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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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1 ReplyDragon Quest
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Edited by MrDrDolphin: 12/4/2014 1:47:28 PMMariokart. Played it with my mom when I was a wee little boy
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1 ReplyDay of the tentacle.... It also had more cinematics than destiny.....
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Edited by KevINCOGNITO82: 12/4/2014 1:38:43 PMZelda 2. Edit: first game I really put an extreme amount of work into religiously was years later, and is still one of my favorite games of all time....had so much stuff in it at the time and graphics were great for snes....Super Mario RPG. I had everything you could get or do. I remember being stuck for days on one boss cause I was under leveled and didn't have alot of health potions. I had found all secret areas, weapons, etc without any guide at the time. The game I sunk hundreds of hours into was first Fable. To me that is the most complete rpg. I actually thought destiny rpg elements would be like it.
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The super Mario all stars pack, earthworm Jim and Tecmo Superbowl...man the snes was amazing. Those were the games that I first got hooked on. The first game I probably put super legit time into was Final Fantasy 7.
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[quote]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 :)![/quote] Final fantasy 7 and zelda oot when they first came out. I was in like 4th grade
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Saw my mom play super mario bros on the nes and got curious. But what really got me hooked to gaming is a game that I dont even understand. It was a dragonball z game on the nes that is like a turn based strategy. But instead of turns you have these cards with the dragonballs on top. Dont understand a lick of japanese but I played that game until I finished it which I dont know how I did it.
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Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight, the game that turned you into a frippin Jedi...
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SSR 'gold box' games (Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds etc.) for Commodore 64. And best of the best, Bioware classics Balder's Gate and Icewind Dale series (PC). KOTR wasn't too shabby either.
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Space Invaders!
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1 ReplyEdited by Hippo_Legacy: 12/4/2014 12:11:27 AMOcarina of time
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X-Wing and TIE Fighter.
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4 RepliesIt was 1974 and it was a little back box that connected to the antenna contacts on a B&W tv. It had a 3 switch mode: 1. Pong 2. Squash 3. Tennis I was hooked and over the years owned: Vic 20 Atari 2600 Commodore 64 Intellivision Colecovision Adam Amiga 1000 NES64 Sega Genesis Sega Game Gear PS1 Xbox 360 PS3 Xbox One It's been a FUN ride...
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Pong :)
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Astrosmash, Lode Runner, Doom
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Alex the Kidd miracle world Sega
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Sonic & Zelda link to the past were my babysitters from like age 2
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1 ReplyFor me it was Star Wars Battlefront 2 on Playstation 2.
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Legend of Zelda.
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Excite Bike and Mega Man started it all off for me, but Mega Man X was the one that I truly sold my soul to.
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Super Smash Brothers Brawl
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Legend of zelda
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[quote]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 :)![/quote] First game that had me addicted.... Mario brothers.... computer was sim city and war craft.... first online game quake ....ever quest
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Hmm, tough one for me. It could have been galaga on the nes, but it also could have been donkey Kong 64 on the n64, or maybe even red alert 2 on the PC.
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1 ReplyHalo on the original Xbox. I was captivated and then there was no going back.
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Edited by Elazul: 12/3/2014 11:55:19 PMChrono Trigger on the SNES. Amazing story, excellent animations by the guy who created Dragonball Z, masterful music, likable characters, first game to ever include New Game+ mode, multiple endings that depend on the choices you make in game, and much much more i'm probably forgetting. There have been few games that have captured me the same way this game has. I still religiously play it once a year to boot. Unfortunately, they don't make them like they used to anymore. Though I have hopes for The Witcher 3.
