega with Sonic and MK. Those were the glory days of gaming.
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7 RepliesI'm not sure my memory goes back that far but i'll give it a go:- PC - Leisure Suit Larry (Anyone play this?) PS1 - Alundra Vic 20 - Rockman (Ahhh, the good old tape recorder) Nintendo 64 - Goldeneye Boy i feel old now
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5 RepliesWhen I was a young'un all Atari games were the rage my favourite was probably empire strikes back on this system however the first rpg that I can remember was the hobbit on spectrum zx81. Then the 48 and 128 had games to many to recall but when the c64 came on the screen the likes of Boulder dash, Bruce lee then then Gunship and airborne ranger and the last ninja 1&2. Not forgetting the addictive Bubble Bobble. I could go on for ages but this was just the start of my love of gaming. To look back at these games now and look at Destiny on the ps4 it makes me truly proud to have been part of the gaming world now all I have to wait for is the VR stuff in development now. Then I will truly be a dribbling mess. lol. ;-)
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2 RepliesNES Duck Hunt w/the light gun
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Edited by wunsok: 8/18/2014 9:34:49 AMGoldeneye definately killed some time on a Friday night with the boys. And destroyed many a controller. I think NBA live 95 on the mega drive was my first console game. Loved it
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1 ReplyI was just in Chicago. I'm pretty big into craft beer. They have this place called Emporium. It's a bar (lots of good craft brews) and Arcade. One quarter to play everything which were all classics. I spent a lot of time on Donkey Kong and Ms. Pac-man
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Edited by FighTheSaucerMen: 8/16/2014 3:48:53 PMI know we moan about the price of game's these day's but back in megadrive/snes era we used to pay £50/70 for them. Guess we should consider them good value for money now !
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9 RepliesAnyone remember Elite (Apple II, C64, Acorn?, PC)? The spiritual successor "No Man's Sky" is coming to ps4 and pc
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1 ReplyEdited by Z3N-me: 8/16/2014 9:51:50 AMFFVII Bards tale Wipeout DOOM! Tekken 1+2 Soul Reaver kid Chameleon Elite 1+2 Fable 2 ooh, Bioshock 1+2
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Who here remembers Tiny Tank :P might not have been the best PS1 game but was certainly the most fun :).
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oh gosh, I started playing Atari who knows when since my parents already had it. NES. sooo much gaming here. Obviously all the stereotypical stuff but one of my personal favorites was Tecmo Super Bowl. I also played base wars on NES. seems my taste has changed because I currently can't stand sports games. confession, I liked super contra much better than contra. PC. early - mid 90's, I switched to mostly pc gaming. Doom I, Doom II, and Command & Conquer are probably the two I spent the most time on. oh, and toss in a game with a fun story like Full Throttle. SNES: 4 player mario kart. obviously star fox and golden eye. maybe some F-zero in there for something different. PS1: obviously FF7 but also had a ton of fun with local multiplayer games such as twisted metal.
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Sneakers on the Apple II was when I knew I loved video games. Goldeneye64 is still one of the best FPSs, then Soul Caliber and Dungeons and Dragons always remind me of good times.
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NCAA Basketall for SNES. All space combat sims. Syphon Filter for PS, and Oni for PC (Bungie) as far as shooters go.
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4 RepliesI'm really nostalgic for Star Fox 64 and James Bond because like he mentioned you had to be good at aiming also they just don't make games like that anymore lol.
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7 RepliesBack in my day I remember the classics like Donkey Kong and Legend of Zelda. Now we have so many different types of games.
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So many to choose from, though games that consumed me were Mario Kart, Tekken, Gran Turismo, Destruction Derby, have a memory of something called Hunter on Atari ST that stole a lot of time and further back was Gauntlet, S.W.I.V and of course Treasure Island Dizzy Haha One thing I don't get nostalgic for is loading games on Spectrum/Commodore for what felt like forever only to freeze and fail!!!!
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2 RepliesFinal Fantasy Vll is forever my favorite game. In more ways than one, it is responsible for shaping who I am today and the hobbies/interests that still have a place in this soon-to-be 30 year old's life. Love me some Goldeneye 64, too!
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2 RepliesContra for Regular Nintendo was the shit Best game ever!!!! I too would kick the shit out of people on some Goldeneye hiding in the walls and such fun times!
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4 RepliesBack in the 20th century we played Doom on an IPX network.
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1 ReplyI played the crap out of adventure on the Atari 2600 but my favorite game of all time was Zork on my Atari 800. When i found a way into the house then the hidden trap door I was hooked. The thief still haunts my dreams
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1 Replyi can remember lots of Golden Eye, and we would set up the big board for all Mario Cart and Madden tournaments. Contra was the ish..up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, a,b,b,a select start....i think
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Edited by CHIRON1280: 8/13/2014 8:14:21 PMLol, I remember like it was just yesterday.
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For FPS doom, Duke Nukem , QUAKE I & ii, Decent III, Unreal Tournament 2Kx. Pinball old Bally, Midway, Sterns tables.
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1 ReplyEdited by Radiotones: 8/13/2014 5:35:04 PMBack in my day we played Captain Skyhawk and at the end of the level we had to try and land on a spinning aircraft carrier. You young punks don't know how easy you have it :)
