I loved this game called Ninja on the Atari. It was very cool before video games became cool:)
[question posted by kbjunior15]
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i think is Mario on tv game [dualityalex]
Yes, I too was caught up in the Mario craze when it came out:) [kbjunior15]
Ms. Pac-Man and Pac-Man are my all time favorites. I still love to go anywhere that has the arcade games. I can spend one quarter while my family blows through dollars I love it. I want to go play right now. [baileycows]
i like pacman too..is funny [dualityalex]
I liked the game n watch games, and warioland on gb [skaterx]
Warioland was a decent game. I did not play it much. [kbjunior15]
I must be younger than some of you, Goldeneye for N64 was some pretty popular stuff back in 1997. way before all the deathmatching of Halo and Half Life, but it was incredible for its time. [adobe4578]
I remember that. Yes, games have advanced so much over the years. [kbjunior15]
From what I can remember from when I was younger I would have to say that my favorite game growing up would have either been Mario Kart 64,Legend Of Zelda:Ocarina Of Time, Super Mario 64,or Donkey Kong 64 all which are for the Nintendo 64,I remember having a few systems before the Nintendo 64,but I do not remember any of them games I had for them. [hellcowboy]
Yep they are definitely classic games,and that is cool you remember playing the original Donkey Kong on the Atari,have a great day,good luck in your life,and Happy Posting my friend. [hellcowboy]
I like Asteroids and Pitfall on the Atari. [coco526]
I forgot about Pitfall. That game was pretty sweet back in the day:) Thanks for the memories [kbjunior15]
It would have to be Final Fantasy 7. Loved that game. Or Resident Evil. [Jimmynoname]
Believe it our not, I have never played any of the Final Fantasy games. I like resident evil, but they are long and hard. [kbjunior15]
We didn't have video games; just pinball machines and pool tables. Of course, we had 8-tracks instead of CD's. Computers took up whole buildings. There was no such thing as a cordless phone; if you ran outta cord, that's as far as you went!lol And then when I got too old to play with them, they came out with all this cool stuff. Dammit!angry [myklj999]
Very funny. That was very humerous. That is how it always works. The cool stuff comes out after our time:) [kbjunior15]
I would say a tie between DW3 and DW4. Though before that was out... Space invaiders. On the atari. My dad and I could get a two player game going for litterally hours. [jsmith12]
If you play RPGs they are great. They have a good storyline, and are actually a challenge at times. Something I find many modern day RPGs lack. [jsmith12]
I would say a tie between DW3 and DW4. Though before that was out... Space invaiders. On the atari. My dad and I could get a two player game going for litterally hours. [jsmith12]
I think you said that already...lol [kbjunior15]
It was metroid for me. Back then, Samus was like the "in" thing at my school... [vinnliang]
Gunship [1] on the C64. Sure the load times were a good 20 minutes but man did it blow me away. 1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunship_(video_game) [mr_mlk]
I remember those days. It seemed like it took hours for the games to load [kbjunior15]
I liked centipede and Astroid. Pong was way cool too! [wallstreet]
Pong, now there's a game. I had totally forgot about that game. Remember Q-bert? [kbjunior15]