On October 30 2010 21:11 Tritanis wrote:
I played this game before I even had an Internet access:
![[image loading]](http://knights.sztab.com/screeny/nowa_kampania/thumbs/misja4.jpg)
good old times
I played this game before I even had an Internet access:
![[image loading]](http://knights.sztab.com/screeny/nowa_kampania/thumbs/misja4.jpg)
good old times
OH MY GOD that game...
So hard, but soooo fun :D
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AyJay
1515 Posts
On October 30 2010 21:11 Tritanis wrote: I played this game before I even had an Internet access: ![]() good old times OH MY GOD that game... So hard, but soooo fun :D | ||
Aberu
United States968 Posts
![]() This is the best game I have ever played. I can still pick it up and just play, I've memorized every little inch of it, so much enjoyment I have gotten out of this. On my original save I got 87 rainbow swords, that means I did new game + 87 times. ![]() What else can be said, Westwood were amazing competition for Blizzard back in the day, despite me liking both of the company's games. Now ever since EA killed off CnC, only Blizzard is left standing in the RTS superiority. CNC was an incredible game when it came out, mind-blowing. ![]() I had not gotten into Tiberian Sun or Red Alert, but when this game came out, Red Alert 2, I had to play it. My best friend Daniel and I spent countless hours laddering. He achieved 5th in the US and I got 6th in the US (he's always been better than me at games). This game was the most competitive I have ever played an RTS. ![]() When I was quite young I would always play Destiny of an Emperor. Never had beaten it, but I REALLY loved playing the first half of the game. ![]() Dragon Warrior was the first RPG I REALLY played. I played Ultima, but barely played it at all and gave up. My grandma bought me and my brother a NES to play at her house when we waited to go to school and waited for our parents to pick us back up after school when they were off of work. My grandmother decided that she should get a game that would encourage my addiction to reading (I was reading the newspaper adequately at 4). She saw on the back of the box lots of words. So I played this game, but I complained to her that I couldn't beat any of the bosses/dungeons because I had no time to level my character. She basically learned how to power-level my characters, so I could come home from school and get to the next place. My grandma became addicted to the awesomeness of RPGs. She turned into an rpg fanatic, she has like 30 NES rpgs, about 30 SNES RPGs, about 20 PSX rpgs, about 20 PS2, RPGS, every single RPG for the DS. Yes, my Grandma plays video games, more than me, all because of this game. ![]() My older brother and I used to play this for HOURS, and he would tease me about how bad I was at it, and I would cry and get mad lol. ![]() When this game came out, RPGs changed forever, they became incredibly dramatic, storyline-oriented, and beautiful. I was blown away by FF7. ![]() Final Fantasy VIII was an incredible 1-up to FF7, and blew me away even more. I know it gets a lot of hate, but that's from people that don't really appreciate the intricacies of all of the character storylines, the plot, and story elements that make it stand out. Also they didn't understand the depth of the building up that was near limitless in the game. My buddy Daniel and I, best friend for years, played this game so much, beat it so many times. ![]() This is the best sRPG out there (strategy RPG), bar none. It was incredible playing through it the first time, and the second, and the third, and so on. Final Fantasy Tactics raised the bar, yet no game has reached it yet. ![]() My brother and I played this since before I can remember, my Dad had an old Atari, and before the Commodore 64 and the NES at my grandmothers, we would play this at home. Good ol frogger. ![]() Herzog Zwei was the first RTS I had ever played, and in many video game analyst's minds it was the first true RTS ever made. I consider myself lucky to have played this, it was a mind-altering experience, having to think about timings of multiple units, strategies, in such depth, and so quickly. ![]() Lufia 2 is an incredibly simple RPG, right around the time that RPGs just started to be complicated. It was a very relaxing experience, and had very challenging puzzles in some of the dungeons. Lufia series is famous for it's dungeon puzzles. Amazing story for it's time. ![]() Best Megaman ever made, Megaman 2, nothing else comes close. I can still play this start to finish, barely dying, or not dying at all, since I made it near routine as a child. ![]() Phantasy Star IV was the first game that ever made me cry. I mean literally, the story is beautiful, there are very vivid, real characters, and without spoiling anything since I know most people here haven't played it, crazy things happen to so you just must play it. This is one of the best RPGs ever made, an unsung hero of the Sega Genesis RPGs. ![]() Phantasy Star Online was the first online RPG I played. It was the first time I heavily tied into a community for a game (I was tied into Red Alert 2's community a LITTLE bit, but not quite this much). Just an amazing game, had well over 1000 hours logged in my main character in 3 months. I failed high school classes and got sent to a delinquent school for all of the absences over this game. ![]() One of the staff members at the site PSO-World at the time, made a topic about this new game coming to America. Watashiwa made a site called RO-World, and Ragnarok Online's Alpha test began. I played this game forever with my buddy Daniel. We revolutionized Agi swordsmen, before they were good, which led into Agi Knights eventually, I made topics on how to level agi knights that were stickied, I was hot shit. Loved this game. ![]() Shining Force. One of the first, but not the first, strategy RPGs out there. It was INCREDIBLE, so straight forward, light fantasy story. Vibrant characters and places, incredible music that I can still whistle off of the top of my head (actually I can do this with almost all games I played). It just felt so good to play over and over and over again. I miss that feeling. ![]() This has already been here, but it was the first time I played a game over a modem/internet connection. Battle.net was awesome, so competitive back then, playing against my Buddy daniel on a dialup direct connection. ![]() Super Mario RPG was surprisingly one of the most amazing RPGs ever made, despite it sounding like it would be a catastrophe. I remember being skeptical, then I played it and was absolutely blown away by how near-perfect it was. Other games/game series because this shouldn't be TOO long of a post. Master of Orion X-Com UFO Defense Wing Commander Sim City Sim Earth Chaos Control Firefight Terminal Velocity Raptor Strikers 1945 plus World of Warcraft (k wasn't a child here, nor for some of the others, but still amazing memories) | ||
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Manit0u
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Lobo2me
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
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Ethenielle
Norway1006 Posts
![]() Gene Wars ![]() Played those games to death.. and now I can't get em to run anymore :'[ | ||
Manit0u
Poland17238 Posts
![]() On October 30 2010 23:32 Ethenielle wrote: Played those games to death.. and now I can't get em to run anymore :'[ Get on Linux and you'll be able to play them just fine ![]() | ||
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MK4512
Canada938 Posts
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ZooG
Sweden618 Posts
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On October 30 2010 23:35 Manit0u wrote: Right, I forgot to put this epic game on my list... ![]() This had an "axe" in its name, 100% positive. LOL, Golden Axe! | ||
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motbob
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United States12546 Posts
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Rinrun
Canada3509 Posts
On October 30 2010 23:24 Aberu wrote: ![]() Final Fantasy VIII was an incredible 1-up to FF7, and blew me away even more. I know it gets a lot of hate, but that's from people that don't really appreciate the intricacies of all of the character storylines, the plot, and story elements that make it stand out. Also they didn't understand the depth of the building up that was near limitless in the game. My buddy Daniel and I, best friend for years, played this game so much, beat it so many times. I played many games before it, but this was the game that I remember the most. Even though I was a child, I enjoyed it. Then many years later I returned to it, to fully understand the storyline. It is just so beautiful - brb, replaying. <3 Rinoa. | ||
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yoplate
United States332 Posts
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United States406 Posts
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
http://hipe.ch/_archiv/game/game.html The rest of you guys at the 30 mark and upwards will have many nerdgasms. | ||
Shotcoder
United States2316 Posts
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
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