Things that make you feel old VIDEO GAME STYLE!

Playing Ocarina of Time 3D and remembering how amazing the original game's graphics were....15 years ago.

PS2 came out 13 years ago.

Kickstarting Elite: Dangerous because I used to watch my father playing the original Elite, 24 years ago.

Stop the tears, he's still alive and has no idea of this sequel. I'm going to gift him a copy for his birthday, next month. :D

Playing the PSX emulator and realizing how freaking shitty PS1 graphics used to be :P

Playing pong and thinking how awsome it was. yeah I'm old

I'm still playing Super Mario Bros. and Tank 1995 on my NES clone from 90's.

The fact that I can still fire up and enjoy Galaga. Which I first played when it was new. The game turned 32 this year

Having an SNES and having a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Game for it.

Playing Altered Beast and Space Harrier.

That my N64 doesn't run stable anymore. Won't even run for 10 seconds before it "resets"

Realising that Sands of Time came out exactly 10 years ago. It feels like yesterday that I drooled over all those beautiful screenshots on various internet sites that I could only access from school and the dorms, and wishing that I had a PC that could run the fucker.

Or the fact that Silent Hill: Origins was announced 6 years ago. I was so hyped for it, having been a fan of the first 4 games, and even to this day I still couldn't get my hands on a platform that could play it, since my PS2 is PAL only and the game was released in Japan and NTSC countries.

Most of all it's probably Half Life 2. Anyone remember having to wait for that Hydra monster only to turn out it's been cut from the final release? Yeah, it kinda pissed me off. All the anticipation... Thankfully it came out when I had a low-end PC to play it on, even though it was glitchy and ugly on it. Fun fact: I finished the endgame without the powered up gravity gun because of a glitch >.<

A controller.

The fact that i can't play one of my favorite games anymore, because it only runs on Windows XP.
I'm actually very sad, TrackMania Sunrise is an absolutely fantastic game! :'(

I still remember the day (and preceeding articles) that talked about the day Dennis "Thresh" Fong won John Carmack's Ferrari back in 1997, while playing Quake I. He was also the very first pro gamer (Something i wasn't aware of).

Also, i still remember the TERROR i felt whenever i played Price of Persia, or the look i gave to my brother whenever he played Asteroids, or trying to beat Contra/Ice Climbers/Battletoads in a single day (any of the three), or hacking the NES gun accidentally to make it get the shot everytime i pull the trigger.