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Capture the Flag
Red Rover
oh wait haha
Doom2
Super Mario 64
Legend of Zelda Orciana of Time
Goldeneye
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (for the 64)
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Hide-'N-Seek
Capture the Flag
Red Rover
oh wait haha
Doom2
Super Mario 64
Legend of Zelda Orciana of Time
Goldeneye
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (for the 64)
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All us men suffer in equal parts, it's our lot in life, and no man goes without a broken heart or a lost love. Like holding your dog as he takes his last breath and dies in your arms, it's a rite of passage. Unavoidable. And honestly, I can't imagine life without that depth of feeling.-Bierut
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I remember a few different games over a few consoles...
Paper Boy (impossible!) Dizzy... and some bike racing game for the commodore 64... took 10 minutes to load up a tape for a game... seems like an eternity as a 7/8 year old.....
Golden Axe, Streets of rage I and II, and the fifa's for the meagdrive...
Then the big ones for me.... some of my favourite games/series.... Shogun and Championship manager 97/98... Shogun my first real experience in online play... taking huge armys up against real people in control of thier huge armys... the tactics needed to outwit your opponent and the team tactics, my schooling and social life took a back burner to this game for a while... and then championship manager was just hours of looking for the next big south american talent, or that little eastern european gem that was going to save your season... what a game!
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Pokemon.
Goldeneye.
Pokemon.
Mario 64.
Spyro the Dragon.
Oh, and Pokemon.
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I would be happy if I could play some of those games.
Names, secret names
But never in my favour
But when all is said and done
It's you I love
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For me it would be
Civilization II
Red Alert (Don't remember which one, but its an early one)
Homeworld
"I do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." - Issac Newton
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Tunnels of Doom
Rescue Raiders
Ultima III
Wizardry
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The original RA came out in 1995, RA2 was released in 2000.Originally Posted by TevashSzat
The first Red Alert is another older game of which I have fond memories. Although technically I wasn't a kid anymore by the time I started playing it (I'd turned 18 several months beforehand), it was one of the first titles I played that really got me into computer games.
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Dune II and Red Alert.
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Wizard of War (with an awesome 2 players feature)
Pitfall (endless fun)
Summer- and Winter-Games (so much competition with friends)
Uridium (my first shoot 'em up)
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It must have been Red Alert. All I remember that the campaign was just horrendously hard. One allied mission come to mind where you have a time limit to take out a heavily fortified Soviet base that literally covered 3/4 of the map. Never got past that mission....The original RA came out in 1995, RA2 was released in 2000.
The first Red Alert is another older game of which I have fond memories. Although technically I wasn't a kid anymore by the time I started playing it (I'd turned 18 several months beforehand), it was one of the first titles I played that really got me into computer games.
"I do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." - Issac Newton
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Ugh. I couldn't stand the last Soviet mission where you have to attack & destroy Allied HQ. I don't think I ever did find out the full extent of that bloody minefield....
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