Remember the good old days....

You go to the shops and buy:

Nintendo 64



GoldenEye

Mario Kart 64






Then you ring your:




Then you ring up 0800 83 83 83 and order:

X10


Then...... PARTY!!!

kindness

Edited at 10:12 Wed 22/10/08 (BST)

Great game.

Ocarina of Time, in my opinion, is much better

mine is probably fifa 08 because im a huge football fan and the graphics, gameplay and pretty much everything is really good!

fifa 09 and tiger woods 09 on ps3 wiked online action

That game was brilliant! I loved it, the levels, the people, the bad guys, the way they died, it was just fantastic

I still have my N64 in case I ever want to play Goldeneye again

Streets of Rage on the sega megadrive!!!!!

lol look how big Pierce Brosnan's (Bonds) mouth looks, I remember someone showing me that and saying "prepare to never to be able to look at this box the same again"

LMFAO!!!!

I like the:







and the:




Edited at 16:43 Sun 9/11/08 (GMT)

either pes or saints row for the xbox 360

I did say Manic Miner earlier on this thread, but I have to say that while it's definitely in my top 3, its not the best i ever played, that would be this :



Had to save up for the 16k RAM upgrade to be able to play it, and it was awesome!

The very fact it's still in production (though slightly updated!) has to say something for how awesome it is.

Edit - Just thinking - that 16k RAM pack was £49.99, back in 1984. That would be over £100 now, which works out at £6.25 per Kilobyte. So by those prices the 512Mb thats common on graphics cards now would cost £3,276,800

Wow!

Edited at 20:28 Sun 9/11/08 (GMT)

Yeh I had that game too - played for hours on it!! Seem to remember you only had 4 leagues of 16 english teams and a handful of non league ones for the FA Cup. Players had made up names but you could edit everything to your hearts content lol

Truly awesome indeed!!

The first flight simulator on the zx81 was great too bearing in mind the limitations of the machine!!

another fave was Heathrow Air Traffic Control on the Commodore 64

Edited at 20:18 Sun 9/11/08 (GMT)

Yep, the whole thing was fully customisable, so you could have your own local team trying for the FA cup, which may seem silly now but was radical at the time!

Found an advert with the feature list here too :

lmao its all coming back

I think you were limited to names of a max 8 letters or so for the players and teams - it was amazing how many times Jersey won the league and cup lol

And they had a team of european star players French and Danes from the 1984 European Championship playing for them - and all before the days that the real life premier league got overtaken by foreign players!

Truly a game ahead of its time

Edited at 20:52 Sun 9/11/08 (GMT)

Still has to be alex bomberman for me....






Edited at 07:37 Mon 10/11/08 (GMT)

I can remember how fresh and advanced the Sega Megadrive games seemed to be at the time - NHL93 Hockey, Desert Strike, Jungle Strike and some really good puzzle adventure games starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck lol

Oh for those days where the controller only had a direction pad and then 3 buttons (A B & C) - theres far too many buttons, triggers, toggles, joysticks and everything else on them nowadays

Tom clancy End War

I would tell everyone to buy this game..Command and Counquer tiberium wars kicked butt but this game has me hooked!!

I completely agree. Majora's Mask was good too, but I hated the time limit. The only thing that kept it interesting was how certain events only happened at certain times.

Edited at 05:11 Sun 16/11/08 (GMT)

Fallout 3 is my fave but before that it had to be Goldeneye. Played on multiplayer for hours.