Games that you played while you were growing up~

[badcrumbs]

I started with PC games until I was 5 or 6 when my brother finally started letting me play his SNES. Favorites were the Aladdin's Activity Center, Wallobee Jack In the Lost Leonardo, and Barbie's Magical Dream House (all '93-'94 I believe).

 

[mayorofparadise]

Yes.

I loved this game!

 

[Bojack]

I played a lot of the first two Paper Mario games, TTYD more so then 64. I played some Pokemon, and Dragon Quest too. Me and my friends played some of the DBZ fighting games a lot, those were always fun.

 

[soda]

Tetris and Kid Pix

 

[Temari]

I didn't really have gaming systems as a kid, but we did have a PS2, and the only game I remember on it was the Finding Nemo game. It was fun until me and my younger sister got to the part where you're chased by the shark -- we kept getting eaten, and couldn't make it past, and gave up because getting eaten by a shark is terrifying at that age.

Replying just for this I REMEMBER THAT GAME TOO THE SHARKS WERE SCARY....I'd constantly get hit by the underwater bombs too. My brother and I eventually got passed that level though, that game was so fun ;u;

I'll write my "story" later, aha~ I actually have quite a few things to say. Keep posting though! I love reading your experiences, even the really long ones c:

 

[Naoko~]

Crash Bandicoot and Spyro were my child favourites! c:

 

[Joy]

Crash Bandicoot, The Sims, Marvel Nemesis, and Midtown Madness

 

[Manzanas]

Anyone remember Theme hospital? :')

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Uhhhh, it had some very, very, very creepy Game Over scenes... like the doctor electrocuting a pacient in the basement or the same doctor dying on his birthday as he blows a party blower with his last breath.

 

[Nay]

LOL I played Freddy Fish and Pajama Sam

 

[EndlessElements]

Anyone remember Theme hospital? :')

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YES! i still play that game. <3

 

[Android]

Other than Nintendo games?

For Nintendo 64 I had freakin' Glover and I also played Gex 64 with my neighbor. After years of not playing them, I bought them for a couple of bucks in a market about a year ago and I was reminded about how much they suck.

I had this really cool Atlantis game for the Gameboy Color, and a Team Rocket game for the GBA. I still think the Team Rocket game is really cool. Dream Scheme, I think.

I was also kinda obsessed with Spyro and Bomberman games. Those were good.

I remember a Busy Town game for the old apple computers we played in school. That was fun. And Zoo Tychoon. I love Zoo Tychoon. And... oh! Disney Magic Artist Studio! Anyone played that? It was great/gross.

 

[EndlessElements]

anyone remember Chameleon Twist? it was on the N64

 

[DarkDesertFox]

Ah, there's just too many to list. Some of my favorites on the Gamecube though were Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg, F-Zero GX, Twilight Princess, and Smash Bros. Melee.

 

[Stalfos]

Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda on the NES.

 

[PlasmaPower]

I remember playing the Sly Cooper games. I had a lot of fun with that.

 

[Quill]

I grew up with a SNES, so the a lot of my childhood was spent play Donkey Kong, Mortal Kombat, and LoZ: A Link to the Past. A bunch of crappy racing games, too, but those weren't really my thing.

 

[RebeccaShay]

I grew up with Sonic Adventure for the Sega Dreamcast. I played that almost everyday after school, I ended up beating the game in grade four though.

Other games I would play throughout my childhood would be: ACWW, Sims, any Mario game for the Gameboy & DS Lite, Nintendogs, Super Monkey Ball, Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, 007 game for the Gameboy, Mario Kart DS, Hotshots Golf, Sonic Heros, Sonic Riders, Sonic Mega collection plus and Pacman for our Pacman arcade machine

 

[XTheLancerX]

In order from first to last main games in my childhood: Animal Crossing (Game Cube) Pok?mon Ruby, Animal Crossing Wild World, Pok?mon Pearl, Animal Crossing City Folk, Pok?mon Platinum, Soul Silver. Then, things started wrapping up with hugely nostalgic things with Minecraft and Pok?mon White when I was about 10-11. I'm now 15. Well, will be in a few weeks.

So yeah, I didn't have a lot of variety, just LOTS of Pok?mon and Animal Crossing! Still the most priceless, cherished, elements of my childhood. There obviously were lots of other games I thoroughly enjoyed, but they aren't the most nostalgic things ever.