i still love pepsi man and i downloaded it on my pc !
The Good old... Games.
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This was my childhood
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I remember playing the shareware version of this a lot. Was pretty cool. Just got it from an abandonware site and installed the Jazz 2+ mod, hopefully it's as good as I remembered! -
ps1? Super old? Son, I've been playing games since the atari 2600. The best system ever created was the SNES.
If you want to talk good video games, you talk old-school. This crap you kids are tricked into playing nowadays is nothing in comparison. -
@captaincrowbar I'm 28, I played all the old school games. Sure, some are awesome, but in my eyes they struggle to compete with the likes of GTA V realistically. Although I stil play some classics now that I enjoy more than a lot of new games.
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captaincrowbar wrote:
This crap you kids are tricked into playing nowadays is nothing in comparison.
you made me spit soda on my desk -
Cell420 wrote:
@captaincrowbar I'm 28, I played all the old school games. Sure, some are awesome, but in my eyes they struggle to compete with the likes of GTA V realistically. Although I stil play some classics now that I enjoy more than a lot of new games.
I can't stand GTA games, they're just debauchery simulators. I prefer games that are fun myself. -
captaincrowbar wrote:
Cell420 wrote:
@captaincrowbar I'm 28, I played all the old school games. Sure, some are awesome, but in my eyes they struggle to compete with the likes of GTA V realistically. Although I stil play some classics now that I enjoy more than a lot of new games.
I can't stand GTA games, they're just debauchery simulators. I prefer games that are fun myself.
that's literally the whole point of the game. multiplayer generally is the most fun aspect for me, the wildest things happen. I know this is opinionated, but still. -
@captaincrowbar I see where you are coming from. It is a debauchery simulator if you play it that way. I enjoy it for the realism. I'd sooner be seen driving a logging truck around the highways or flying planes in GTA V than killing random people. That's the beauty of the game, you do whatever you want to do.
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The two games that first come to mind are Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and Ape Escape (Mostly number 2 for the PS2, but the first one was fun as well.) Although Croc was basically just a Spyro/Crash Hybrid, it is still extremely fun to play, and even though the controls can be a bit sluggish at times, I never blame the game when I die, because the whole game is fair while not being too easy. As for the Ape Escape series, I liked number 1 because it was innovative, I loved number 2 because it was the first one but BETTER, and 3 was meh because it didn't really have any of the original characters or story. Also, Specter went from being completely awesome in number 2 to a high-pitched, whiny little brat in the 3rd.“The important thing is not how long you live... It's what you accomplish with your life. While I live, I want to shine. I want to prove that I exist. If I could do something really important... That would definitely carry on into the future.”
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Re: The Good old... Games.
The few games I remember are Time Splitters (1 and 2) for Gamecube, Resident Evil (1-4) Gamecube and PS?, Scooby Doo where you jump over stuff for PS?, and some cowboy game where you go throwing dynamite in a mine everywhere at the end Gamecube. I don't really remember the names very well as I don't have the games anymore, but damn I remember getting to immersed in Scooby Doo to the point where I was almost jumping while sitting down. It was also pretty fun being able to choose which character to use, each with a different weapon, in Resident Evil.
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I loved this limbless little guy....★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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NICOCO wrote:
I loved this limbless little guy....
Yep. Who needs limbs, when you have an awesome hairstyle and a purple hoodie? At least, I think it's a hoodie. It had a hood to it in Raving Rabbids, I'm sure of it.“The important thing is not how long you live... It's what you accomplish with your life. While I live, I want to shine. I want to prove that I exist. If I could do something really important... That would definitely carry on into the future.”
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I remember my Mother buying me Dungeon Keeper by mistake and it being the best game EVER!
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Crash Bandicoot,Jazz Jackrabbit,Contra, one of my all-time favs DIABLO,Doom,Duke Nukem 3D (also Wolfenstein 3D),Wizardry 7 (super hard game) Old Warcraft and Age of Empires...goddamn there are just too many memorable classics
+The old arcade machines with games like Bomberman or Mortal Kombat...so much fun and rage back then
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CRASH BANDICOOT 4EVA
oh there are a few others though
the sims bustin out
gta san andreas
gran turismo 1-3 maybe 4
the simpsons hit and run
nfs underground
spyro
theres more but i dont remember:origin()/pre10/f0df/th/pre/i/2010/129/e/5/ulquiorra_motivational_by_renjiabaraigr.jpg)
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OHH YES I've played Crash bandycoot A LOT and also "Sipton Father" or something like that it was a 3rd Person shooter with Stories like the the Call of Duty series but better... then the Memory cards didn't work anymore but we wanted to play so we had to play like 4 hours to get to our last checkpoint -.- xD
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Knorbie wrote:
"Sipton Father"
Syphon Filter? I remember playing the second one, once. Was pretty cool.
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