Anyone else routinely go and dig up old games to play? Currently going through Call of Duty1, Fallout 2 and Homeworld. Oldies are goodies

I can play an Atari game for hours on end.

It's sad to think that 'old' games are from less than 5 years ago...

I feel old now.

If its this millennium, its not old

You're not old. The examples given were blasphemous. I have my Nintendo hooked up here in the office, so it gets regular play. I've never cared about graphics and fancy crap, its all about the fun of the game.

I hit Fallout Tactics and Fallout 2 earlier this week when I couldn't find the DVD for Mask of the Betrayer. Then I thought of BG/BG2/TotSC/ID/etc, they tend to dislike Vista though.

My Centurion came in today, so hopefully misplaced game CDs/DVDs are a thing of the past.

I've been thinking on pulling out Diablo 2 to play through with expansion, or Diablo 1 with Hellfire. I will pull out Starcraft/Warcraft to play sometimes.

We used to play Clue on the TV. Does that count?

I still play Neverwinter Nights.

It's not super old but for a game released in 2002 it still has quite a following.

I have that, and the Isaac Asimov Robots game which was similar.

Im playing Hitman Blood Money right now, does 2006 count as old? though Deus Ex is pretty old but I'll never get tired of playing that...

I'd play a jacks videogame!!

My girls would play Pitching Pennies if it was for Wii

X-Com: UFO Defense is my all time favorite oldie. I actually just started it back up a few weeks ago.

Emulating oldies: Rock N' Roll Racing, Super Dodgeball, Starfox, Metroids, Street Fighter Alpha 3

Final Fantasy Tactics (now on psp)

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (psp now as well)

and Counterstrike 1.6 once in a while.

Thief I and II. Also System Shock II.

I replayed Planescape-Torment and KOTOR 1
I am thinking of re-installing Icewind Dale 2 and Morrowind.

I got Morrowind and two expansions for the PC. Came with the huge book. Anyway, I kept exploring where I guess I shouldn't so ended up breaking some triggers in the game. I thought it was a huge place, but... having to go half way across the world on a simple delivery quest was kind of blah. I also ended up taking the dungeon/caves when I found them, then later got quests to get something from those caves, which either I already had and so it didn't work, or it didn't appear because I was already there.

I ended up giving the game to someone else. I liked Elder Scrolls, but Morrowind seemed a bit aimless.

I still play warcraft 3 / dota from time to time.

SNES Shadowrun. The throwback games top most of todays junk. Blow 60 dollars on a 1080p game that has cinema quality graphics and plays like shit.

got this on my iphone.


classics, yo.

Scorch(ed Earth) is fun to play on occasion. ( or Worms if you prefer)

I played these as an uberyoungster... Of course I had no idea what the fuck was going on... I just like the pretty lights and little beeps.



Then it was on to Arkanoid.


And I rocked this for a couple years on our XT until I'd beaten it on difficult with zero fuck-ups. Not an easy task.
The Duel: Test Drive II


Then my dad got me the Sega Genesis bundle with Sonic 2. I never bought any more. My love for gaming was dwindling.


And finally, a friend let me have his Playstation when he got an N64. Played Twisted Metal 2 in god-mode (L1/L2 + R1/R2 + Up-Down-Left-Right-Right-Left-Down-Up) for a few weeks until I'd divulged all its secrets.


Then I gave up. Haven't played a game seriously since. Thank God.

I always keep going back to Chrono Trigger. Such a great game.

Just finished Night Trap on the Sega last night.