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That old (video)game that you still like to play!
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That old (video)game that you still like to play!
by Boss Tamsy » Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:30 pm
EPIC FAIL!!
by Andy Waltfeld » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:43 pm
Just broke out Megaman Legends 2 again. But on an emulator this time, 'cause my PSX firmware's been on the fritz for several years.
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Billy Vs. SNAKEMAN: Because if you're gonna ninja while wearing orange, you may as well quit taking the rest of it seriously.
I has opinions. On things.
Billy Vs. SNAKEMAN: Because if you're gonna ninja while wearing orange, you may as well quit taking the rest of it seriously.
by JesusFreak » Thu Oct 09, 2008 4:15 pm
StarFox 64. It got me into gaming, and I haven't got out since.
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by Sithking Zero » Thu Oct 09, 2008 5:01 pm
JesusFreak wrote:StarFox 64. It got me into gaming, and I haven't got out since.
Amen to that! But I don't say no to any of the Megaman Baattle Network games...
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by TheLQ » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:08 pm
Ah yes, Super Mario World on a Super Nintendo. I don't care how old it is, its still fun. The only problem though is that on my 52" Widescreen TV (rear-projection), you start to see pixels.
On more recent games, thier Star Wars: Battlefront 1 and 2, Ratchet and Clank 1-4 (not the PS3 version), Medal of Honor: Frontline, Unreal Tournament 99, Halo 1, and some others.
On more recent games, thier Star Wars: Battlefront 1 and 2, Ratchet and Clank 1-4 (not the PS3 version), Medal of Honor: Frontline, Unreal Tournament 99, Halo 1, and some others.
by Lyoko Wario » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:40 pm
Banjo-Kazooie is where it's at, man.
"Don't scratch and bite, my little bear, you'll soon need bigger underwear!"
Ahh... those were the days!
"Don't scratch and bite, my little bear, you'll soon need bigger underwear!"
Ahh... those were the days!
by Gauntlet » Fri Oct 10, 2008 1:47 am
Planet Cool wrote:Banjo-Kazooie is where it's at, man.
"Don't scratch and bite, my little bear, you'll soon need bigger underwear!"
Ahh... those were the days!
I don't play it much anymore, but I will never forget that game. The shark in Treasure Trove Cove used to scare the hell out of me when I was younger, that's for sure. I've always had an aversion to deep waters--maybe that's where it all started, heh. I never actually beat the game, though...
StarFox 64 was great, too. I can't find it anymore, though I'd love to play it again. I only beat it once, but I clearly remember trying several times to save Slippy and access the alternative path (I think it took place on land?). Fun game, fun game.
I have to say, though--The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time takes the cake for me. Totally epic, no matter how old you are. Those damn spiders used to spook me as well--in fact, it took me quite a while to muster up the courage to step into the Great Deku Tree (I was really, really young when I got into gaming--so shut up, I was allowed to have the jitters). Majora's Mask sits about even with OoT as well. It had a creepy element (Happy Mask Salesman, anyone?) that used to really get to me when I was younger, but still kept playing it. Of the games listed, I only have Banjo-Kazooie and The Ocarina of Time--the latter is really refreshing.
Oh, and the old Pokemon games (Red, Blue, Yellow especially, but Silver/Gold was cool as well). I remember the music and graphics and everything... Man. Old-school right there. I played them on an emulator a few weeks ago.
by Lyoko Wario » Fri Oct 10, 2008 12:03 pm
Gauntlet wrote:I don't play it much anymore, but I will never forget that game. The shark in Treasure Trove Cove used to scare the hell out of me when I was younger, that's for sure. I've always had an aversion to deep waters--maybe that's where it all started, heh. I never actually beat the game, though...
You never beat it? How far did you go? Because by far, the highlights of the game are the last level (the giant tree, that's in a different season depending on which of four doors you enter the level through) the "quiz show" at the end where in order to access the final battle you have to answer trivia questions about the game, and the final battle itself, because Banjo, Kazooie, and Gruntilda constantly banter and heckle each other during the fight.
"I'm rather slow, with all this lard... that egg of yours caught me off guard!"
Keep at it! There are some really good moments coming up. Banjo Tooie is fantastic, too.
Gauntlet wrote:I have to say, though--The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time takes the cake for me. Totally epic, no matter how old you are. Those damn spiders used to spook me as well--in fact, it took me quite a while to muster up the courage to step into the Great Deku Tree (I was really, really young when I got into gaming--so shut up, I was allowed to have the jitters). Majora's Mask sits about even with OoT as well. It had a creepy element (Happy Mask Salesman, anyone?) that used to really get to me when I was younger, but still kept playing it. Of the games listed, I only have Banjo-Kazooie and The Ocarina of Time--the latter is really refreshing.
