Things that used to scare you as a kid

[Anonymous No.5064340]

[Anonymous No.5064348]

[Anonymous No.5064351]

[Anonymous No.5064358]

I didn't play it as a kid but I'm sure pic related would. Lavos's cry is absolutely creepy.

>>5064351
this did scare the fuck out of me though

[Anonymous No.5064363]

thought donkey kong had a black eye, it's even harder to tell on the game boy color version which is what I had as a kid

[Anonymous No.5064420]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVz9__a8x-I

The local arcade in 1988 was full of many horrifying things in games, actually

[Anonymous No.5064424]

[Anonymous No.5064450]

was 2spooky4me as a kiddo

[Anonymous No.5064461]

[Anonymous No.5064610]

>>5064351
Came to post this

Also, the dog from Alley Cat
I played the game a lot as a kid but most of it were hazy memories, when I replayed it years ago though I flinched the fuck out when that laughing dog appeared so I asked my father if I was scared by it as a kid, no surprise but apparently I even used to cry when it showed up

[Anonymous No.5064784]

>>5064461
That entire game for me, jad to come back as an adult

[Anonymous No.5064852]

>>5064340
The entirety of Ocarina of time scared the crap out of me when I was little. It was so dark and you kept hearing things outside of vision range. I never made it to adult link I was spooked so hard

[Anonymous No.5064862]

>>5064852
Ocarina of Time was a really spooky game for me as a kid, thankfully I was one of 3 guys who rented the same OoT cartridge from the video store so I got to see parts of the game I was too scared to advance to.

[Anonymous No.5064915]

>>5064424
Oh fuck this. I remember playing this with my grandma (rip) and would tell her all the time that I didn't want to to be eaten by gobble gobble. It was a little traumatizing to say the least. Even now, when she appears randomly it makes me feel a little uneasy.

[Anonymous No.5064930]

>>5064340

[Anonymous No.5064931]

[Anonymous No.5064950]

>>5064340
Unironically enough, that fucking Spider in Mickey Mania.

[Anonymous No.5064961]

>>5064950
I love the animation and spritework in Mickey Mania. Damn fucking comfy looking game.

[Anonymous No.5065249]

>>5064340
The soundtrack of this place
Everything else was fine, Grey Lord's Mansion was fine, but this place scared the shit out of me. But only the Soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH5Hp5s7qgc
Back then I would always mute the TV when entering there
Thankfully it isn't necessary to visit often

[Anonymous No.5065327]

>>5064930
Ah, the good ol' leg-rectum-frog-boss-getting-his-shit-ruined action!

[Anonymous No.5065421]

>>5064340
This fucker right here. I kept seeing him in my dark closet.

[Anonymous No.5065427]

[Anonymous No.5065432]

>>5064340
The Music from Wolfenstein 3D used to depress and unerve me to the point that I wouldn't play it.

[Anonymous No.5065449]

AITD: This was pretty spooky and I found it to be alot more playable than the sequel.

[Anonymous No.5065452]

>>5064340
You know what wasn't scary. The 7th Guest. The Cheese just eroded all suspense.

[Anonymous No.5065462]

>>5065449
Is it suppossed to be one of these pics that look like a skull from afar? because I'm seeing a broken skull even before opening it

[Anonymous No.5065467]

>>5065462
I don't think so... although I do see what you're saying. The scene where your body is being dragged in a cavern after you die is the creepiest thing about this game.

[Anonymous No.5065471]

The blue virus from Dr. Mario used to spook the FUCK out of me as a kid. The way they all laugh when you lose a game in combination with the freaky discordant game over music still gives me the jibblies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u6TsEutA4M

[Anonymous No.5065557]

I still hesitate to jump into water in any FPS because of pic related.

[Anonymous No.5065562]

[Anonymous No.5065564]

Super Metroid was a bit scary for me when i was a kid in general (I think i was 6 the first time i played it), but despite having faced down Kraid and Crocomire already, when i went through the shortcut from Jungle Brinstar to Old Blue Brinstar and two of THESE big fuckers came flying at me and ramming into me?

