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Edited by Mr Surtify:
1/8/2015 6:21:38 PM
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let's take it old school gamers !
Ok community what was that one game that sold you to the gaming life!? What is that one game that when you think back it bring about the good old days memory :)!
Edit: I continue to enjoy everyone's memories
Edit2: over 3000 comments ! Let's keep this game train going !
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Edited by Resteefs: 12/17/2014 8:45:40 PM"This game!!" [spoiler]Bruh.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplySocom and Socom 2 for ps2 turned me to the competitive gaming world for sure. By far the first online shooter a head of it's time
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Been playing games since I can remember, played a lot of Nes stuff with my dad and brother, we played the original Mario kart so much, but the best memories have to be goldeneye and ocarina of time!
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5 RepliesBack in the arcade days, it was all I wanted to do in my free time - go play in those digital worlds. I can not really attribute it to any single game. Tail Gunner started it for me, but I loved Space Invaders, Asteroids, Defender..... Things just kept improving from there. Then consoles!!!!!!!!!!!! Now with the way games are done (scant content, DLC's, microtransactions) it's being sucked dry. There is so much promise with the new systems and digital universe, and we are getting less and less for it. It makes no sense. GREED KILLS EVERYTHING!
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Pokemon ruby, it seems I started a little bit late on the gaming path, but in still here and I love it
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Socom II. Gamebattles is what I lived for. Shut up and report your loss bitches.
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1 ReplyGotta say probably Goldeneye 007 on the N64. I loved lots of N64 games, but Goldeneye was the pinnacle "couch buddy" game of my childhood. Aside from that, I gotta give it to Halo 2, that's the game that changed me from a casual to an obsessive gamer.
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2 RepliesRiver raid(just had to reach that score, take a pic of the screen and send in to get my river raid patch..lol) Pitfall Super mario 64 Tony hawk
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I might have to say Battlezone in the pizza parlor.
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An ancient Bungie title called Myth II, Soulblighter. It was a real-time tactical; basically, Warcraft without the production or economies. And it was insanely addictive. Then it was Halo. Now it's Destiny. I don't know why, but Bungie has my number more than any other developer around.
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1 ReplyI was a gamer before this but ape escape 2 on ps1 was what drug me down onto the leash
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Super Mario World
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There was a game called Blueprint on Commodore 64. I've never met anyone else who played it but I still have it (no way to play it though) I played hundreds of hours of Frogger, Gauntlet, TMNT arcade, and Pac-Man. The game that hooked me on consoles was Alex Kid in Miracle World for Sega Master System. For FPS games though, it was Unreal Tournament.
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Old school contra and Zelda and maybe the best game ever on n64 Ocarina of Time
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I don't think I could peg any single game, but there's definitely something about Moon Patrol that sticks in my mind. Of course, there are some pretty strong Mega Man and Metroid memories in there too. Apparently just any game that started with an 'm' lodged itself in my brain. . .
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1 ReplyAsteroids on Atari. Also played pong on intelevision
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Digimon world 2
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Silent Death or Darkness Falls. Can't decide which.
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All the original old classics from NES. (Mario, Mega Man, etc) Halo really got me into FPS.
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Edited by ThatGuyYokai: 12/17/2014 8:06:59 PMN64 kriby the crystal shard or some shit lol kirby ma nigg-a tho
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Original mario bros on the NES. Or going back a little further (showing my age) ghosts and goblins on the ZX spectrum
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I was there when OoT drop on day one. And my first Video game was Super Metroid. I will love these two games for eternity
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Super Mario 64 was my handsdown favorite game and got me into gaming
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Kingdom Hearts or Pokemon haha
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5 RepliesAm I the only one to remember Zork? All text, no graphics for the PC. Early 80s
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Earthbound
