Games of your childhood

[Anonymous No.1213729]

What were the games of your childhood?
I remember playing full throttle, GTA and GTA 2, destruction derby 2 and Crash Bandicoot.

[Anonymous No.1213740]

>>1213729
big bump

[Anonymous No.1213753]

>>1213729
>>1213740

>DD 2

My african american. One of my all time favorites. Shame the series ended with Arenas.

[Anonymous No.1213756]

police bumper

[Anonymous No.1213759]

>>1213753
We don't talk about arenas.
everything but arenas, for god's sake.

[Anonymous No.1213786]

>>1213759

Haha, I feel you.

Did you played Raw? It had some neat ideas, probably the best track design in the series tied with... that last game, but the cars felt odd. They were like bricks.

[Anonymous No.1213787]

>>1213729
SNES, Genesis, and N64, complements of my brother who's 6 years my senior. I also knew a kid with an NES, so I got a good mix of generations considering I was born in the 90s. Most of the friends I have now have only limited experience with those systems since they didn't have the same access I did.

As for the games, Mario World, Sonic 3&K, various N64 games, and random arcade games here and there make up that territory.

[Anonymous No.1213880]

>>1213756
<= This

[Anonymous No.1213892]

>>1213729
>Sim City (Snes Version)
>Super Mario All-Stars with Mario World
>Zelda: A Link to the Past

Only the best snes games

[Anonymous No.1213959]

>>1213786
I can't say I have.
I've bought the original DD a year or two ago, and I love to run it once in a while.
>search for DD2 cause our game was stolen
>finally find it
>20 euros
>no money on me
>rush home and come back witht he dosh
>mfw DD2 was gone
I also remember watching my brothers playing RE2. I had a phobia of zombies since I was like two and then at 14 this fear just vanished.

[Anonymous No.1214096]

>>1213959

Shit, really sorry about your stolen game mate. Some would thinks that "its just a game", but it doesnt matter if you're attached to it in a way, you know?

I was in that situation when I had to search for another copy of Nightmare Creatures because I stupidly sold it many years ago. As you probably know PS1 games arent exactly cheap online... But I had to have the game again goddammit, it was my childhood game together with DD 2.

Similar story with your RE2 thing,. but I watched my cousin play RE3. Probably my favorite in the series.

[Anonymous No.1214152]

Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, DKC, SMK, and basically all the N64 games worth playing. I remember a babysitter brought over her copy of Mischief Makers ine time but I never got to play it again. She's also the one who got me into Banjo-Kazooie. She was from Ireland and actually spoke the Irish language. Still the only grill I've met in real life who could into video games

[NESfag No.1214226]

Before the age of 10: mostly NES, SMB3, Tiny Toons Adventures, The Smurfs, Astérix, I really like Mission Impossible even though I couldn't get far.
Then on PC i spent countless hours on Carmageddon and Duke Nukem 3D.

Around 10 : More Duke3D and Carmageddon. Then Resident Evil and Final Fantasy VIII. Those last 4 are the ones I mastered the most.

[Anonymous No.1215705]

Started out PC gaming with Doom but my two childhood (born 91) games were Quake and UT99. Don't get me wrong, Unreal, C&C, Diablo, Myth, Warcraft etc. were amazing but those were the two that really made an impact. I can't even remember all the hours I spent hunting secrets in Quake, learning how to rocket jump and strafe correctly or just playing botmatches in UT99. A simple thing but fun as hell not to mention my first ever LAN party was nonstop UT99 for 12 hours straight with like 20+ people.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_0G6WPuss4

[Anonymous No.1218326]

>Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Hidden Treasure
>The Death & Return of Superman
>Chakan: The Forever Man

Genesis, nig.

[Anonymous No.1220161]

Anyone?

[Anonymous No.1220171]

TMNT
a boy and his blob
faxanadu
d-d-dragons lair ;_;
flintstones rescue of dino and hoppy
and obviously the marios