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Lastgengamer on 13 March 2010

I've played alot of great games over the years some that i just can't forget about not necessarily epic games either just games i have had fond memory's playing. So i thought I'd ask what games did you enjoy so much they gave you a permanent impression?

I would have way to many to list so I'll just name a few that come to mind.

Mario 64

I was blown away by Mario 64 Just about everything about this game was awesome the controls, graphics, and music were all so well put together.

Final Fantasy

Most of the Final Fantasy series is memorable to me probably due to the character development and something about the ones that in particular used prerendered backgrounds made them charming. 

Earthbound

Again another game that has a lot of charm is Earthbound this was one on the first jrpgs i ever played it seemed totally unique to me.       

The chronicles of Riddick

More recently i think of Escape From Butcher bay it's memorable because the interesting setting and the way i became so immersed while playing. 

 

Those are some of the games i have on my mind what about you what are the unforgettable games you have played?



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Games4Fun on 13 March 2010

Dragon Warrior 1 - got it with my very first sub to Nintendo Power for free

Contra- NBA Jam Mortal Kombat street figher 2 Double Dragon etc etc Played them all the time with my step brother

Super Mario Bros 1,3,world. no need to explain those but I will say Super Mario Bros 3 was my very first pre ordered game. Love ya mom

Tetris and Dr. Mario- Playing it with my mom and just watching her have fun not working. This Gen she can beat me in Wii bowling

FF's 2,3,7,9 USA #'s- 2 being my first Rpg ever 3 making me a fan 7 only reason I ever got a ps1 9 for being the last one I enjoyed a whole lot.

Metroid 2 GB- I on complete accident erased my brothers game during his first time. Talk about pissed

Playing New Super Mario Bros D.S. and Wii- It was about time I loved Mario as much as I use too.

 

Looking back on parts of my life. Games were almost always there. Playing with my friends my GF's family etc and haveing loads of fun. Dam man games are great. sniffle


Ug Their is more but this is enough for now






yum123 on 13 March 2010

final fantasy series definitely the most



puffy on 13 March 2010

- Super Mario Bros.
- Super Mario Bros. 3
- Super Mario World
- Super Mario 64
- Mario Kart 64
- Pokemon Blue
- Pokemon Silver
- Super Mario Sunshine
- Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
- The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
- The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
- Resident Evil 4
- Wii Sports
- Super Mario Galaxy

I'd say they're the most memorable games to me.



 

Packie on 13 March 2010

- Klonoa: Door to Phantomile
- Half-life 1 and 2
- Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne
- Silent Hill 1,2,3
- Crash Bandicoot (all ps1 games)
- Spyro (all ps1 games)
- Syphon filter 2
- Halo: Combat Evolved
- Age of Empires 2



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Joel12345 on 13 March 2010

Shadow of the collusus
FF7
FF8
...Uncharted 1
MW2



Doobie_wop on 13 March 2010

The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion
Jak series
Bioshock 1 + 2
The Darkness
Nights into Dreams...
God of War 1 + 2
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay
Dead Space
Majoras Mask
Metal Gear Solid 4
Pokemon Yellow and Gold
Syphon Filter 1 + 2
Earthbound

The best games I've ever played.



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griffinA on 13 March 2010

Sonic 2
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Donkey Kong Country 2

Chrono Trigger

Secret of Mana

Mario RPG
Zelda: MM
Warcraft 2 + 3
Diablo 1 + 2
Red Alert

Pokemon Red + Gold



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calvinandhobbes on 13 March 2010

Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Resident Evil 4
Perfect Dark
Timesplitters future perfect
Red Alert
Pokemon Yellow

There are really just so many to look back at.

Oh and of course super smash brothers and mario kart N64



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Rainbird on 13 March 2010

Tough. Uhm... most memorable would probably be Flower, God of War, Metal Gear Solid 4, Guild Wars and Heavy Rain for me (mind you, I didn't play as much prior to this generation).