there’s so many.
Street Fighter 2: WW
Suikoden 1
Ninja Gaiden arcade version and the first 2 NES versions
Resident Evil 1 and 2
Samurai Shodown
Zelda: A Link to the Past
Silent Hill 1 and 2. especially 2.
and the list would go on and on. i miss those days.
It’s which game’s ‘golden era’ do you want back. Not 'name a bunch of turbo grafix games’a thread.
Dicks. I want MAG back.
@crucades nah, I kinda jumped ship a little bit before the end. It was just getting to the point where it wasn’t worth waiting for the Domination queue to fill up… My clan wooped ass, even though I think I kinda joined it in a talent lull, we murked people.
This isn’t about listing games that are from a “golden age” (which will inevitably be just a list of games each poster grew up with, because everyone likes to believe that their childhood had the highest-quality media). This is about listing games that created their own personal golden ages. He’s saying there was a period of time in which playing that game was at its most fun, and people getting into the games now or returning to them won’t have as enjoyable an experience.
He means the golden age of a particular game, like how I said TF2 in the beginning and then with patches got worse over time after a while. Or people who have nostalgia for expansion X for MMO Y, not the golden age of gaming as a whole.
The ones that stick to me the most are multi-player games such as Diablo II and Unreal 2K4. My friends and I played the hell out of Lord of Desctruction.
Yeah, like few users mentioned, it’s about game’s specific “golden age”. I can’t change my date of birth, therefore I couldn’t witness Atari’s glory days or Mega Man’s birth.
And yes, CoD 2 is only almost 10 years old but its multiplayer nowadays is completely dead, therefore there’s no difference whether it was released 10 or 25 years ago.
@hecatombz Well me and my friends had a evening when we just tried to beat classics like Ninja Gaiden etc. on NES. It’s not always about age, if you are enough passionate and curious as a gamer.
that’s the point some us are making. A lot of the games you mentioned are still very much in their “golden age”. Borderlands is still all the rage, and a series that’s in its prime and going strong. Team Fortress 2 is still played pretty regularly last I checked. When one says “golden age” most think of something that was at its best at a certain period of time before falling off. I’ll actually agree with ya about the COD4, but games like Borderlands are still very much in their “golden years”
I know it’s not what the thread is intended for. I’m just really salty that we’re getting HD remakes of fucking 3 year old games and there’s still no room for these amazing classic franchises today.