I freaked the fuck out, got the fuck out, and refused to go back through the door.

[Anonymous No.5065606]

>>5064340
I almost forgot how terrifying that was as a young lad.
>Phantasy Star 3
I remember having this as a kid. My little brother was torn between the absolut horror it instilled, and haning out with big bro. We were drinking a few years back and he was telling me about it. Apparently how weird everything was, and the music scared the balls off him.

[Anonymous No.5066369]

>>5064420

Considering he was fighting a cult, this made sense.

[Anonymous No.5066431]

>>5064351
This. Fucking nasty shit. Also the Redeads in Ocarina of Time and, while not a video game (though it did have a video game adaptation, I think), mother fucking pic related

[Anonymous No.5066519]

>>5065471
I thought I was the only one. Except with the yellow virus. The game over scared me silly.

[Anonymous No.5066531]

For some reason the entire excsistence of this game made childhood me experience a feeling of unease and paranoia.

[Anonymous No.5066550]

>>5064340
fuking big tweety stages were the worst

the cartoon version was equally as scary

[Anonymous No.5066553]

nightmares were had

[Anonymous No.5066567]

This game.
My brother would play both 2 and 3 and I'd have no issue with them but when he played this, I got scared for whatever reason, especially if the explosion from the bullet bills occurred.

[Anonymous No.5066586]

>>5064915
I would be a little uneasy too if my dead grandma appeared randomly.

[Anonymous No.5066640]

>>5065471
Dr. Mario was a really weird and unsettling game. The unusual color scheme, the high pitched instruments, the subtle off key music, just the general way the music sounded was unusual. Even weirder is how this game entered development under the title "Virus" yet still had Mario in it and the theme involved Mario stuffing a dog full of drugs until it was cured or died from an overdose.

[Anonymous No.5066667]

Rented this as a kid without any idea of what to expect. Really freaked me out when you walked into the kitchen and Edna came after you.

[Anonymous No.5066675]

MOTHER FUCKIN REDEAAADS.

[Anonymous No.5066686]

>>5065449
my first vidya nightmares were from this game. From the zombies to the cthonian worm in the tunnels.

[Anonymous No.5066726]

>>5064340
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LHWEVp1QiZA

[Anonymous No.5066737]

>>5064424
I remember my cousin told me he had nightmares from playing Mario 64, of the fish eating Mario, but chewing him in a graphic manner and with its mouth open, seeing blood and guts.

[Anonymous No.5066745]

>>5066550
>the cartoon version was equally as scary
That cartoon gave me nightmare for weeks. Especially the ending when Tweety turned into the monster without the potion.

[Anonymous No.5066751]

>>5066586
Good one, but I was talking about Big Bertha... not my grandmother, but equally would be frightening.

[Anonymous No.5066757]

>>5064340
I'm sick and looopy on meds at the moment so I won't dig up a pic or video but I remember the opening to The 7th Guest always scared me. Stauf was creepy as hell to a kid. I also was scared of the witch in King's Quest 2 because she was so fast. If she popped up I would hesitate in fear and that was it, dead.

[Anonymous No.5066797]

Uncharted Waters: New Horizons plays this track when you die or encounter certain monsters at sea and it always unnerved me. The SNES version doesn't have the same impact though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o1zTZpVLwg

[Anonymous No.5066969]

>>5064931
>AND THEN THAT FUCKING GREAT BIG ROBERT COMES THROUGH AND SHOOTS LAZERS OUT OF HIS EYES!!!

[Anonymous No.5066978]

[Anonymous No.5067009]

>>5066667
My first VIDYA jump scare.

[Anonymous No.5067020]

>>5066553
I never minded him so much since you could just throw the key, this dude however just have me a sense of impending doom every time.

[Anonymous No.5067046]

>>5066531
I don't blame you, there's a LOT going on in that frame. It's claustrophobic and deceptive.

[Anonymous No.5067172]

R-Type Delta definitely.
The gore sure is quite graphic for me as a 6 year old kid, not to tell the soundtack and the overall ambiance of the game.
It makes me think why Shmups enemies needs to be made with gore. Thanks to that, it makes me feel quite disturbed on organic stages in some games.

