: I bought that game for 5 bucks at a Hollywood Video, when those were still around. Awesome little game, and I even managed to 100% it! And that game's almost as mean as Donkey Kong 64 when it comes to 100%.
Speaking of which, I loved that game, too. Rareware in general was just a big player in my childhood. I was a big DK fan, and had all three of the Game Boy games...
"Proto-Indo-European makes the damnedest words related. It's great. It's the Kevin Bacon of etymology." ~Madrugada-fistbumps Oufour-
I remember doing the same thing with the first Spyro game. Hell I don't know if it's just nostalgia or if those games are just that awesome but I can go back and play any of the three Spyro games and still have a blast.
You are not alone, and you are not strange. You are you, and everyone has damage. Be the better person.Pokemon Blue, hands down. It was the first game I got after managing to convince my parents that video games would not take over my life if I had them. I was a pretty crappy player, though: used my overleveled Starter for everything until I could get Legendaries, then used Legendaries and my overleveled Starter for everything. I still have the save file, incidentally, as I managed to complete the Pokedex and I don't want to delete that.
Super Mario 64. Although my mom helped me a lot with some stars as she was pretty much forced to learn to play because I was afraid of some enemies (not that she complained), I'll never forget how satisfying was to defeat Bowser for the last time. I freaking cried while watching the credits (and mom loves teasing me about it, damn it).
Of course, the game got even more delicious after I decided to forget my past fears and get all stars myself, but then I wasn't a child anymore.
No regret shall pass over the threshold!Super Mario 64 and Pokemon. Ocarina of Time, too, but the former two I have a lot of memories playing with my friends.
Also, Mario Party, before they became increasingly genericized mission pack sequels. The first two were good times.
"For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die."Probably Commander Keen:Marooned On Mars. That's the one I played most often. I was also very fond of Super Mario, but I didn't own neither a console nor the game itself. I had to beg the neighbor boys to play it with them, whenever my mom and I went to visit.
Please don't feed the trolls!Early childhood, Super Mario World. Tennish years old, I'd say Paper Mario, the first game I over beat.
Wario Land 4, Pokémon Sapphire, Zelda Wind Waker and Super Mario Sunshine. GET AT ME BRO.
I'll be honest. Although it was a black sheep, i was introduced to the glory that was Mario with the US version of 2
If you wanna PM me, send it to my mrsunshinesprinkles account; this one is blorked.Pokemon Crystal, no question. All those memories...
Join us in our quest to play all RPG video games! Moving on to disc 2 of Grandia!Hmm...Sonic Battle is THE game plot-wise that defined my childhood years. (Damn tramatized me. *sniff*) Pokemon Emerald is still the game I will play over and over again. (Please remake Ruby/Shappire for the 3DS Nintendo. Please!)
Also my very young years were spent watching my cousin play Sonic 3 And Knuckles and when he lent his Saturn system, I played Sonic R over and over and over, since at that time, I was afraid of getting a game over. To this day, I'm still good at racing games!
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Persona 3 Portable LiveblogSUPER. MARIO. MOTHERFUCKING. WORLD.
I loved tat damn game. I think I may have memorized the first four worlds by now. And part of the Star Road. I fucking loved that game, it was downright PERFECT.
Second favourite would be Tetris Attack. I still kick ass at that game.
Then would come the old Command And Conquer and Dune games, mostly Tiberian Sun and Dune 2000. Also X-COM and TFTD
The Legend Of Zelda Links Awakening and Yoshis Island both really introduced me into gaming as a whole, and those two games are my most favourite games ever.
edited 8th Feb '12 9:23:06 AM by Jaryl
@Oufour: I did that recently with Donkey Kong Land. Feels good man!
"Proto-Indo-European makes the damnedest words related. It's great. It's the Kevin Bacon of etymology." ~Madrugada