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>tfw I have yet to experience the same adrenaline and high since the first time I played Doom I & II

My God, what a game that was.

What's that game that gave you the ultimate experience /vr/ ? That hasn't been matched by any other games?

>> No.1520337

>>1520330
Heart of Darkness, despite having a shitty story, was really breathtaking.

>> No.1520539

Quake 3 / Quake Live duel in multiplayer

>> No.1520546

Ascending my first Nethack character
Passing my first DDR 10-footer
1CCing DoDonPachi
1CCing Espgaluda

>> No.1520642

Nothing comes close.
Honorary mention - Quake 1 deathmatch.

>> No.1521813

Robotron 2084.

>> No.1522092

>>1520330
>not posting based e1m1

do you even rip and tear?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s-oJMTyqWc

>> No.1522153

Honestly the first I remember? Getting Pokemon Stadium

I'd saved up for ages for it, the release day came and I knew it'd be waiting at home for me after school. The excitement of seeing my Pokemon in 3D was so much, it's all I wanted to do for weeks was get home and play that game.

>> No.1522173

Phantasy Star 2 on the Genesis/Mega drive. Though objectively 4 was the better game, 2 just has a special place for me.

Though the dialogue and story is simple, the lore behind it was deep. I especially like how it was people from Earth who made Motherbrain with evil intent. A plot twist I'll never forge

Not really "adrenaline" but it was certainly something special to me.

>> No.1523395

The House of the Dead

>> No.1523418

admittedly I think the final level or the crater in FF7 did it for me, it wasn't in your face awesome but after that huge journey you felt like "here I am" full strength, max materia ready to save da werld

and it introduced me to the tonberry

>> No.1523720

Doom here. Such a pleasing experience, very fast paced and blowing the brains out of every creature in my path with no limits. If I had to pick something else, Kirby on the NES. It wasn't a great game, it was far too easy and slow and really it fucking sucked, but man it was pleasing if only for the feeling of invincibility while running through the levels. Was quite the power trip.

>> No.1523724

>>1522173
I dunno, I definitely got adrenaline from that one. If you die in that game, there's no mercy. Back to town and start over.

>> No.1523735

>>1523720
>it fucking sucked

>>>/out/

>> No.1523756

>>1523735
>not accepting differing opinions
>>>/v/

Also, is this a genuine effect of autism? Where a person literally believes that their opinion is the be-all, end-all of all subjective arguments? Or where a person gets upset over another persons preferences like it effected them personally over an anonymous image board?

>> No.1526451

Not retro, but the most recent game that gave me that exact feeling was my first playthrough of Dark Souls. It was fucking amazing. One of my favourite gaming experiences of all time.

Still haven't played DS2, have to wait until June.

>> No.1526529

>>1523756
Asspergers syndrome, yeah.

Autism is a whole spectrum FYI. Theres different types of autism ranging from kids who ram their heads into walls to your average anti-social prick browsing /v/ or reddit.

>> No.1526549

Pretty sure it was Blood or the first Unreal. Lately, Hexen with Hexercise mod has been pretty awesome.

>> No.1526706

>>1523756

I can live with someone else's opinion. As long as it's not shitposting.

>> No.1526935

>>1523756
its general middle of the day bleed-over from /v/, exercise your right to full ignore them or respond as you did. its up to us to make sure the board is just responding to people that want to contribute.