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Jerkops posted:I remember Baseball Stars and Tecmo Bowl led me to believe that pro sports were way cooler when I was controlling the players They are.
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TheLovablePlutonis posted:Super Mario World, my first game ever. Doned.
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earthbound.
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Homeworld.
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Goldeneye. Shoutout to Roman from the 4th grade who made me feel like a scrub cause I couldn't get all the banans in DK64 tho you inspired me to be a better gamer. Unfortunate that your tutelage was cut short by the janitor yelling at us about how incest was fine when I got a lil man rant goin about cousin fuckin Edit* It may actually have been the illustrated childhood encyclopedia I brought that had pregnant ladies titties that I got in trouble for that time it's all runnin together. Shaquin fucked around with this message at 17:46 on Nov 29, 2015 |
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Nov 29, 2015 17:40
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Probably shadow rhe jedgehog becausw it combined the speed of sonic qith th badassery of modern sjootees like gears
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Everquest
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Black Baby Goku posted:Everquest 
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Ultima Online as well
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Majora's mask no question. I used to roll around termina field as Goron until every bush was destroyed then reload the map and do it again.
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Nov 29, 2015 18:00
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I played a lot of Europa Universalis 2 in high school, op.
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ff9 for sure :-D
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DICKHEAD posted:I played a lot of Europa Universalis 2 in high school, op. I'm sorry
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Nov 29, 2015 18:45
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Most defining games 1-5: Super Mario World 6-10: Pokémon Silver 11-15: Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne 16-20: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 21-24: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
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hard for me to choose between super mario bros. 3 and sonic 2. i played them both a ton as a child, they got me into video games
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Lumpy the Cook posted:Most defining games I feel like this is a pretty good way to post a similar post Zork Sid Meier's Pirates! Final Fantasy 1 A Link to the Past Wing Commander Privateer That's good enough I think.
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Nov 29, 2015 19:32
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One of the most memorable moments in gaming, to me, was in Pokémon Silver when I beat the Elite Four and found out that you can actually go and fight your way through the entire original R/B/Y region. I love when a game reveals itself to be way bigger than I had been led to expect. It happened twice yesterday.
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Nov 29, 2015 19:41
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Yeah that was super cool in Dragon Quest 3 when it does a similar thing.
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mabels big day posted:Yoshi's Island This too.
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0-5: super mario all-stars 6-10: super mario 64 11-15: super mario sunshine 16-20: super mario galaxy 20-25: mario is missing
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Lumpy the Cook posted:One of the most memorable moments in gaming, to me, was in Pokémon Silver when I beat the Elite Four and found out that you can actually go and fight your way through the entire original R/B/Y region. Same but with gold.
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It's pretty hard to choose one, but I'd give the following my vote: Ultima Underworld II: Labyrinth of Worlds - The first game that I played that truly made me think "this is amazing". It was technologically incredible for its time, it was bizarre and original and opaque enough that you never felt like you'd found/understood everything, the level design was spectacular and it made exploration incredibly rewarding. Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss did this too, but on a smaller scale. Deus Ex - the first game that I felt was really responsive to my choices in an interesting and meaningful way. I finally understood how you could write a narrative that was both carefully crafted and interactive at the same time. Planescape: Torment - an RPG that kept getting better the longer I played and actually made me feel emotions. Wow. Freespace 2 - spectacular action game that was so far ahead of its time that people are still trying to recapture that elusive feeling now. A great plot that didn't try to pull some sort of lazy space-melodrama but instead made you feel like a small but important cog in a giant, but ultimately doomed conflict, and space battles that were visceral like little else. Some of the best scenes were actually in Freespace 1, but overall Freespace 2 was just so polished that it still wins out. Soul Reaver fucked around with this message at 04:07 on Nov 30, 2015 |
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AtlasToked posted:i was tempted to say this, as i am replaying both of these on the vc, but instead i will go with age of empires 2. all my friends installed it using the same disc, and we'd get a ton of vault 12 packs and burgers and play every other weekend I never had friends to play it with because everyone had consoles but AoE2 and Starcraft and Age of Mythology were extremely fun as a kid
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Soul Reaver posted:It's pretty hard to choose one, but I'd give the following my vote: :bow: to the Godly PC Gamer.
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my aunt gave me a NTSC SNES when I was a kid, which was loving amazing, and with it came games like Yoshi's Island, A Link to the Past and Final Fantasy III. of those games, it was Final Fantasy III that had the biggest effect on my gaming self. later, when I was a teenager, I bought Morrowind just randomly at a store. I knew nothing about it. it was absolutely loving fantastic and like nothing else I had played. these two games are my GOTY of Childhood Years and GOTY of Teenage Years, respectively
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Banjo Kazooie, Pokemom Blue and Heroes of Might and Magic 2
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Lumpy the Cook posted:One of the most memorable moments in gaming, to me, was in Pokémon Silver when I beat the Elite Four and found out that you can actually go and fight your way through the entire original R/B/Y region.
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net cafe scandal posted::bow: to the Godly PC Gamer.
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mabels big day posted:Yoshi's Island
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Larry Parrish posted:I never had friends to play it with because everyone had consoles but AoE2 and Starcraft and Age of Mythology were extremely fun as a kid sorry to hear. half the fun was talking about our strats and whatnot and the battles we just had
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Super Mario World/Sonic 2 Banjo Tooie/Conker's BFD
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RE4 OP.
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half life + mods was all a high school kid needed before that phantasy star four for obvious reasons
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*salutes Counter Strike Beta 5.2 to Counter Strike 1.6 silenced M4ingly*
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It must be sad for the folks who were completely blown away by Deus Ex in 2000 thinking "alright this is it...the next evolution in gaming" and 15 years later and there's still nothing like that game.
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