[Anonymous No.5067190]

>>5067172
shit i always wanted that game, only had R Types

[Anonymous No.5067195]

For some reason the overworld of mario 64 was always creepy to me

like, something could happen at any moment

[Anonymous No.5067369]

>>5064351
Talking of unexpected gore, I was about 8 when I first (accidentally) pulled off the decapitation move in Barbarian and it fucking freaked me the fuck out.

[Anonymous No.5067389]

the only game that actually managed to scare me was amnesia dark decent
and this was as an adult

[Anonymous No.5067394]

In Battletoads in Battlemaniacs intro this fucker suddendly zooms in the screen for no reason I still don't understand whos supposed to be.

[Anonymous No.5067401]

>>5066978

Honestly, the very first boss in that game was the scariest experience for me. My first ever action adventure boss fight in 3D and i felt so powerless/constrained. It was mostly caused by the little spiders that could hatch from the eggs. I was so unprepared to be aware of what could be behind me.

Par for the course in games today, but that first time was nerve racking.

[Anonymous No.5067417]

Still haven't beat this game, it scared me so bad.

That's why it's on my Spooktober marathon list.

[Anonymous No.5068326]

This intro image that appears when you start up Pin-Bot on NES

There's nothing inherently "scary" about it but it always unsettled me as a kid for some reason; the game had a lot of other "unintentionally creepy" aspects like that

[Anonymous No.5068457]

My dad.

[Anonymous No.5068468]

Everything in Shadowgate

[Anonymous No.5068489]

>>5068468
I'll never get why they removed the close-up scenes of monsters getting up in your face when they kill you (pic related) in the NES port of Shadowgate but left them intact when they ported Uninvited

[Anonymous No.5068505]

Scared the crap out of me the first couple of times I played it in the arcades; lots of dark imagery. But this scene always got me when I died; being swarmed by skulls seemed like a hell of a way to go. still loved it though!

[Anonymous No.5068510]

>>5066531
>>5067046
I'm surprised anyone else remembers that game but Google Images is letting me down, what was it called again?

[Anonymous No.5068524]

Jennifer from Splatterhouse 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkIr0ysbnf0

[Anonymous No.5068529]

>>5068524
It's unfortunate they kind of ruined the impact of that scene in the port of SH3 that was included in SH 2010

[Anonymous No.5068540]

When I was little I would get freaked the fuck out if Atari or Nintendo games would glitch out. I would have to get my dad to test new games for me to make sure they worked right. Shit still unnerves me to this day.

The intro to Drakkhen was fucking scary as hell.

DOOM on the PS1 still terrifies me. The redone music and sound design completely changes the whole tone of that game.

[Anonymous No.5068601]

I subscribed to Nintendo Power and for some reason this fight terrified me before I ever even played it. I had to psych my 6 year old self up and felt immensely satisfied upon beating them.

[Anonymous No.5068602]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j03NCp1y0c

The 7th Guest.

[Anonymous No.5068645]

This fucker.
I always had this habit of cranking the speed all the way up in Sierra games because normally the games were too slow.
Boy, was I in for a treat with this one.

>>5067417
My nigga.
Still haven't beat it either, but I give it a shot everynow and then.
The whole game is nightmare fuel and still spooks me at times.

[Anonymous No.5068660]

>>5065421
Holy shit, someone else played Astrynax

>>5064931
>>5066969
The robot fears the Crash Rifle

[Anonymous No.5068661]

>>5068489
I think it had to do with the Uninvited ones being separate screens or something, while the Shadowgate ones were huge overlays.

[Anonymous No.5068668]

The title screen theme and the dog's face used to scare me a lot for some reason. When I was a wee lad I remember I actually hid behind the couch the first time.
You never forget your first true fear.

[Anonymous No.5068670]

>>5064915
Are you me? Played smb 3 and other nes games with my grandma (God rest her soul). Dunno if i was scared of the fish but that level had me on edge.

[Anonymous No.5068684]

>>5065471
Weird, the Blue Virus was my favorite back then and still is because it looked like a cool bunny just happy to be there.

