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Post by appacatbus on Oct 28, 2007 2:39:00 GMT -5
For me, "Rayman 2" is filled with so many memories.
What about you all?
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Pleading Eyes
Kyoshi Mai 
I feel violated... and crispy
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Post by Pleading Eyes on Oct 28, 2007 3:05:25 GMT -5
Star Fox 64 gets me everytime. I have so many memories of constantly bugging my brother to let me play. And when he finally let me play, I couldn't stop complaining about the other characters. XD
"Falco is mean! Can I shoot him?"
"Slippy is sooo annoying! And she never helps! Huh? What do you mean it's a he!?"
"DAMMIT PEPPY! Barrel rolls don't solve everything!"
Aww man... good times.
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Rogue-Angel
Avatar Yangchen 
The guy nobody notices until he's gone.
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Post by Rogue-Angel on Oct 29, 2007 16:46:45 GMT -5
Megaman. Snes, if I'm correct. My friend had it, and we played together all the time. I miss that game. The 'friend' not so much.
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Post by kitsuneopal on Nov 2, 2007 22:53:06 GMT -5
Ocarina of Time was one of the first games that got me into RPG's and games like that.
There was also for the NES Gauntlet 2 I played that game forever(this was before I knew there was no ending to it)
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Sheogorath
Kyoshi Azula 
Lord of the Never-There
Yeah, an Avatard and a brony. Got a problem with that?
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Post by Sheogorath on Nov 2, 2007 23:03:25 GMT -5
Mine would be Ogre Battle 64. There was a character I loved, a Lycanthrope named Biske, that was a pain in the rear to get, the requirements to get him were so exacting. Plus, you had at the very least four endings to work your way through, depending on if you recruited a certain set of characters (two of the five are a royal pain to get) and if you captured the majority of the strongholds or liberated. Capturing is easier, but liberation is more rewarding. It wasn't the best game in that there wasn't any real action to speak of, all you did was build your units and set them against the enemy, but it looked pretty for the system it was on, and the story was engaging. Good times I had with that game, trying to build the best army ever, and I really miss it. I still have it, and my 64, but it's not hooked up and I don't know if the system still works properly.
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Post by MasterEcabob on Nov 3, 2007 14:09:30 GMT -5
For me, it would have to be the old X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter games for me. I never was any good, and was captured by the Imperials a couple times, but it was one of my first real games, and a game that deserves a Preqeul Trilogy Counterpart . . .
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Post by Milkman on Nov 7, 2007 18:01:17 GMT -5
My nostalgic games are:
1.Lemmings. The first game that i played in color. I think my dad installed it on a 386 or 486 pc for me. I don't realy know where i got that game. I don't even know how old i was when i played that game. I was like 7 or so.
2. Sim City the second game i played^^
3. Civ II. I got CIV I first but 2 is just better. I played it so much and I still play it today
4. Command & Conquer, The first game i bought legaly^^
5. Super Mario cart & Super mario world (SNES) I spend so much time playing with my best friend
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Post by luthien on Nov 7, 2007 19:06:32 GMT -5
Oh man, so many! Let's see, in no particular order: Super Mario Brothers Tetris (Mike Tyson's) Punchout! Contra Donkey Kong Country Super Mario 64 Ah, the old days.  |
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Post by The M on Nov 8, 2007 20:57:23 GMT -5
Super Mario World has a lot of memories for me. My cousins and I used to play that all the time way back when.
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Post by Chibi Chan-o on Nov 8, 2007 21:00:41 GMT -5
OMG, just about every N64 game I've ever played brings back memories.
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Post by Consonant*** on Nov 8, 2007 21:01:51 GMT -5
Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie.
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Post by lunar-tsunami on Nov 12, 2007 13:15:07 GMT -5
Wow...I feel so old. My nostalgia outdates the NES...the first games I owned were on the Commodore 64. But I was REALLY little. And I also used to have these little Pac Man games that worked by putting these little "cartridges" on a fake plastic paddle board, and you pushed the buttons and the little pac men would get shot into the air like a pinball machine. I think if you got him hooked onto the little cherries swinging in the middle, you won...something like that. Very cute. My uncle had an Atari but he wouldn't let me play when I was little. Mean old uncle.
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Post by Milkman on Nov 12, 2007 15:54:43 GMT -5
Wow...I feel so old. My nostalgia outdates the NES...the first games I owned were on the Commodore 64. But I was REALLY little. And I also used to have these little Pac Man games that worked by putting these little "cartridges" on a fake plastic paddle board, and you pushed the buttons and the little pac men would get shot into the air like a pinball machine. I think if you got him hooked onto the little cherries swinging in the middle, you won...something like that. Very cute. My uncle had an Atari but he wouldn't let me play when I was little. Mean old uncle. OMG you must be almost retired by now if you played on a commendore 64. I only that thing from the museum^^ |
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Post by Chibi Chan-o on Nov 13, 2007 22:03:08 GMT -5
I've never heard of a Commodore 64.....
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Post by Lt. Dan on Nov 13, 2007 22:59:52 GMT -5
OMG you must be almost retired by now if you played on a commendore 64. I only that thing from the museum^^ =o It's not that old. |
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