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| Akridrot |
I just feel like writing a load of nostalgic things here for no real reason. Don't mind me.
Getting my first SNES and playing mario allstars
Moving the controller when I wanted mario to jump higher
Actually being scared of bowser's level :nervous:
Donkey Kong Country 1 - 3 (OHHHHH GOD so many memories :( )
N64
FFV VII VIII IX
Chrono Trigger
Megaman X - 3
F-ZERO!!!!
Those point and click adventure games (Koala Lumpur, Chaos, Key of Light, etc)
Looking up cheat codes on GAMEFAQs
Old school MMORPGs (Magestorm)
Text games (Alienaa)
Vectorman
Sonic (but not so much)
Pentium 233mhz and CD player
Bomberman
Spiderman games at the arcade
Shockwave games in the 90s (Lenny)
Java games in the 90s (loading applet..)
Clunky Gameboys
Those shooter games with movie graphics, like 50 cents to a dollar to play.
Pokemon red and blue
Actually buying Game magazines
Wario for gameboy
Salivating over N64 graphics
Banjo Kazooie
Spending a whole load of money on used games at the game shop
Selling those used games a month or so later back to the same store
Begging for 60 dollars for DK64 when it came out
The first time playing supermario 64
First time playing supermario rpg
The super mario movie
Super metroid
Killer instinct
Sunset riders, that old arcade game
Mario Kart
Mission:Impossible
Not being able to pwn anyone in Streetfighter in the arcades
Tempest
Digdug
The green and black tanks game
Duke Nukem
Most incomplete list EVER, but that's all for now |
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| TweeK |
Bwhahhaha.
I feel you man on some of those. Lotz of good memories. :D |
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| Magnus |
| Holy I feel old... I can relate to a lot of yours however mine all begin with the Atari 2600, Yar's Revenge, and Asteroids. |
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| DarkAngel |
Here are my contributions.
Going insane over the cinematics in LUNAR for Sega CD.
Borrowing and spending $55 for a USED copy of LUNAR: Eternal Blue for Sega CD.
Eyes dropping at th nekkidness in The Space Adventure for Sega CD. :o
Spending $79.99 + TAX for Final Fantasy III BRAND NEW for SNES.
Finding ChronoTrigger for SNES on sale for only $39.99 at Kay-Bee toy store!
Gaping in awe at the blood and gore in Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side for Sega CD.
Will list more as I remember them... |
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| TweeK |
I bought a SAGA CD looong time ago along with a game called Sewer Shark.
It was ty!.....
I Returned my SAGE CD back to the mongomoryward. :o |
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| DarkAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by TweeK
I bought a SAGA CD looong time ago along with a game called Sewer Shark.
It was ty!.....
I Returned my SAGE CD back to the mongomoryward. :o |
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| CONNERMAN2000 |
Someone will need to clarify...but the Sega CD failed largely because of all the FMV games that invaded the market. ya know, the ones with movie graphics except for an animated gun cursor and a health bar.
And, Ill never forget the first time I played Duke Nukem 3D. All the nudity, blood, guts, swearing....I felt like such a rebel playing it. of course i was young. |
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| DarkAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000
Someone will need to clarify...but the Sega CD failed largely because of all the FMV games that invaded the market. ya know, the ones with movie graphics except for an animated gun cursor and a health bar.
And, Ill never forget the first time I played Duke Nukem 3D. All the nudity, blood, guts, swearing....I felt like such a rebel playing it. of course i was young. |
No doubt it failed but personally I adored that system. Would play it for hours on end. Even though the FMV games killed it, they were still class to me. Especially Night Trap, which sparked so much controversy. I still have my Sega CD 32X version of the game. The best games for Sega CD had to be Working Designs' (may they now R.I.P.) line of RPGs. LUNAR, LUNAR: Eternal Blue, VAY and Popful Mail. I still have all of those as well. :o I really wish my Sega CD still worked. :sadgreen: |
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