[Anonymous No.5068695]

>>5066667
MM is deceptively scary.
At first I had no idea of LucasArts' humor for their games and the blood-like stuff at the title and the sprites all as a whole made me think this was a horror game and I ended up believing my own lie.

And in the end it was all sillyness involving fucking Space Police.

[Anonymous No.5068725]

Elder God from Soul Reaver.

[Anonymous No.5068774]

there was something profoundly unnerving about how they started off non-threatening and turned sinister.

[Anonymous No.5068790]

>>5068540
I know exactly what you mean about games glitching out. Remember playing Earthbound and my hp and the enemy's hit 0 at the same time which caused some freaky glitching. Then the PS2 as a whole is an unnerving console. Had nightmares about that kind of shit.

[Anonymous No.5068832]

>>5066531

What the hell dude, me and my sister used to play that ALL the time. It is maximum comf for me.

[Anonymous No.5068836]

[Anonymous No.5068839]

>>5068645

Damn, I had forgotten that, I had the exact same experience.

[Anonymous No.5068841]

>>5067195
i might have found this creepy too if id play when younger. it looks like a simplified world devastated by war or something

[Anonymous No.5068873]

this fucker from Under a killing moon

[Anonymous No.5068890]

>>5068468
>engulfs your body, dissolving it in second
unf

One man's deepest fear is another man's raging boner.

[Anonymous No.5068894]

When I was a kid and saw my cousin play the first Maniac Mansion. I did not know english back then, was about six years old. However, that part at the begining when you enter the kitchen, see what I presumed were blood marks all over the wall (they were gravy marks), and chainsaw dripping with blood mounted on the wall (it was ketchup) it was unsettling. And then when you go forward more, there's Edna, right near the fridge,

When she slames that fridge door and starts chasing you, that shit scared me to hell. She didn't even have to catch you, but it was frightening.

[Anonymous No.5069267]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH
I had to mute the volume or I couldn't progress.

[Anonymous No.5069284]

>>5068524
Oh yea, I used to rent that from my local video rental place after Cub/Boy Scouts. Yea, it creeped me out too. Easily the creepiest game on Genesis.

[Anonymous No.5069289]

>>5068660
Were you good at it? I was actually pretty good at it when I was little. I'm complete shit at it now.

[Anonymous No.5069292]

>>5068695
I loved MM on the NES. Probalby was one of the first games I ever beat. I played it for months before I finally beat it.

>What's messed up is. I loved that format. The Point and Click / SCUMM interface. Nobody ever helped me find the other games. And I totally missed out on the sequel.

[Anonymous No.5069308]

[Anonymous No.5069324]

>>5068790

Then the "no working game disc found"- screen on the PS2 must have been a very special experience for you.

[Anonymous No.5069327]

>>5069289
Not at all haha, I could get to like the second level. I mostly watched my uncle and brother beat it.

[Anonymous No.5069373]

>>5069324
LMAO

>I remember being creeped out by some tracks of music when I was little, but these people being freaked out by glitches is about on the same level as being scared of your own shadow.

[Anonymous No.5069383]

>>5064340
Not retro but playing RTCW (on release, in fairness) whilst stoned with the headphones in - specifically the tombs. I was about 17 too so was a bit embarrasing really

[Anonymous No.5069391]

>>5069383
I look at it like hey at least I can still get scared by a game

[Anonymous No.5069405]

>>5069308
I still feel a bit uneasy around this guy.

[Anonymous No.5069573]

Ghost Houses and Castles in SMW creeped me out, but the indoor sections of Jurassic Park on the SNES were horrifying to me.

[Anonymous No.5069906]

>>5066757
The 7th Guest also creeped me out as a kid. So did Zork Nemesis.

[Anonymous No.5069912]

>>5066553
Came here to post this

[Anonymous No.5069917]

All those red robots.

[Anonymous No.5070747]

>>5064450
Look at that absolute chad not even facing his target

[Anonymous No.5070778]

the music didn't help

[Anonymous No.5070824]

I don't remember why or how but I remember being so scared of the beginning FMV of Final Fantasy VII that it took me several months to actually start playing the game.

