Sonic & Knuckles without a doubt. Not only was it my first game, but it was also the first game for me to go Super Sonic and get to the final level.
Doomsday Zone for the win!
Doomsday Zone for the win!
Whenever I want to break down and cry, I have Frog's theme on my mp3 player. Frog taught me more about being a hero and a good human being than most comics and literature. I swore to myself I'd have a friend like Robo someday... and I think my love of women in glasses stems from Lucca.LilithSlave said:Most of all, Chrono Trigger.
There's just no game that ever mattered to me as much as that.
Man, that games awesome. It was a favourite multiplayer on the cube. Sadly, I rarely get 3 friends round the house.Syzygy23 said:Metal Arms: Glitch in the System. It's even affected my artistic style 8 years after playing it!
I loved that game especially the fights in the megazord at the end and how you could input codes to play as the bad guys monsters (which I got pretty good at) I remember struggling with it at first but later I could blitz the game easily.imahobbit4062 said:The Power Rangers game for the SNES. I adored the ever loving shit out of that. Finished it multiple times.
Why yes I haveTerramax said:I don't suppose you've played Exile and Revelations then?
Ah, this list defines a lot of my nostalgia.an874 said:Wow, I have a couple I could name: LOZ: Ocarina of Time, Mario 64, Starfox 64, Goldeneye, Mario Kart 64, and Banjo-Kazooie. Not very concise but my fondest gaming memories from childhood involve these games, especially the first.