Best Childhood memory games

I remember playing Lego Island when i was around 6. I was so happy because it was my birthday and my dad took me to the musuem to look at fossils all day, then we went home and my mom bought my favorite food at the time (and possilbly now?) kfc honey bbq wings, and then my present was lego island. AWESOME! my dad replaced about 2-3 videocards because i said that the movements were blocky, which was a little kid's explanation of lag lolz.

Did anyone play pc games a lot as a kid? Which was your favorite

Sim City comes to mind too, but i could never figure out how to make the cities grow and have people until now

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lol i was actually talking about computer games but i guess nes emulator? lol

WhenI was about 3, I was addicted to Ultimate DOOM. That addiction didn't go away until I was 9.

Well, this isnt a PC Games, can u can get an emulator for it on the PC. Tomba and Tomba 2.... were the best ,a dn btw im 14 so I think I was like 7 or 8 when I played it.

Installing DOOM on my 486sx under my parents noses. They thought the game was the absolute devil.

Other than that, Hero's Quest 1, King's Quest 5, and SkiFree :D

Caesar 3.

Installing DOOM on my 486sx under my parents noses. They thought the game was the absolute devil.

Other than that, Hero's Quest 1, King's Quest 5, and SkiFree :D

dos4gw82

hahahah i remember doom was scary to me back then!

Duke Nukem 1 & 2, as well as 3D.

And other Apogee games like Terminal Velocity, Raptor and Wacky Wheels.

Wolfenstein 3D. I remember my dad bringing it home, actually hiding it from my mom, and showing me the box all conspirator-like in the back room. I couldn't have been more than 8-9 years old, lol.jedinat

lulz the things dads go through to let their kids be gamers XD. I remember my dad brought home resident evil 2 and it was the most insane intense thing ever. i was to scared to play, so all i did was read the strategy guide to him as he played lmaoo

well i was 8 when i played it but star wars: the phantom menace

i loved that game

i still love it

really simple button mashing and its soo fun

My best childhood memory games are Super Mario Bros on mygameboy and Sonic on my Megadrive!! Oh fantastic! Still good! :)

StarCraft
Duke Nukem 3d
Myst/Riven
Diablo
Monkey Islands
Abe's Oddyssey
Death Rally
Half Life
Zork
Heavy Gear
MDK
Broken Sword

Installing DOOM on my 486sx under my parents noses. They thought the game was the absolute devil.

Other than that, Hero's Quest 1, King's Quest 5, and SkiFree :D

dos4gw82

Yay! Someone who's probably in the same generation as I am! I was beginning to feel kinda old by just reading the other posts.I mean was in High School already when I was playing Shogun: Total War.

King's Quest 1 is one of my most memorable childhood games along with Bard's Tale 1, Ultima IV, Leisure Suit Larry 1, Sim City and later on Monkey Island 1!

WING COMMANDER: PRIVATEER!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Last Ninja (1987) and Might and Magic 1 (1986) for the C64.

Doom, Quake, Earthworm Jim, Day of the Tentacle, Descent, Blackthorne. Duke Nukem, Diablo, NFS 1 and 2, Wolfenstein, Lemmings, Red Alert, Crusader No Regret, Crusader No Remorse, Prince of Persia and a few others.

The Last Ninja (1987) and Might and Magic 1 (1986) for the C64.

Delius

Mixed-Up Mother Goose. I always felt lost and immersed in its world and enjoyed meeting new characters, hearing the songs, and completing the game. That game had something magical about it that I rarely find in games today. Granted, it was a game for children, but as a kid it definitely toyed with my imagination and showed me just how immersive "adventure" games can be.

Warcraft 2 is another game that I had a lot of great memories with. I remember purchasing the "B.Net Edition" and going online, only to continuously be curb-stomped every time I tried to compete with veteran players. Regardless, I can't shake the musical toons or voice-overs out of my head and the game was always fun, even if it didn't have tons of depth and the factions weren't actually diverse.

I'm going to show my age but when i was child i would go round my next door neighbours and play Space Invaders, Pac-Man and my ultimate favourite, Warlords, on his Atari VGC 2600...

Wolf 3d, Duke Nukem 3d, DOOM II and later Mafia....wow great times!

I started gaming on the NES

Contra

Double Dragon

Battle Toads

The first game i ever played was Lego Racers,i couldnt get off it,i guess that showed very early,that i could easily get addicted to any game :)

Then i played A LOT of sega games,and then,i moved on to PC gaming,that was it,i got my first PC when i was 8,and i think the first games i installed were AoE (Age of Empires) and MiB (Men in Black,a action puzzle game).

Those were the first games i recall of playing,good times,good times!

earlyest i suppose was mannic miner, hunchback, transam, codename mat,jetpack willy, PSsstand fire lord on the zx speccy, we had hundreds of games for that tho,

earlyest pc games i played were kilo blaster, haloween harry, riptide, moving onto doom, commanderkeen, descent,dark reign,and tomb rader, when pc's got a bit more powerfull.

You mean Jet Set Willy... Manic Miner was better though.

Just typed out the first games that came to memory :P Pool of Radiance Stronghold Dark Legions One Must Fall Al Qaddim Darksun Rise of the Triad Doom I & II Blackthorne Final Fantasy Dragon Warrion Shinning Force Shadowrun Magic Carpet Big Red Racing 4D boxing Quarantine Master Blasterdnuggs40

Stronghold was awesome :)

Doom

Quake

Duke Nukem 3D

Shadow Warrior

Blood

Wolfenstein 3D

Carmageddon

memories of so much fun!!!!!!

Jazz & Jackrabbit 2
Heroes 3 of Might and Magic: Shadow of Death
Starcraft
Lost Vikings
Half-Life
F1 1999

....and much,much more good childhood memories.. :D

I used to play Commander Keen when I was a kid (about 3 or 4) and then moved on to play pretty much everything else by Apogee. Those were extremely good times!

lego island

and the amazing free roam lego island 2!

and lego racers

thats all I played when I was little

King's Quest series and the original Prince of Persia!

God I remember that 1-hour time limit from POP, and you had to be able to count and read fast because there were parts of the game where you had to look for the first letter of a word in the manual hahaha old school copy protection!

doom, pajama sam, and others I don't remember :D

Chips Challenge was my PC gaming childhood