/vr/ - Retro Games

>how old are you?
32
>when was your "golden age of gaming"?
The nineties
>what was your favorite console?
SNES
>what were your top-5 games on your favorite console?
Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Super Mariokart, Super Street Fighter II, Super Bomberman II
>what game gives you the deepest feeling of nostalgia?
Secret of Mana, it was my first adventure/ RPG ever, and it triggered a long lasting love for JRPGs.
Not so much into JRPG's now though, but still love this.
>what game did you have the most fun playing with your friends?
Super Bomberman 2, I had/have a multitap, and it even went with me to university-roomies to keep us from going out several saturday nights, but playing it all through the night. That game is multiplayer crack.
>what was your top "feel" moment?
Not really most 'feels', but Chrono Trigger as a whole game left the biggest impression on me. Man I was immersed in that game. (Especially the sidequests like Robo and Fiona, Lara and her mum, the ending, just that general 'feel' of how relative everything is considering the timespan the earth covered, and at the same time how small little things could end up in giant alterations over time.)
>at what moment did you finally realize that gaming just wasn't what it used to be (dat "aha" moment)?
I think it's more a matter of growing up and losing the ability to be completely immersed in vidya. That came pretty late for me, about 24-ish I guess.

Don't you like Mana, /pol/?

>>956648
My dad, who's now in his fifties and only plays snood and mahjong, beat Secret of Mana, and he was pretty bad at English too. Good times.

CIB Secret of Mana

Eight dollars

Last one I have.