[Anonymous No.5070862]

>>5064340
>>5064950
these. Also, bombermen in Lode Runner.

[Anonymous No.5070906]

>>5069308
hands down: glitches

I don't know if I am the only one, because my relatives or friends never mentioned it, but for me, glitches and bugs are the things I most fear in all gaming
ever
even the ones that websites and people claim to be "funny"

[Anonymous No.5070931]

HE IS HUNTING FOR YOU

[Anonymous No.5070936]

[Anonymous No.5070962]

>>5070936
Creepiest shit in this thread
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FUCKING FOOTBALL YOU PUSSY FAGGOT BECAUSE I KILLED YOUR PARENTS AND YOURE NEXT

[Anonymous No.5070985]

>>5070962
>Being trapped in John Madden's basement being forced to play Madden games all day as he commentates
>you don't get anything to eat except overpriced stadium nachos

[Anonymous No.5071149]

>>5064340
The final level in Blaster Master, while it didn't scare me, always creeped me out really bad...

>The tunnels, platforms and walls looked like they were made of alien organs and flesh
>That fucking creepy, droning, low-tone music

[Anonymous No.5071287]

>>5068326
Almost looks like they're supposed to be walking, except they're just posed that way rather than actually in motion. Or theres something vaguely challenging about it?

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[Anonymous No.5071632]

>>5064340
That fucking music.

[Anonymous No.5071714]

heey gonna try asking something here (don't sure if it fits the "retro")

there was a house of the dead demo I used to play years ago when I was just a kid (on a Resident Evil special third-party CD lol).
I remember the demo consisted of a fat creature. I was scared of the nature of the game so I, well, didn't play it.
Do you know which House of the Dead game is? (yeah, tried googleing, 30 minutes. turns out there are many House of the Dead games, and I can't even remember the graphics or anything else. saw quick youtube videos but couldn't find it)

[Anonymous No.5071735]

>>5071714
There were a few fat enemies in both 1 & 2. Any of these look familiar?

http://houseofthedead.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Zombies

[Anonymous No.5071803]

>>5071735
nice link~

closer i can think of is this "Charles" dude, from the third game
doesn't look that horrible as I remember... might be a wrong one? might be a "boss" one? was it bigger and huge? I don't remember, but it has to be him
or perhaps, I was only scared of the sole nature of the game lol

Thank you!

[Anonymous No.5071805]

>>5064420
This one did some damage. After playing this at a movie theater I had to have my parents test any new games to make sure I wasn't gonna get a game over and see Mario disemboweled or some shit.

[Anonymous No.5071809]

>>5071632
Not retro.

[Anonymous No.5071810]

>>5071803
I was thinking it might be the menacing chainsaw boss from HotD2, since he's probably the most intense boss in the game. But he's not exactly as fat as I remember - https://youtu.be/gsHm-PXM1fE

It's been probably 20 years since I've played the first game, and 10 since I've played the second, so my memory is pretty shot on the subject. Either way the series did have some intimidating enemies.

[Anonymous No.5072317]

>>5064340
My brother had to baby sit me once when my parents were away and brought his playstation with this, nightmare creatures, and tomb raider II.

Scissor man scared me so bad I had to sleep in the same room with my brother that night. He laughed at me and said it was dumb that I had no problem playing the game with actual monsters but the creepy guy with scissors was what spooked me.

[Anonymous No.5072335]

>>5068645

Came here to post this. It was a comedy game, wasn't ready for this asshole.

[Anonymous No.5072341]

That gnashing mandible animation. Fuck the antlions too.

[Anonymous No.5072358]

>>5064340
Altered Beast. The entire game scared me shitless when I first got my Genesis.

Got over it quickly enough though.

[Anonymous No.5072363]

>>5070906
On top of this, betas. I find betas kind of creepy.

[Anonymous No.5072483]

>>5067394
Pretty sure it's your mom anon

[Anonymous No.5072646]

When I saw my anus in the mirror for the first time.

[Anonymous No.5072983]

>>5064340
Large predators. Stories about how mankind would devolve in to effeminate sheep. If only HG could have seen how much worse 10's reality actually is.

