Old games to play now
Here I propose to recommend and discuss those old toys that, in your opinion, are not just worthy of being included in all sorts of tops of the "most important", "best", etc. - but they are really capable of attracting the player and keeping the gamer's attention even against the background of the current hits, that is, what is called "playable" in full measure even now.[img] http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/7735/mystisland.jpg [/ img]
There are some pitfalls here: recommending the well-known, if not everyone, then at least many bearded classics is not something that is possible - very even necessary, but the main thing is to separate just iconic toys and those that the average modern gamer will be able to digest at the same time - in this topic, it is the latter that interests.
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For example, if the third super mario bros is more or less played today, then I would not dare to offer, in all seriousness, as an alternative to the current adventure games Zelda 2, although both games are to a certain extent significant.
I hope the essence is clear, and I read with pleasure what of the old, in the opinion of the comrades, is suitable for many hours (and if not many hours, then at least intoxicated) zadrotrovaniya even in the times of the Anchartids and Krayzis.
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Inspired by topics devoted to Meyer's opinion on the development of gaming technology and the debate about whether games of the 90s are better than the current ones. [size = 5] I propose to set the time limit at the 95th year level (back - even before pong): the beginning of the era of ps and ubiquitous three-dimensionalization. [/ size] Modified on September 28, 2012 by Lyusik
[b] NHL 2K2 [/ b] on Dreamcast - how much time did I kill for it, it's just something outrageous. Modified on September 5, 2012 by Leama
Yes, I agree to dreamcast myself, I killed a lot of time. There were a lot of hit games there!
The smartest Spider-Man game ... 
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Damn, nostalgia.
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Well, yes, subtle humor with vg
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At one time I could not move away from it.
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By the way, yes. The game is just super, and what was the design ...
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I would recommend trying to play as many games of that time as possible ...
I understand that everyone has different tastes and genre preferences, and the memories of the games, those who played before, have their own ..
Someone loved Diablo, someone could not stand it.
And all from the fact that at a certain moment in life someone managed to catch this or that toy, and she either greatly impressed him and acquired a meaning for him, or, on the contrary, not at all.
A matter of taste and a purely psychological factor.
I have my favorites out of 90 when I was still playing on consoles - Metal Gear Solid is one of them.
For me, this game was the deepest and most detailed .. and it was objective, because out of what I had passed at that time, I could not put a single project in line with MGS. He was just a pillar.
Now I, being still a big fan of the MGS universe, calmly admit that in 2012 the game is outdated.
And for new players, it can be both an interesting discovery and a disappointment. It's pretty unpredictable.
But it's definitely worth a try, whatever.
About four years ago, I got carried away with emulation and discovered .. Snatcher, Xenogears, Shadowrun, Blackthorn, Parasite Eve 1.
All are not new games, and I could not think that they would later become one of my favorites.
Just tried it. I got carried away.
This is what I recommend to everyone who has free time.
In addition, this is a good insight into history, you can follow how the industry developed and develops. To be honest, I am still amazed at how huge steps we are moving into the future. I don't know if the new generation of players is aware of this. And it is also striking how many games there are in the past that are REALLY ahead of their time and .. Unique in their own way.
Black & White 1 for example.
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Sam and Max Hit the Road. An ingenious quest, as for me, is the best of all, created by Lucas Arts. The modern sequel is pretty good too.
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The most awesome Spider-Man game ...
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Damn, nostalgia.
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The first game was nothing worse. And yes, as for me, these two parts are the best games about spider-man. One soundtrack is worth it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiYSmiJQnOg
to develop sound ideas of this wonderful game
[b] [member = Shibito] [/ b] so King Kong isn't it? Only without physics.
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huh, well, I definitely went beyond the time frame without carefully reading the essence of the thread))
Amiga)
That's certainly an excursion into history)
Thanks for the tip, there were really a lot of cool things on the Amiga.
But judging by this video, I missed a lot ...
Cool. It's just awesome.
castlevania: symphony of the night
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to be honest, it's already a little annoying: this topic is not about mgs-ah or half-life - whether they are at least three times great games. but no one seems to read the first post - not even its last lines in bold. must be placed in the topic title Modified on September 27, 2012 by Di
[member = Di], write in full how you want the topic to be called. And then scraps come to ICQ and it's not clear.
Recently, with great pleasure, I replayed the Streets of Range 3, terminator 2 on the shoga.
By the way, I recommend genesis poltergeist. The best EVA ghost game.
Also now I plan to replay Batman Foreva and Doom Troopers.
And of course, for fans of wargames, Genghis Khan 2 and the operation of Europe on the same shoga are eternal.
I recommend Dream Master if you are not familiar with him yet. Timeless platformer.
[b] [member = Valtron] [/ b] good luck with Doom Troopers, still remember this hardcore, especially minefield 
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I haven't read the whole thread, but now I'm playing this masterpiece and I advise everyone
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and also
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