The Retro Games!

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#1

I Haven’t found any topic for Retro Games, so I thought, that I will create one!
So what are Your favorite retro games? Do You have any now?

I am not from 85’s - 95’s (the retro years), so I know about those games only from internet, and I have an NES and Nintendo64 Emulator and I have played some good games, thought It’s not the same expirence whe n playing original Super Mario Borthers for NES, which I have played.
I have completed SMB, but using warp zones and YouTube (I had problem with world 8-4), so It was a bit cheaty, but I did it! Also I was in “The Minus World”!

Share Your expirences!

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#2

My favourite retro games:

NES: StarTropics
SNES: Super Mario World (the first video game I ever played)
N64: I haven’t played many games for it, but I guess the Zelda games are pretty good
PS1: I only played 1 game for it and that was Spyro :stuck_out_tongue:
PS2: Not really retro, but my favourite game for it is Final Fantasy X

Btw I only included exclusives :wink: There are better N64/PS1/PS2 games out there IMO but I played them (Half-Life, Star Wars etc.) on PC.

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#3

SNES: Aladdin. (super mario world was my first game too)

N64: tough to say but either Diddy Kong Racing, or Pokemon Stadium.

PS1: Twisted Metal series (played a ton of games but I was never good enough to finish Crash or Spyro but they’re on my top games list)

PS2: Max Payne

#4

What about gameboys?
There were many hits on gameboy.
I think my favourite for gameboy would be Pokemons Red & Blue.

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#5

Even though I had a GameBoy, GameBoy Color and Advance SP, I never had that many games for it…

I would have to say the pokemon series is my favorite for the gameboy systems… More accurately, Pokemon Yellow and Pokemon Ruby.

#6

Does Pajama Sam count as a retro game?

#7

Wasn’t it released in 1998?
If it does, then… not too much.
Also The PS 2 games aren’t so retro yet.

#8

Didn’t have a gameboy but on SNES there was a game called Uni-cycle or Uni-racers something along those lines that was awesome for it’s time the gameplay and graphics might hold up if it was released again.

I think I have the right name but you did tricks and raced a Uni-cycle just the bike no rider around these striped tracks was pretty fun.

#9

I don’t think PS2 games count, because it was just discontinued production either 1 or 3 years ago.

#10

They discontinued since 2009/2010 or so and even before then, games weren’t being ported to the ps2 because of the hardware limitations.
It’s been around since 2000/2001 and we’re already on the PS4…

So it shouldn’t be another year if that for the PS2 to be called retro…

#11

Ninten-d’oh
While i’ve never really got into it, i have played these games on the actual consoles. They’re pretty awesome.
NES: Castlevania III - That game brings so many memories
SNES: Super Ghouls and Ghosts - I love me some terrifyingly difficult games
Gameboy: Pokemon Blue - OHHHHH
N64: Pokemon Snap - Please dont kill me

Sega Does Not What Nintendoes
I’ve never been really a fan of Sega other than Sonic, but yeah!
Master System (and Game Gear!): Sonic Chaos - Yup! One of the oldest system in my attic.
Genesis: Sonic 2 - THE MEMORIES
Saturn: Sonic 3D Blast - While the Saturn wasn’t that great, it does have one sonic game i remember
Dreamcast: Sonic Adventure - This list is all sonic.

Sonny Forelli
Well, what do you want more? Playstation!
PS1: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night - Yeah, Castlevania again.
PS2: GTA San Andreas - I don’t count it as a retro, but i still like it.

#12

No…
I hope It’s the only game You’ve ever played on Saturn, and thats why it is Your best.

#13

Seriously though that game was top notch for the console it was created on. Albeit being pretty bad, it is still a good game nontheless.