Rise of the Argonauts

Arcanoid, Prince of Persia 2D, Kwik Snax (The castle), Frogger, Paperboy and many more.

what old game you played before that you will play it to day if you want to ??

I think this would have been a better question to lead with, and have the Argonauts question be supplementary. Since I haven't played Rise of the Argonauts, I'll answer this question instead:

For me, the answer to that question would be the games I started playing some time ago, but never finished, like Shining Force, Cyber Knight, Final Fantasy Tactics, Oddworld: Abe's Oddysey, Sutte Hakkun, Elemental Master, Pac Man World, Panzer Dragoon, Galactic Attack, Guardian War, Wing Commander III, Zillion, and Golvellius. I have too many completely unplayed games for me to go back and play a game I've already beaten.

If anyone ever releases a bug-free copy of the Dark Sun games, I would totally play those again. Other than Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, those were the most fun games I've ever played; unfortunately, they were so buggy that even after dozens of attempts, I've not once successfully fully completed a playthrough. :X

Due to extensive fan support, VtMB, which initially had its own bug issues, is really more polished than most dev-patched games by this point, and is definitely one you should consider if you're looking for older games to play. While it certainly has aged, I still haven't found any game that remotely combines that degree of atmosphere and lore with that degree of freedom of gameplay (though the Dark Sun games are a good runner up, if you're willing to deal with the high risk of game-breaking bugs). Just make sure to install the latest Unofficial Patch (official ones are included), or if you want expanded content, the latest Clan Quest mod (unofficial and official patches are included) before playing VtMB.

I know this question was not for me but I couldn't resist (not a comprehensive list by any means):

From the 80s:

• Tetris
• Pac-man
• Contra

From the 90s:

• The Legend of Zelda, Link to the past
• Star Control II
• Doom
• Super Metroid
• Castlevania Symphony of the night
• Baldur's Gate
• Fallout

From the 2000s:

• Deus EX
• Star Wars KOTOR
• Psychonauts
• Portal
• Red Dead Redemption
• Batman Arkham Asylum

I could play any of these games today and have a blast (I played/re-played most of them in recent years, actually) :)

As for your other question, games had hardly any story at the beginning and they increasingly got more complex on their narrative. The 90s were particularly big on storytelling since Adventure games and RPGs were very big then but there are also nice story driven games nowadays.

still want to give it another go sometime, but too many things in the way