Games that defined your youth

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Sadly yes but the views were great on the way back.

Definitely, waiting for a play station sale again.

 

Just found out yesterday that several months ago my sibling found a copy of Marvel vs Capcom at a car boot sale! This is the only arcade game I am aware of where I have held the highest score on a machine (both Sanford Airport in Florida and a Namco station at the Trafford Centre).

 

That's impressive!

 

Warmachine + Megaman just worked for me as characters.

 

My first computer was a Sinclair. The ZX 81 with enourmous amount of RAM.....1KByte

Must've been 1980 if I remember it correctly.

@CazCat I see you bought The Witcher 3 and RDR2. Did you really ended the story of RDR2? Fantastic. I wished I could do that. But I always have my problems with ending Rockstar Games. The same I had with RDR (1) and the GTA series. I'm not made for it, seemingly. But kudos for ending RDR2!

But I ended The Witcher 3, of course (it's not from Rockstar. Maybe that's the reason ).
One of the best RPG ever made, imo (beside The Elder Scrolls : Skyrim)

@TLC: Donkey Kong. Loved it back then when you had to go to arcade to play it.

 

I finished RDR2 dying from TB and looking into the sunset than rather (I have been told) shot by Micah?

Still going through Witcher and it is an epic game.

 

I've still got a working Mega Drive with all of the Streets of Rage cartridges. Brilliant games. Had a nostalgic weekend a couple of years ago and completed all 3 with the missus. The first time she'd ever seen a Mega Drive but she loved it .

Wasn't so keen on my old Atari 7800 though. Just a bit too 80s and basic.

 

Forgot how f*cking awful SOR2 is. It’s ridiculous

 

Daley Thompsons Decathlon was good, I had that on the C64. I didnt play much Tetris, but I always liked Columns, so I think I'd have liked that as well.

 

Only recollection I have of the C64 was playing some Terminator game at a friend‘s house.

 

I think I had that one as well. You had to load all the games from a cassette (same with Spectrum and Amstrad). It's a million miles away from today's standards, but I always look back on the C64 with fond memories.

 

Remember this kid ?

 

my earliest memories are mckids, mario, and teenage mutant ninja turtles on the nes. sonic 2 (i still remember the golden sonic code) and separation anxiety, a two-player game with spiderman and venom my buddy and i used to play for hours, on my sega genesis. when i got my playstation, it was jet moto 2, final fantasy vii, viii, and ix, along with crash team racing, ape escape, vagrant story, jade cocoon, and resident evil, re2, nemesis, and silent hill. good times back then

 

Kinell. Remember nearly all of those. The double I remember battering along with Tracksuit Manager

Rambo, Matchday 2 and Kiickstart 2 were my earliest games.

 

Yes!!!

I had that exact one. Astro Wars. **** me. Happy days.

 

I had one too as a kid. They aren't that old

 

Indeed, some of the best games I've played have been picked from purely looking at the box alone. I think now you know so much about it going in that it's either exactly what you expect or disappointing, rarely do I play a game now and it surprises me with how good it is.

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