What is the oldest game you still play?
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I generally do an Ocarina of time/Majora's mask run every year or so. As for something I play semi-regularly, F-zero Gx. Hot damn that game is still great.
I think Super Smash Brothers, albeit, in emulator form, but there's a copy of it lying around somewhere anyway.
That or Kirby's Crystak Shards, that I've bought twice, once on N64, and one as a Wii game, basterds have taken me cash twice for the same game, but anyway.
That or Kirby's Crystak Shards, that I've bought twice, once on N64, and one as a Wii game, basterds have taken me cash twice for the same game, but anyway.
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Besides the obvious Super Mario Bros (1985), I still like to play an old MicroProse game called F-19 Stealth Fighter every now and then. It was released in 1988.
Sonic & Knuckles, Castlevânia for the MegaDrive, and Rocket Knight... all for the same console...
I play Asteroids when I'm really, really bored, but have literally nothing else to do (like out of town).
Oldest game I have played in the past 6 months, though, would probably be Battlefront II. I need to get back to playing Morrowind... disk lost + summer steam sale = happy dance.
Oldest game I have played in the past 6 months, though, would probably be Battlefront II. I need to get back to playing Morrowind... disk lost + summer steam sale = happy dance.
Hmmm i still play the old 64 every so often. Zelda OoT and Star Wars Racer, 98 and 99 respectively.
For pc i still play the Baldur's Gate series, the first of which came out in 98. Age of Empires, (97) i still occasionally play the historical campaigns.
Actually just the other day i spotted the game Croc Legend of the Gobbo's, a lovely little platformer from 97 for windows. Loved that as a kid. Gave it a whirl and it was rather fun, like stepping back in time.
Though if we include board or card games then obviously those. Risk came out in 1957. Chess is ancient, same as card games and poker etc.
For pc i still play the Baldur's Gate series, the first of which came out in 98. Age of Empires, (97) i still occasionally play the historical campaigns.
Actually just the other day i spotted the game Croc Legend of the Gobbo's, a lovely little platformer from 97 for windows. Loved that as a kid. Gave it a whirl and it was rather fun, like stepping back in time.
Though if we include board or card games then obviously those. Risk came out in 1957. Chess is ancient, same as card games and poker etc.
I'm play Half-Life right now, but that's because I've never played it before. I never play old games on a regular basis unless I've never played them before, in fact I just straight up don't play games a second time. I've never been one for repetition. The only exception is the Sims 2, which I do play from time to time.
