What game do you have the most memorys about?

[Rebdragon]

Zelda : Oracle of Ages/Seasons.

 

 

 

Or pokemon silver/gold/crystal series :D (i still play them on my battered GBC which sound doesnt work, the battery back plate is missing and it scratched to bits. :P)

 

 

 

Dang those Zelda games were annoying. The only way to physically be able to beat them was to use a step by step guide... :XD: . The bosses were fun though, and some of the puzzles I suppose :-k .

[kido14]

lmao remember the [short-statured person] guy? Haha I'd always use him and you'd think it was so cheap, cause you couldn't shoot me :P .

 

 

 

 

 

 

Haha. I remember every game when me and my friends were selecting characters everyone would race to pick Oddjob. He was cheap lol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I forgot about pokemon. That was a ton of fun back in the day (still kind of fun but all of the dumb puzzles are just annoying, like that ice cave, ugh). However, I never really cared for any of the pokemon after red. Gold was alright but there just got to be way too many pokemon. The original 150(or 151 whatever) were enough.

[Nadril]

I remember when my father bought us a 286 Computer, 12.5mhz (Turbo speed actually!), and he showed me the game "Prince of Persia". 1 hour to kill the evil sorcerer and save the princess.. I remember reaching level 9 and then loosing due to time running out, ahhh...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I also remember when my dad bought us a 150 MHz Pentium I, and in the package he got the game "Rollercoaster Tycoon". Wow, I played this game so much, building lethal and terrifying coasters. Never finished the game tho since I got stuck on the map "Micro Park", you had like no land and you were supposed to survive for a year. Really HARD i tell you! But then I beat it and I was so happy, go go RCT!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Later on my bro got us a new computer, a 866 MHz Pentium II. And he introduced me to the game Half-Life. I was amazed by the graphics and the snaring story, so I started playing it. Took a month and then I completed it on Easy. The most snaring moment was in the very beginning when Freeman was about to do the experiment, I remember I was frightened of what would happend next. :) In the end I completed the game on all difficulties.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The good old days, ahhhh.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ah yeah good memorys about my half life days. Game looked amazing for its time (hell, many mods for it still look *decent*) and I deffinitly played the hell out of the game.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To be honest that game gave me the most value for my $50 I've ever had. I think I've played it and its mods (which are all free of course) for some 7 years. (HL came out in 98 right?)