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Battle Realms <3

And I hope there will be BR2: LotL.

k I'll just count everything from 0-9 as my childhood


Pokemon Emerald
Mario Kart 64
Super Mario 64
Two Crash Bandicoot games, but I forgot their exact name and I'm too lazy to look
Lylat Wars
Super Mario Sunshine
Zoo Tycoon
Yoshi's Story (<3)
Mario Party 1/2/4
Spyro: Season of Ice (</3)
World Of Warcraft (...)
Diablo II
LoZ: Oracle of seasons
Frogger
Bomberman 64
Two bomberman games for GBA but I lost one and forgot where the other one is
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
Simon the Sorcerer

wish the list was longer

Freddi Fish and Luther's Maze Madness! It was essentially a Pac-Man clone, but fancied up with large levels, imaginative bonuses and hazards, and silly animations. It was also really friggin' hard on the later levels if you weren't using Junior Helper (unlimited lives and bubble shots). AND THE MUSIC, THE MUSIC, THE MUUUUUUUUSIC! There was even a level designer, which as a kid was mind-blowing even if it couldn't do half the stuff that was in the regular levels. I think this was my favorite childhood video game, and even today it still has nearly everything I love about games.

aaaaaaaaah, so much N64 childhood memories, I love it :3

pretty much almost every single one of them were mentioned (except for a few exceptions like Ms. Pacman Maze Madness, 1080 Snowboarding, etc.). Also, Mario Kart 64 I probably played the most. I eventually got so godlike at the game I decimated anybody I faced getting 1-2 minutes ahead of them (except for my dad, he nearly had my skill level somehow at the time). I still seem to retain some of that skill, but I haven't played in a while. I should play it again. :3

But holy ♥♥♥♥ the biggest game I grew up with was Kirby Air Ride. The game design is simple and nearly flawless (except I really wish they had another button or something for quick spinning instead of side to side). And yet even with really simple controls there are so many possibilities and strategies with the vehicles that you can use. I LOOOOVE IT <3

city trial was the ♥♥♥♥ also, I remember just fooling around the city with three other people, namely one of my nicer baby sitters :3

Final Fantasy 4-6 (5 is pretty good, don't see why it's so underlooked...)
Dragon Quest 1,2,5,6 (Why is it so underrated?)
Super Mario World
Super Metroid (A FREAKING LOT)
Secret of Mana
Bomberman 3 and 5 (mainly 5)
Donkey Kong Country 1 and 2
Chrono Trigger

Before you ask me, yes, I own an SNES.

you lucky butt

I got to play and almost own everything but an SNES :c

Let's see... the first non-educational video games I played were Pac-Man, Galaxian, Dig-Dug, and Pole Position which were installed on my old desktop that died a horrible death over a decade ago. I also got my first GBA around that time(which was pink), and the game I bought for it was the Pac Man Collection. Then I got a GameCube, and the game that came with it was Super Mario Sunshine. I had a blast with it, and while I don't think it has aged that well, I still think it's a good game.

Oh, Rayman 2 and 3; Rayman 2 only borrowed, and played for a short while, but what I did play was amazing. Rayman 3 was the one I've owned and I've yet to beat it, cause I stopped at the final boss as a kid. No idea why, but I've never picked it up again.

Well, I never had an n64 when I was younger, so my first videogame ever was Donkey Kong Country. I later played SMB3 on Mario Allstars, and DKC2. Around Kindergarten, I got a GBA with Yoshi's Island, Pokemon Ruby, and Pokemon Crystal. I also had plenty more games for it. Around 2nd grade, I got a Gamecube with Metroid Prime, Mariokart Double Dash, Mario Sunshine, Zelda 4 swords Adventures, Paper Mario TTYD, all 4 Mario parties for Gamecube, and more.

Well, during the course of my childhood I was kind of poor, to put it bluntly, so I didn't have too much to play. But what I did have left a lasting impression on my views of gaming.

Spyro: Riptos Rage
Pokemon Puzzle League
Pokemon Gold
Everquest II