What is your childhood video game?

[AricAttack]

Mine was A Link to the Past (SNES). It was the game that got me into the whole LoZ series. I was young, so I got stuck at times but received help from family (those tricky puzzles can be difficult). I still enjoyed it though, and was pretty much glued to it most of the time. I was happy to relive this awesome game when it was ported to the GBA, it contains many hours of gameplay to get through.

I also loved playing the legend of Zelda the minish cap

 

[Robbie]

My first or the childhood game was NFS: Most Wanted. I still remember the time when my brother and I would race and he would lose on purpose to make my happy. I had almost twice the bounty required to beat the last boss. I still remember driving the Mustang GT on the main highway with no modification with level5 police and my brother was like wth?

We also used to have NFS: Carbon which my brother would never let me play bcz I was really small Before going to Bombay (Present Mumbai), he gave me the PS2 and both NFS's. I still play it sometimes for the memories and experience the wall of nostalgic feelings

 

[PersonSP]

None, really. I was always more into books and I got my DS Light when I was around 10 years old. I only recently started playing less casual. The first games I got were stuff like Fashion Boutique (or something like that) Nintendogs, and all sorts of other casual games. I think the thing that really got me into gaming was my first pokémon game, pokémon HeartGold. After that came Mario and Luigi; Bowsers inside story and from that game on I started to get into the world of games.

 

[MercuryBitt]

Aww man I would have to say there were quite a few Sega Genesis titles that take that prize. Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 are up there, with Streets of Rage 2 (one of my favorites of all time), Ecco the Dolphin (super hard but I liked dolphins a lot as a kid), Columns, and Golden Axe (I freaking love riding the dragons).

 

[Mr.Panda]

For me i'd say Sonic's Aventure 2 and Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 on the Sega Dreamcast.
I grew up with the Dreamcast. and it has set many standards for me, that i consider every time i'm out either trying a new game or buying one.

 

[3823]

Pokemon was a big part of my childhood. I love the aspect of exploring and rpgs so I loved Pokemon. I've gotten every Pokemon game that has came out since the GBA. I just started playing competitively recently in 6th gen, but I think I love Pokemon in general because it's very nostalgic and it brings back memories.

 

[GamerGoldFish]

One of my childhood games would have to be Sonic the Hedgehog 3; attempting to get past world four with the stupid Spinny things... I learned how to rage quit at a very young age.
Another one of my childhood games would be Sonic Heroes for the Playstation 2. This game was so fun... But apparently we had a defective disc and it froze up... All the time... One again, I learned how to rage quit at a very young age.

 

[Dargsidan]

My childhood videogame is probably Pokemon. Those games give me so many memories. I loved the battling. I loved battling gym leaders, my cousins, family, and online. I loved collecting gym badges. I also loved trading in the pokemon games. I got many legendary pokemon. I also loved battling trainers in the game.

 

[Mira]

My childhood game is Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I remembered first playing it when l was 6. The character l first selected was Kirby. I didn't know who he was, I just thought he was cute. Eventually l fell in love with the game. Plus l had great matches and fun times with my brother. Instead of actually fighting we roleplay sometimes. We gave them a voice and everything. It was funny.

You wanna know something funny? All those years I played Brawl, I never noticed the Online option, until I turned 12. Lol.

 

[Dragon Lord]

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Hated by pretty much every Final Fantasy fan out there. It will always be one of my favorite games because of how much I played it as a child.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Donkey Kong Country/DKC2 are also up there for me.

 

[TheUltimateC]

i guesse i have played the most pokemon crystal, but still, my parents almost never lett me play, which makes super mario, mickey mouse racing usa, on the N64 both games i could play and my grandparents.

 

[npc356]

SMBros
My siblings, even my neighbors usually play this game via controller pass.
If someone dies, the controller is passed to next player.
A nostalgic memory.
Remembered the busted button or chipped controller port on your NES system?
Hahaha.

 

[Scyence]

A lot of Pokemon and Mario Party has shaped me up (even though I had no friends to play with ;-; ) Pokemon is probably what I spent about 80% of my childhood though. Those really were the days though, and I remember everyone telling me I was getting stupid off of those things, but I still loved them!

 

[codyplays]

Ape escape 3 for the ps2
Pokemon mystery dungeon
Ae is a open word game where you catch monkeys with hats that make them really intelligent and prevent from taking over the world ( it's cooler than it sounds!)
Pokemon mystery dungeon is a spinoff title and was under appreciated in my opinion. It had a darker story than the average pokemon game ( explorers of darkness was awsome too) involves you a human being turned into a pokemon and playing your role in saving the world.

I would recommend both titles to anyone

 

[codyplays]

A lot of Pokemon and Mario Party has shaped me up (even though I had no friends to play with ;-; ) Pokemon is probably what I spent about 80% of my childhood though. Those really were the days though, and I remember everyone telling me I was getting stupid off of those things, but I still loved them!

Ya trust me I know how that feels

 

[TheYESDragon]

Super Mario World, Pokemon Platinum, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Spirit Caller, Star Wars Battlefront and The Simpsons: Hit and Run were basically my childhood... ahh, I miss good licensed games.

 

[GerudoWarrior]

My childhood video games were on my 2 first consoles (PS2 and Gba). On the PS2 I really loved playing Sly 2 and 3. I still find myself on youtube listening to the soundtrack in those games. On the Gba, I played Mario bros 3 and Pokemon mystery dungeon red rescue team, and I love them both.