Hello With Making acount on this great website I rember the great times with my Video Games so I will go first one of my best memories was playing X-men VS. Street Fighter on my Playstaion on those warm summer Saturday nights of 1999 when I was 9 while finishing off A nice Buffy Rerun I would go to the Game TV and enjoy endless fights having fun drinking pop and oking down Popcorn Great Memories. So anyways if you would like to post you fun memories playing you're Video Games.

Some of my best memories in life are with my old videos games. Here's only a handful...

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Zelda

When I was little, running about Hyrule field all care free like. The music in the market place was such a happy tune, and the Lost Woods I found really mysterious and wierd. Also, I have a lot of good memories with the Forest Temple.

Super Mario 64

The first time I scaled Bomb-Omb's Mountain was such a good feeling. This was my first 3D game and I'd never experienced anything like it. Sooo many memories with this, but I won't go into them all. ;)

Banjo-Kazooie

Excellent music, funny characters and superb levels. Had some good times with this one...

Pokemon Red

These were the days... my biggest concern back then was how much battery life I had left. Loved this game so much.

Super Mario World

This is the game I grew up with. It's a shame I've run out of writing steam otherwise I'd go on... ;)

I wish I could go back to those times... :(

Don't make games like they used to...

My favorites:
Super Mario
Duck Hunt
(I used to play both nintendo games with orange/gray gun)

Anyone remember this?

Oh yeah the NES ruled all.

NES sucked big time (apart from mario and duck hunt) the mega drive always was, currently is, and always will be, the ultimate retro console, i remember the great days of sonic 2, sonic 3, sonic and knuckles (which you could plug sonic2 and 3 into), teenage mutant hero turtles the hyperstone adventure, and the streets of rage series like it was just yesterday (actually it was yesterday as im one of those lucky people who never sold it to get a dirty playstation)

just think, the megadrive, with mega cd and 32x that i own, is better than the playstation by far (same power only practically no load times as games were on flash not cd, apart from the megacd games obviously) doom was the obvious comparison, available on ps and md32x, much better for sega

greatest game ever???? ill give you a hint, check out my user name.....











thats right, Tomcat Alley for mega CD, that game still beats most games for PC and xbox360

1.12 million
Stage 128
Galaga upright cab
Enfield Tenpin Bowling, Sydney Australia

Bowling was considered a "sport" back then and I opted not to play this day. I did however decide to throw 20 cents into the Galaga. Time went on and I was told we had to leave. I told the teacher to leave me and that I'll call my Mum (I was on a roll - I just couldn't leave). She said okay.

A couple of hours later I finished and was basking in the limelight of my triumph, and did call my Mum. Angry is not a strong enough word. Teacher was suspended, Mum was pissed but I felt great!

Playing the cocktail Qix at the local service station. They also had an upright Gyruss that was the shit!!

Good times.

Only 1 more level to Uranus!

edit by mod: double-post, you should've edited this one further -_-"

Playing the cocktail Qix at the local service station. They also had an upright Gyruss that was the shit!!

Good times.

Only 1 more level to Uranus!

what no

there is no such game

Ahh memories. Sweet Sweet Memories.

I remember my first encounter with the Zelda Franchise. I was unfortunate not to be there from the beggining but I doubt that makes a difference. It all started back when I bought my first issue of Nintendo Power back in september 1996( I know, I'm a late bloomer) Back in my childhood my mother was incharge of the games and I was along for the ride( Isn't that how we all were?)

Well anyways I have only had experience with games like Mario, Sonic and whatever else my father had. Well I hapened upon a game called Ocarina of Time. Something inside of me made me want it. And I'm glad I got it. And since then I have gone off to play every Zelda game( Excluding of coarse the Phillips CD-i games.)

Anyways I asked my Grandmother to get it for me for Christmas and when Christmas came my Grandma( Before I opened my gift) said that she was sorry but she couldn't find the game I wanted. But when I opened it there it was. I was soooo happy.

My first experience with Final Fantasy was also as of late.( And ironically also during Christmas time) One day I'm over at my cousins house and I see that he's playing a rather interesting game. Unlike anything I have ever seen. It was Final Fantasy 7. It was then that I discoverd true story-telling. I just had to have it but I ddin't have a PS1. But then about a month later my mom got off the phone with my dad and she said that at work( He works at a casino were people sell things) he had bought a used PS1. I instantly asked my mom if I could buy a game for it. I went onto Amazon.com and ordered it for Christmas. It came just in time and I immediately delved into it.

ahh playing pokemon red on my gameboy pocket for hours on end. Everywhere i went that thing went with me.

Sonic 1 holds a special place in my heart, not just for the blisteringly fast gameplay but also for the music. Right now I'm listening to a piano rendering of the music in Sonic 1. The pianist is playing the music in the Special Zone slowly enough to tug at my heart in a pang of nostalgia. And Star Light Zone. Oh, it makes me long for the days of when I was 10 and playing it with my cousins on the Sega Genesis. Those songs represented an acquiescence of change with a longing for the old times.

Castlevania II for the NES. Friday nights to my fourth-grade self meant racing to the nearest church to refill my life before the clock struck 6PM. "What a horrible night to have a curse," indeed. I will admit that the clues were damned frustrating to think through, though that's on part of the translation. There's only so much space in those little boxes to convey tips through.

Wow you guys make me feel old now.

I remember when I was 4 in 1981 going to the arcade for the first time. On every Saturday afternoon, after I got finished watching Saturday Morning cartoons, I took like 10 dollars with me, went to the arcade, got tokens and spent hours on Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Galaga and more. I haven't been to an arcade in 15 years.

I got my Atari 2600 in 1982 for my fifth birthday and I played tons of great games (minus the porn games of course) but yet, I still went to the arcade every Saturday afternoon because, I don't know, I still liked playing arcade games.

1986, the year I turned nine, I got my NES, I spent like all night on SMB. That machine is still the bomb. I had tons of frustrating, fun, hilarious and embarrassing moments with my NES. The first game I beat was SMB. My friends and I had NES pizza parties every Friday night and we still do it today. I currently have 306 NES cartridges to date.

Now those are just some of my memories. I have more but I don't feel like posting them right now, so I'll stop.

Fave memory ???

Beating the Game...then getting bored with it..lol

so wut's going on?

i'll just leave...

In the first Mario Party, some of the games had you rapidly rotating the N64 analog stick. Because it's faster and less tiring than using your thumb, I used the palm of my hand instead. Not only did it turn the analog stick to dust, it eventually ripped a big piece of skin off my palm! I know many other people have had this same experience at one point in their life!

My favorite memories:

Seeing a video game for the first time. It was Space Invaders.

Watching my mom trying to play Tron at the video arcade. Poor lady!

When I was playing Pac-Man on the Atari2600 and having the game for some reason allow Pac-Man to run through walls briefly.

Playing Combat with my sister and laughing ourselves silly when we played the levels with the tanks whose bullets bounced off the walls. Hitting those impossible shots just was hilarious to us.

Beating Super Mario Brothers 2. I was happy that I no longer had a reason to play that game anymore.

Using an emulator for the first time.

You do that.

I remember my first system. It was an Atari 2600. Technically it was owned my my Grandmothers boyfriend but I was over so often that it felt like it was mine. Only thing was his game collection wasn't too good. He had the bad version of Pac-man( The one with dashes instead of dots) and the infamus ET game. I was too young to know what I was playing back then so I actually liked them. But ever since I got found a way to play them in recent times I have found that they are afwul. But still I hold some memories of that system.

Earthbound for the SNES! I also remember this as being around the same time that the blue album by Weezer came otu. Two of of my favorite things ever!