No.948
>>947>Any other suggestions for older games I might not really remember I don't really play a lot of retro games, but I had a phase back in 2012 when I was 11 and I had just discovered emulators where I played a lot of GBA games. Some games you should definitely check out are "Mario vs. Donkey Kong", "The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past" and "Super Monkey Ball". I love the GBA, the games for it have a really comfy vibe to them
No.949
>>947Seconding Link to The Past, but also Link's Awakening and the Oracle games (seasons + ages). All incredible games in my opinion, and I think they aged a lot better than Ocarina and Majora's Mask.
No.950
I like the old Metroid games, and in particular really love Super Metroid. It's incredible for its atmosphere, the sound and graphics are still gorgeous despite the old hardware, and also has good gameplay and exploration. Plus as someone who's fascinated by game design and retrocomputing the way it's designed and programmed is also really neat. My favorite ones after that are Fusion and Zero Mission.
I also used to play a lot of emulated old Fire Emblem games and the F-Zero for the Gamecube, they're both pretty fun.
No.951
i remember i used to play sims 1 alot because i learned how to mod the game
No.969
>>947If you are interested in long-form RPGs at all I would highly recommend Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 (both made by Obsidian, who made FNV). Otherwise anything on the GOG store is awesome, much more curated and DRM free to boot.
No.1010
>>969Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale as well.
No.1071
SNES:
Seconding Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Super Mario World is a game that keeps me coming back every few years too.
PC:
Doom (the original) is great.
Myth (and it's sequels) were a slightly unique RTS game, with no base building.
Other:
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 is great. The re-release is easier due to combining 1 and 2 into one game, but captures the spirit.
Glider Pro (the mac os game) has a cell phone version and is one of my childhood favorites.
No.1249
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
No.1376
>>1302Interested in the official Diablo II Remaster?
No.2326
>>1376Diablo II: Resurrected seems to have more players than Diablo4. Haha.
No.2327
I love Morrowind. I have multiple characters with different classes and like, two in which I wasn't allowed to die once. I definitely recommend trying out Tamriel Rebuilt. It has a bunch of new quests and areas. I've been playing Burnout 1 for the PS2. It's actually a very fun racing game that takes place on highways, so you have to avoid cars. I'm also recommending Starwars Battlefront II for the PS2. I loved that game so much. I would play it for hours after school to the point where I got legendary on all the medals. I have no idea how many hours I put into it. It's a StarWars video game where you play as a soldier trying to capture control points and killing other (usually AI) soldiers. The gameplay is really smooth, the battlegrounds are nice to look at still imo, and the narrator really adds flavor and charm to the game. Highly recommended. Finally, check out some of those Wii games you missed. Mario Galaxy I and II are great platformers, Mario Kart Wii still has an active playerbase and is seen as the GOAT of Mario Kart games (with tons of modded content too), and Smash Bros Wii has what most people would say is the best story in all of the Smash Bros games. So really, yea, a lot of the greatest titles / achievements are on the Wii. Also, I recommend the Wii sports games and Wii Resort because those are just plain fun.
No.2349
I will refuse to second a link to the past, but i do heartily second link's awakening, it's just about perfect in everything it wants to accomplish, and then follow with either ages if you love the puzzles or seasons if you love the combat.
for snes games, do you like puzzles? sutte hakkun is one of my favorites on both snes and gameboy, mario's picross too. but it has a whole bunch of other games worth trying like, and i'm not kidding, super noah's ark 3d. not even making that up it actually has its own level design that feels distinct from doom.
for gameboy i'm the only person on earth who enjoys metroid 2 so i'll just stick to recommending trip world, tetris plus or the wario land series. super mario land 2 is pretty alright if a bit short. Shantae is also a pretty fun platformer. And some of the weird titles might even surprise you, like Terrifying 9/11 which is a surprisingly competent bootleg metal slug port.
cant say much about the nes besides the obvious suspects like the 5 mario games and their endless spinoffs. tetris 2 + bombliss is good fun, feels great and will be a good time. if you like RPGs check out Lagrange Point, you won't hear any other nes game with a soundtrack as good as it, and there's dragon quest too.
i could probably go on for a good while for sega consoles and other stuff but these alone will keep you busy for a good while. but ill just slide in both jet set radio and jet set radio future. those games are all time favorites of mine.
No.2359
I'm playing Morrowind now. It's fun, reminds me of Gothic.
