Pokemon. although, I don't know if most people would consider 12-14 being a kid. When i was little it wasn't a video game at all. It was my plastic dinosaurs and my imagination.
Your childhood game!
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For me it would definitely have to be the Legend of Zelda games on Gameboy Colour and Advance.
I still remember how long it took me to beat that unbearable level in Oracle of Seasons where you had to jump onto the stump and change the season to the right season.... Maybe it was just my bad thought process. But still, so hard >.<
I still remember how long it took me to beat that unbearable level in Oracle of Seasons where you had to jump onto the stump and change the season to the right season.... Maybe it was just my bad thought process. But still, so hard >.<
Every since the second grade.
It's probably the reason why I want to major in economics.
The other would have to be the Megaman Battlenet games for the gameboy.
It would be a mix between Spyro, Ape Escape and Crash all for PS1.
I freaking loved those games.
I freaking loved those games.
First is this game called Deus Ex, a game that I got stuck on the third level of as a kid but nonetheless kept going at it because I liked the game's general setting.
As for console gaming I'd have to go with Okage: Shadow King. The art style, the gameplay, the enemies, the characters and the surprisingly dark and genuinely-mature content contained and/or hidden(sometimes in plain sight) within all the surrealism - reminiscent of Tim Burton work, according to people I've heard talk about it - that I only half-noticed until recently was found by myself to be interesting and compelling and all kinds of other terms for "I liked it all a lot and I found it inspiring" that I won't bother to look for right now.
As for console gaming I'd have to go with Okage: Shadow King. The art style, the gameplay, the enemies, the characters and the surprisingly dark and genuinely-mature content contained and/or hidden(sometimes in plain sight) within all the surrealism - reminiscent of Tim Burton work, according to people I've heard talk about it - that I only half-noticed until recently was found by myself to be interesting and compelling and all kinds of other terms for "I liked it all a lot and I found it inspiring" that I won't bother to look for right now.
Dune 2, a bit of Duke Nukem 3d and Streets of Rage 2 too but mostly Dune 2, my Fallout 3 GOTY with it 600+ hours will probaly not even get close to it.
ff7 final fantasy tactics tekken 2 And dear god Warcraft 3 ate at least 1000 hours of my time easy oh wintermaul how i miss thee
Oh wow that game brings a lot of memories rushing back! I spent hours on it, so much funbauke67 said:
probably either the first Jak and Daxter or some game where you played as a tank and could equip yourself with various weapons with my favorite being a massive laser that could destroy almost anything in one hit.
War of The Monsters. It was a really fun fighter with 50's drive-in monster movie aesthetics, and the first game I actually finished. It's really obscure.
That and the Jak series, plus Cookies & Cream.
That and the Jak series, plus Cookies & Cream.
mine was both Age of Empires 1 and 2, they were amazing games and got me into gaming as a whole, but it wasnt until KotOR that made me a gamer
Loved this game, so so much !triggrhappy94 said:
Every since the second grade.
It's probably the reason why I want to major in economics.
The other would have to be the Megaman Battlenet games for the gameboy.
you had a good taste as a child.