[Anonymous No.5073005]

>>5065421
Loved this game but Thorndog as a name took the edge off

[Anonymous No.5073014]

[Anonymous No.5073076]

>>5072317
There is no shame in being afraid of the Scissorman. I was fucked up by Clock Tower as well. I had an acute fear of entering a room without checking behind the door due to that one Jennifer ending....

[Anonymous No.5073078]

>>5073014
IKTF, but the constellation that suddenly turned into a monster scared me more

[Anonymous No.5073093]

>>5071412
Didnt that come out in 2003?

[Anonymous No.5073107]

>>5072317
I used to watch my brother play this game, I was too much of a pussy. I can still remember the physical anxiety I felt hearing the music and scissor noises while he panicked and looked for a place to hide. Even though it gave me nightmares, I was addicted to the adrenaline rush just watching gave me.

[Anonymous No.5073116]

>>5073076
SNES scissorman always felt creepier than PS1 scissorman to me. The sprite made it look like he has a jay leno chin.

[Anonymous No.5073161]

>>5064852
>>5064862
The first half of Ocarina wasn't too spooky for me, but becoming adult link and seeing the redeads all over Hyrule Castle Town got me fucking spooked hard. Under the Well and Shadow Temple also spooked me fiercely. I still got through it all, but I had to take long breaks because I could only handle it for so long at a time.

[Anonymous No.5073167]

>>5073161
Oh yeah, and THIS FUCKER. He gave me fucking nightmares.

[Anonymous No.5073176]

This fucking game gave me nightmares work weeks, this level, the fatalities, the alternate start screen

[Anonymous No.5073925]

>>5073116
I found both right scary, but SNES version looks like that guy from AC/DC to me.

[Anonymous No.5074018]

FUCKIN THIS

[Anonymous No.5074068]

This guy really scared me, Super Mario did no prepare me for him.

>>5070931
That shit is horrifying

[Anonymous No.5074110]

>>5068489

I had Uninvited on my parents Apple IIGS growing up. For a little kid, that game has some incredibly terrifying stuff in it. The scene with the ghost in the dress really did give me nightmares at the time.

>>5068602

I remember this game creeping me out as a kid but the hilarious music in the video completely kills the atmosphere.

>>5068645

Sierra games could be GRUESOME AS FUCK. I remember Manhunter 1 & 2 being really bloody and unpleasant.

[Anonymous No.5074120]

This is the sole reason I never got Tooie as a kid, despite loving Kazooie. I saw it in Nintendo Power and it freaked me right the fuck out. It ended up being for the better, since I eventually played Tooie and didn't really care for it.

[Anonymous No.5074126]

>>5069308

Tfw you caught one

[Anonymous No.5074150]

>>5070906
This. Especially when it’s 3d models going apeshit. That one glitched copy of smash 4 is still terrifying

[Anonymous No.5074153]

>>5072646
Not retro

[Anonymous No.5074172]

This still bothers me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MQ73tJmVnU

Also, was scared by the intro sample of this, which was super loud on my Apple ][e:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW2kFcePevs

[Anonymous No.5074391]

>>5073093
quake was released in 96 iirc

[Anonymous No.5074538]

[Anonymous No.5074674]

The Teddy bear boss in Splatterhouse 3. I knew that shit was misleading. Didnt know how much.

[Anonymous No.5075298]

>>5068457
same

[Anonymous No.5075329]

>>5069573

>night vision goggles are required for this area

[Anonymous No.5075435]

This fucker

Carnevil /house of the dead in the arcade used to freak me out, I would walk past them really fucking fast so I wouldn't see too much. got over it eventually though and love them both.

Also Twisted Metal 2's endings were really scarring to me as a kid, just how fucking dark some of them were.

[Anonymous No.5075792]

>>5068774
The scary part for me was that I didn’t know pic related was their final form, my friend told me that they gradually kept getting scarier and would eventually get so bad I wouldn’t be able to sleep after seeing them.

[Anonymous No.5075797]

>>5064340
I had a dream that I had a Saturn. I woke and ran to make sure I still had my psx.

