Your childhood game!
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Final Fantasy VIII. Even now it's my favourite game of all time!
My early-early childhood was a mixture of Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus and the Croc games, though. Particularly Croc 2.
My early-early childhood was a mixture of Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus and the Croc games, though. Particularly Croc 2.
Age of Empires. Single-handedly started my interest in history, my love of RTS games, and confirmed me as a PC gamer for life.
Pokemon Yellow and Snap. Also Star Wars Racer.
There were other, really weird games before them I used to play on PC I can picture them perfectly, but can't for the love of me remember what they are.
I remember my Brother getting really pissed off with one of them, so threw the Floppy Disc at the wall. It broke. I cried.
Also a game on my brothers Jaguar I used to play religiously, EDIT: It was called, "Cybermorph"
There were other, really weird games before them I used to play on PC I can picture them perfectly, but can't for the love of me remember what they are.
I remember my Brother getting really pissed off with one of them, so threw the Floppy Disc at the wall. It broke. I cried.
Also a game on my brothers Jaguar I used to play religiously, EDIT: It was called, "Cybermorph"
I remember Illusion of Gaia fondly. Such a great SNES game - My mother had bought it for herself, but couldn't get past the first big boss. So I beat it.Mr. In-between said:
It was however not "that one game" for me as child. That would've been Lufia II. It was the only SNES game I had which was translated into Dutch, which made it very enjoyable for me.
Kajt said:
So many memories you have just awaken.. Effing Mongolian campaign.. Always had a giant free for all that lasted for hours. Teutons FTW
I'd say Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. I know it's a genreic choice for this, but it's no less true. I have no idea how much time I put into it, but it wasn't just as a young kid. You see between getting my n64 and my 360, I didn't have other consoles, so I spent even more time playing my n64, and therefore OOT, as I went into middle and high school.
The first game I ever played (apart from the educational, "Learn The Alphabet" games) was Kao the Kangaroo. Sure, it was childish, but I was about 6 or 7 at the time. After that, I moved on to Rayman 2, and soon GTA III. Then Fable 1 came out; it was definitely my favorite game at the time, it pretty much introduced me to RPGs.
