Games that have aged incredibly well.

[Not-here-anymore]

Pretty much any 2D Mario platformer.

And I have a feeling KotOR would still be fun to play nowadays. But I can't do it again now I know the spoiler.

 

[IndianaJonny]

Worms! Prodding your opponents into the sea never gets old! *menacing cackle*

 

[TacticalAssassin1]

Shadow of the Colossus

I picked it up yesterday, having never seen it before, and I'm going to have to agree with you. I have no idea how old it is, but it's still awesome.

 

[Pakkie]

CS 1.6

That game is still played A TON.
It avg's about 80 000 players a day on steam, with CSS usually about the same. More players than black ops and mw2 (On PC)

 

[stuka06]

Star Craft anyone?

Other games include but are not limited to: UT, Freelancer, Lufia II, Pokemon

 

[spectrenihlus]

Age of Empires 2.

 

[Kiltguy]

-Legend of Zelda; a link to the past.

-Beyond good & evil


.... that is all.

 

[Canadish]

I'll go for Wind Waker.

Those graphics are truly timeless. Also helps it was the best Zelda ever.

In my opinion

 

[Thumper17]

LoZ: OoT

Super Mario

Pac-man

 

[The Madman]

I might get some flak for this, but World of Warcraft!

Despite an aging graphics engine which was already fairly dated technology wise when it was first released, the game still managed some genuinely awe-inspiring vistas when last I played a few months back. I was genuinely impressed by how good it looks sometimes!

 

[Spacelord]

May I nominate Streets of Rage and Sonic 3?

 

[RA92]

Action Half Life, the greatest game ever created.

Also, there's a sequel!

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[teebeeohh]

homm3
system shock2 (i never liked 1)
both thief games (there are only 2 lalalala)
although it's not really old i feel compelled to say tf2

 

[Cai1911]

Baulder's Gate I&II
Icewind Dale I&II
Planescape Torment

 

[Kiltguy]

C-C-C-Chrono Trigger!! Still the best RPG ever made. Metroid Prime also, but I guess that game isn't really old yet.

Just for that, here you go

 

[Drunkern_Hobo]

I'd say Ghosts n Goblins has aged fantastically. You wanna go back and remember how challenging games used to be before regenerating health and when defeating a boss actually felt like a success. Thats the game i go back to if i want to be tested as a gamer in this world of infinite continues and quicksaves.

 

[Treblaine]

Quake, classic FPS bunny hopping rocket-jumping madness.

 

[Andronicus]

The original Rayman. Still looks just as good today as it did all those years ago...

 

[Nikolaz72]

Heroes of Might and Magic III

 

[The Madman]

homm3
system shock2 (i never liked 1)
both thief games (there are only 2 lalalala)
although it's not really old i feel compelled to say tf2

Oh come now, Thief: Deadly Shadows while beyond doubt the weakest of the Thief series is still an excellent game. The narrative is solid, the gameplay is more or less unchanged, it's as atmospheric as ever, Garrett is still his lovably cynical self, and really the only thing holding the game back was the fact is was designed to fit on the Xbox and so sacrificed some mechanics (Rope arrows) as well as the massive maps that Thief 2 boasted. Pity, could have been so much better, but it still had its memorable moments such as the amazing Shalebridge Cradle level.

Overall a damned good game. Not as good as the first two, but far from 'it shall not be named' territory.