• Cabeza2000@lemmy.world
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    So many to pick… But I will choose only a few…

    Age of Empires 2

    Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri

    Heroes of Might and Magic III

    Civilization

    Doom 2

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    • Ff4, 6, and 7
    • Chronotrigger
    • Super Metroid
    • Castlevania SOTN
    • Zelda a Link to the past
    • Tony hawk’s pro skater 1 and 2
    • Any of the street fighter
    • Pokemon
    • Star craft + brood war
    • Diablo 1 and 2

    And so much more!

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      I’ve bought SOTN for 4 different systems/platforms now. Double Crissaegrim and double Rings of Varda ftw.

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        I used to play it that way to. OP. To the max. It was more fun to try the other weapons and items to be honest. The game has tonnes of unique gear!

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    Hard to pick one but if I had to I’d go with Final Fantasy VII since it was the game that got me into RPGs, and I got some good memories of watching my brother play it when we were kids.

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      I remember beating Final Fantasy VII and just staring at my TV in shock. Like, mouth hanging open, mind blown.

      What’s crazy is for the life of me, I can’t even remember the basic gist of the ending of the game today. I just remember how it made me feel.

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      Earthbound and Chronotrigger are the two games with the most memories for me.

      U. N. Squadron and Super Punch-out! We’re the two I played through the most - just over and over again. So much fun.

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    1. Quake
    2. Thief
    3. Metal Gear Solid
    4. Half Life
    5. System Shock 2

    Honourable mention to Final Fantasy 7, and Zelda Ocarina of Time. They might have been great when released, but I don’t think they’ve aged well.

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      Yeah, super nice choices!

      With exception of MGS, I still play all of those (Quake and Thief series) every few years.

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    Handheld it’s Pokemon red/blue, no competition.

    Edit: although it’s actually gold/silver if that counts (released 1999 in Japan, 2000 in North America)

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      Yes, I spent many years with red/blue/yellow, but I have to say, gold/silver were the most bang for the buck. I remember reading so many articles about what the new game would have (day night cycle, radio with daily lottery system, weekly events, new pokeball types, holding/berry systems, etc.) and they delivered on absolutely everything in spades. It was only after I beat the elite four that I realized you could go back to kanto and do 8 more gyms! It was by far the most satisfied I have ever been with a new release to a series. I have since read that the devs were under the impression that it would be the last game in the franchise (lol!) so they poured everything into it. And it shows.

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    My favorite games as a child growing up in the 90s:

    Zelda OoT

    Super Mario 64

    Pokemon Red

    Zelda OoA/OoS


    Though after later playing Final Fantasy 7 in 2003 that quickly captivated me and became really special to me. It was my first Final Fantasy I ever played and one of my most cherished games to this day.

    Also, while I never played the original 90s game, I absolutely adored Black Mesa and the Half Life franchise. It was damn impressive what Valve accomplished with the original Half Life back then.

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    Super Mario Bros 3 is a timeless game and is my favorite side scroller although Super Mario World and Donkey Kong Country give it a run for its money

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        I’d say I enjoyed playing sm3 over world.

        World was a little friendlier, especially with the extra power up and Yoshis. But it’s the kind of game I can’t go back and play anymore. I played it a ton back then and I’m satisfied with it to never want to play it again. But 3, I can’t get enough of.

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    Fallout. I’m yet to play the second part and people say it’s even better. You just don’t see such game design anymore, I can’t say modern or old one is better, both have their advantages but playing Fallout was totally worth it