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Jazz JackRabbit 2

Thexder and Kings Quest are the first couple video games I ever played, on the Tandy 1000 my mom bought a bit before I turned 5, in 1986.

GOAT

Toejam and Earl is probably my most favourite game. Endless amounts of hours I played that game in my childhood, and to this day STILL play the original!

more ToeJam and Earl fan music

The Neverhood!

Commander keen 3/ The incredible machine/ Duke nukem 2/ but above all.... Doom 2

Shufflepuck Cafe on Amiga =)

Today I would recommend Shufflepuck Cantina Deluxe on Steam, it´s a great game and reminds me so much of the original from my childhood^^

The Hobbit!

System Shock (1994). Yeah, I mean the first game, everyone should take it, 'cause it the best FPS of 90s :)
And it's officially free: https://www.systemshock.org/index.php?topic=211.0

And after that you should try the second game :)

super mario RPG, legend of the seven stars = my fav. sound track is also 100% memorable ... great game way ahead of its time

Dizzy: Prince of the YolkFolk

Battletoads.

Little Big Adventure

Call of Duty: Black Ops

Pax Imperia: Eminent domain

I played a ton of North & South on NES as a kid. I also loved the crap out of Pirates! on NES.

Wonderboy Deluxe http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bvim7O9RvK0

Tron. Street Fighter 2 (8 characters version). Toki, Art of Fighting, fatal fury (never liked the series)
Ironman Steward's Off road "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noDi1IzuotM" Great game.
Samurai Shodown, mortal "fucking" kombat, gals panic yeah, i loved my childhood.

Lemmings (and the version I played as a child. I posted Amiga version because most people prefer that soundtrack)

Yeah, i recalled my first computer game, i used to bet with my cousin a soda and a pie slice.
"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt_dzyszSak" best MS-Dos game ever.

Castlevania SOTN
Ever since I first heard of this game around 15 years ago, I simply HAVE to play it again at least once every year :P

This topic is a bit strange, for me. When I was a kid, videogames hadn't been invented, yet. For that matter, computers hadn't been invented, yet.

When I was older, though, we did a lot of pencil-and-paper RPG's. AD&D, Traveler, GURPS....

Then videogames came along. Asteroid, Space Invaders, Pac Man....

And when the ATARI 2600 came out, later, we played that for hours on end, especially Combat.

Descent Freespace: The Great War, a space simulator published by Interplay and developed by Volition Inc. in 1998. This game just so happens to be my all-time and irreplaceable favorite game that had forever shaped my adoration for video games and my love for space simulators. Never in my entire gaming career have I played a game's story mode 80 times over than in the Freespace series. The game brought tears of gaming bliss to my eyes and more than a thousand hours of nonstop engaging dogfights, creative modding, and indelible, nostalgic cutscenes that continue to wow me. For its time, the game had excelled far beyond many other space simulators could fathom.

King's Bounty. (The one that was on Sega Genesis)

the sad thing is i dont consider a mega drive game to be that old cause anything from my childhood cant be old, yeah im in denial that im in my 30's :), anyway thunderforce 3 is my random pick of the 100 or so megadrive games i loved and indeed stll love :)