[Anonymous No.5075807]

I'll admit it took me a long fucking while to not be seriously scared by those underwater fuckers swimming towards you and doing their weird noise in HL1.

[Anonymous No.5075923]

Clue for the Sega Genesis, that game creeped me the fuck out, I have no idea why. I think it was the atmosphere and the music.

[Anonymous No.5075934]

>>5075923
It was the knife theme. It had to have been the knife theme.

[Anonymous No.5076090]

>>5074538

Not gonna lie, Fusion the first time around was scary as fuck in many places, but this scene?

Believe it or not, it wasnt the dramatic close up that got me... it was the goddamn sprite TURNING and LOOKING at me that sent shivers down my spine.

[Anonymous No.5076135]

>>5071810
Billy Mays?

[Anonymous No.5076180]

>>5076090
>>5074538
Not retro
Zoomers get out

[Anonymous No.5076186]

>>5065562
In a similar vein

[Anonymous No.5076289]

>>5074126
>Tfw you caught one and used it in a link battle

[Anonymous No.5076310]

Witchaven. There was this blue monster head appearing at random. I fucking hated it

[Anonymous No.5076416]

>>5067195
I too always found it creepy and i think this guy >>5068841 just articulated why. It made you feel very isolated.

[Anonymous No.5076441]

The Atari was packed with nostalgic nightmare fuel for me but the one that really sticks in my head is the game where you're hiking up a mountain and you have to hid in a garbage bin from eagles and rampaging grizzly's. Anyone know what i'm talking about? I can't find it.

[Anonymous No.5076482]

>>5075797
I had a dream I was playing a capcom arcade port on a psx, I woke up and ran to make sure I still had my saturn

[Anonymous No.5076486]

>>5064351
yup. That pretty much sums it up

[Anonymous No.5076492]

This made me pretty much avoid the swamps altogether.

[Anonymous No.5076494]

[Anonymous No.5076747]

>>5076180

>game boy advance is almost 18 years old
>I was 12 when Metroid Fusion came out
>hurr dur zoomers not retro

I'm sorry that I don't fit your personal retro definition of at least 100 years old and that i've never owned a 486.

[Anonymous No.5076754]

>>5076747
its about the boards rules you fucking idiot.

[Anonymous No.5076759]

>>5076754

I see people discuss shit thats slightly outside the range all the time. Calm the fuck down.

[Anonymous No.5076764]

>>5076759
no you dont stop lying to advance your own goals.

[Anonymous No.5076771]

>>5076090
>>5074538
> zoomer cancer: detected
not retro.
>>5076759
> thats slightly outside the range
nice try, faggot.

[Anonymous No.5076772]

>>5076764

Whatever you say, Mussolini.

[Anonymous No.5076780]

>>5068510
My sisters had it, I believe it's called 'Lenny's Music Toons'

[Anonymous No.5076796]

>>5076771

>GBA released in march 2001
>2001-1999 = 2
>Adjusted for months its 1 year and three months outside rules.

Wow, that's so far away. Hope i didn't trigger any purist faggots.

[Anonymous No.5076869]

>>5068505
This is Don Bluth's best animated work. All the children's movies he has done are too dark and ugly to be enjoyable to me.

[Anonymous No.5076963]

>When the final boss in Parasite Eve chases you in the ship after you beat it
>Chakan's atmosphere and difficulty
>Nemesis randomly popping up in RE3

[Anonymous No.5077003]

>>5076796
kill yourself retard

[Anonymous No.5077008]

>>5077003
thank god we have threads like this >>5076825 but can't talk about the GBA.

[Anonymous No.5077018]

[Anonymous No.5077027]

>>5077008
that's a better thread than the gba library of shovelware

[Anonymous No.5077201]

>>5075435
Carnevil? Mah nigga. Probably my favorite light gun cabinet. I remember playing it when I was like 8 but I don't remember being too scared by it weirdly enough. House of the Dead 2 gave me the creeps though.

[Anonymous No.5077237]

>>5064340
This felt terrible at the arcade, I got somewhat confused and scared. My bro was just laughing, I was a 8 year old boy.