Childhood PC Games

DOS Games:

• Alleycat
• Sopwith
• A hilarious game that included a stickman getting killed in the most ridiculous ways
• Tom & Jerry Cat-astrophe that revisited a classic episode where they both play war in the basement (found it: Yankee Doodle Mouse)
• Digger
• An old game that had "graphics" consisting of unicode characters and played kind of like Chip's Challenge... oh, btw...
• Chip's Challenge

Anyway, the list is long. Wouldn't want to bore anyone.

[EDIT: Also, "Professor Tim's The Incredible Machines" anyone?]

Deer Avenger. What a dumb game that was, but when I was 9 I thought it was the best thing ever. A deer hunting humans and fat jokes. What couldn't I like.

Also
Need For Speed. I remember me and my brother mod'ed/cheated in this so bad it stopped working.
Madden NFL 97.

Well, as a little-little kid, all my fambly had were macs, so I played what I could for that, mostly educational games like Math Blaster or Jump-start #th grade or those Humongous-brand point and click adventure games like Pajama Sam, Put-Put, or SpyFox.

Also, I was very hurt to find out my Oregon trail cd didn't work on 64-bit systems :'(

I don't know how old it really is ( I have never been bothered to check :P) but one of the first PC games I remember playing was Impossible Creatures :D

Doom 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Age of Empires 1. And most of all - Command & Conquer, C&C: Red Alert, C&C: Tiberian Sun.

Age of Empires
Neopets
Microsoft Golf
Watched an older friend play Dune
and some paper plane game in a house
along with another I've forgotten the name of where you played a digger in the Australian Gold Rush, it was mostly text based and had farms you could operate, travellers you could transfer and hotels to run too.

Otherwise I was an N64/PS1 Kid

unreal. i forgot what games i played after that.

Main PC game of my childhood was Star Wars: Droidworks, and to this day I can't get it working. Through a virtual machine or anything.

Quest for Glory.

Monochromatic Pac-Man

Feeding Frenzy.
Guild wars.
And any game my dad got me playing.

Lego games, Millenium Racer, Helicops, Age Of Empires and loads of others.

Jane's WWII Fighters was incredibly fun.

Jazz jackrabbit and tyrian 2000 were the first games I ever played.

doom,hexan,mame games,wc3,cs,gta3,cod1 and 2,bf1942,quake,half life,unreal turnament,red alerd,duke nukem,half life 3.

CHEX QUEST!

Thief, Deus Ex, Pharaoh, and King's Quest: Mask of Eternity are four of my best childhood gaming memories.
Age of Empires 1 & 2 too, but I played them later.

Treads

Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines

and the original Army Men for Win 95.

Monkey Island 1 & 2. Think the first one was dome over 4 floppy disks and the second was over 11 of them. Having to change disks every few mins did get rather annoying, but was so worth it for such a great game.

Also Wizkid, loved the game until you got to the very end where it became an Asteroids type game, no one in my house ever completed it, despite numerous attempts.

Dominion: Storm Over Gift 3
Rising Lands

They were the two I remember most :)

Well, since i am just 18 an my childhood isnt that far away, i may clearly say that Croc 1 and Jazz Jack Rabbit 2 were the games i was playing most o the time :D Then there were Elastomania, RTC2 and Neighbours from Hell. I think thats pretty much it :D i was too afraid to play any game that contained blood or "scary" monsters :D
(Edit: Oh, and how could i forget Crash Bandicoot :D)

Doom and Dune 2, my first games ...

missing a ton, especially from the floppy disk days, but here's a decent chunk of my childhood.
http://i.imgur.com/32O8t.jpg

My first PC games would be MS Entertainment Pack. Klotski, Skifree, Tetravex, Rodent's Revenge, Minesweeper, etc. I wonder why they don't get remake (except Minesweeper :p)