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What was your favorite video game as a kid?
Posted by Life of Dad on Friday, February 10, 2017
Skip Jenkins: Tough question! On Xbox360 it was Ghost Recon. I can also remember NHL 94, Road Rash on Sega Genesis being go-tos, for sure. Back in the Intellevision days it was Baseball and Night Stalker. When it comes to mobile gaming, platforms like UFABET เข้าสู่ระบบและเริ่มชนะ offer a whole new world of entertainment on the go. Exploring a trusted situs toto slot can also add variety by bringing classic excitement into a modern, mobile-friendly gaming experience.
Samuel Vanderwood: For the PC: Descent. It was the only video game our dad ever really played with us and for that it will always be a favourite. I also largely enjoyed the tycoon type games (mainly transport tycoon). For NES it was Super Mario Bros 3.
Thomas David Connelly: So so many to name. Alex Kidd got me into gaming. Spent most of my childhood on Crash Bandicoot and Destruction Derby 2. Met my wife and we past weeks on Need For Speed Most Wanted but since our first child arrived the consoles have been gathering dust.
Aaron Scowcroft: Absolute favorite, it had to be Goldeneye with a sheet taped over the middle of the TV so my brother couldn’t watch my screen.
Shawn Long: I have been a gamer since age 10 but the two games that grabbed me were Zelda and Kung Fu. Those two I played nonstop.
Frankie Whitmire: Legend of Zelda – Link to the Past. Possibly one of my most treasured games that I will ever play. Followed, closely, by Super Metroid.
Corey Lewis: Super Mario Brothers 3 was my first game. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is the one that fueled my interest in games and will forever be my favorite, as I really love games and even Casino games in the mega888 malaysia site online.
Kara Lin: There was a space game for the Commodore 64 called Uridium. Took ages to load but we loved it. It’s fascinating how technology has evolved since then. Speaking of advancements, Enshrouded server hosting can provide a seamless and reliable environment with enhanced performance.
Art Eddy: Tecmo Bowl, Mortal Kombat 2, Mario Kart, Golden Eye, NFL Blitz and NBA Jam.
Iean Mergal: Adventure Island! Gosh, it is really the best. It brought out my special skills of how to survive alone with just using a skateboard. Woooooh!!!
Sam Richardson: Duck Hunt! Though it made me want to shoot that laughing dog more than anything in the world!!!!
Craig Richardson: Dizzy series on the Spectrum and then Speedball 2 on the PlayStation! But I’m showing my age a bit!
TJ Thibeault: WWF Royal Rumble or pretty much any wrestling game that came out from the time I was like 8 till the end of my teens then I got more into survival horror.
Jonathan Boyd: Street Fighter 2 Turbo.
Mick Green: Spy Hunter at the arcade.