God, I agree. Ocarina of Time is much better than its sequel in my opinion, though they are both great and have a fantastic feeling of mystery, discovery and adventure that I haven't been able to find in any other game, including the latest ones like The Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. I found the music in OOT particularly impressive, and my favorite parts were the Forest Temple and Spirit temple. Really, playing that game is like living through Homer's Odyssey in Middle Earth. Nothing short of epic.
by ginolyoko12 » Fri Oct 10, 2008 6:20 pm
Tetris counts right?
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by JesusFreak » Tue Oct 21, 2008 10:54 am
NO.
J/k, j/k, it does.
Macbeth is the alternate path, and good luck.
J/k, j/k, it does.
StarFox 64 was great, too. I can't find it anymore, though I'd love to play it again. I only beat it once, but I clearly remember trying several times to save Slippy and access the alternative path (I think it took place on land?). Fun game, fun game.
Macbeth is the alternate path, and good luck.
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by Tangent128 » Wed Nov 19, 2008 7:28 pm
Pokemon Trading Card Game
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A few nerdy newish projects are here. )
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by Tangent128 » Thu Nov 20, 2008 2:18 am
They did, but it was only released in Japan.
*recalls Imakuni?'s music...* Ba-da-duh-da mm ba! ba!
[Imakuni? played Farfetch'd]
[Imakuni? played Slowpoke]
[Imakuni? played Imakuni?]
*recalls Imakuni?'s music...* Ba-da-duh-da mm ba! ba!
[Imakuni? played Farfetch'd]
[Imakuni? played Slowpoke]
[Imakuni? played Imakuni?]
(yeah, the cool links in my old sig died. A few nerdy newish projects are here. )
A few nerdy newish projects are here. )by Sithking Zero » Thu Nov 20, 2008 11:40 am
Starfox 64 Is avaliable on Wii Shop Channel.
Pokemon Gold and Silver were, I think, some of the best games I've ever played. I actually knew what I was doing in that game... I had a Cyndiquil's max evolution, an ampharos, and a few others besides. Unfortunately, the game was deleted when the built-in battery died, so unfortunately, I can't save stuff anymore on that game.
Pokemon Gold and Silver were, I think, some of the best games I've ever played. I actually knew what I was doing in that game... I had a Cyndiquil's max evolution, an ampharos, and a few others besides. Unfortunately, the game was deleted when the built-in battery died, so unfortunately, I can't save stuff anymore on that game.
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by JesusFreak » Sat Nov 22, 2008 2:18 pm
Anyone here play the old arcade Star Wars? That was fun...
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by TheAppleFreak » Sat Nov 22, 2008 4:38 pm
I used to play Galaga and Pac-Man on my DS before I lost the game...
I really gotta fix up this theme
by Tangent128 » Sat Nov 29, 2008 2:40 am
Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 was even better, with the expansion packs...
But 3 lost the isometric view that defined the game.
But 3 lost the isometric view that defined the game.
(yeah, the cool links in my old sig died. A few nerdy newish projects are here. )
A few nerdy newish projects are here. )by TheAppleFreak » Sat Nov 29, 2008 1:09 pm
Tangent128 wrote:Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 was even better, with the expansion packs...
But 3 lost the isometric view that defined the game.
I could not agree any more.
RCT2 was probably the best installment in the series.
RCT3 is a memory hog, and I honestly don't like the redesigned interface.
Same goes for Sim City 4.
I still play Sim City 3000, which is the best Sim game EVAH!
I have made awesome cities, which I have even entered into contests.
I really gotta fix up this theme
by TheAppleFreak » Sun Nov 30, 2008 5:10 pm
Exploder wrote:Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 was great, but I liked the first one more.
The first was pretty good, but I like the ability to create your own scenarios in RCT2.
RCT3 also had that ability, but the loss of the isometric view led to its downfall.
I really gotta fix up this theme
by Jazzy Josh » Fri Dec 05, 2008 12:39 am
Yumes wrote:Ummm......I used to play Duke Nukem 3D, It was good.
Are you still holding out hope for "Release date: When it's done" Duke Nukem ["development is taking"] Forever?
I kid. I kid.
Does Minesweeper count as old?
I wish I could get my hands on a cheap Gamecube controller and memory Card and I will finally play through Metroid Prime. Then again, Nintendo is going to be re-releasing it and Echoes so meh.
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