Old Classics

[Dubs420]

What games come to mind when you think about old classic PC games. I remember the likes of Quake, which was a really interesting game and pretty cool FPS for the year it was out. I also enjoyed Unreal Tournament as a kid. I remember receiving the demo of this game when I got my first ever PC and it was quite addicting, so much so that I had to buy the full version. Of course The Sims comes to mind to when I think of old classic games. I used to spend hours designing both the characters and the houses for them to live in, so much time, but so much fun! What games come to mind for you?

 

[Lokitns]

Hexen & Quake, they were the first games I ever played VS other people, which was revolutionary to meat the time. And then BF1942 came out and I got to play with 63 other people at once. The game that got me into PC gaming though, was Police Quest, I played those games for days.

 

[TinkerBell]

OMG! I loved playing those old PC games! Just day other day I was complaining about how I miss playing games like Sam and Max, King's Quest, and Gold Rush. I miss exploring around the environments, and bursting my brains figuring out what to do next on my own. I remember when you had to collect stuff for power-ups. It was a really fun game!

 

[guitarhero]

For me it would have to be quake, I remember being only 6 or 7 and watching my uncle playing it on his works PC, all I can remember is the fact it was the first game I had seen that had attempted 3D and it just blew my mind (as before that I had only seen the likes of Sonic the Hedgehog and other 2D games on the sega megadrive.) I never actually played it as I was too much of a wuss but I could just sit for hours and watch my uncle play it.

 

[ozadin]

I never really played Quake, but some similar games like Doom I. I played Quake a few months ago, and I really like the game. It requires a really good hand-eye coordination, which I'm decent at. I might start playing it again since the game was really fun.

 

[Dubs420]

I never really played Quake, but some similar games like Doom I. I played Quake a few months ago, and I really like the game. It requires a really good hand-eye coordination, which I'm decent at. I might start playing it again since the game was really fun.

Doom is one I forgot to mention actually, that too was an excellent game, I remember spending hours completing it but it was worth it because at the time I thought the graphics were excellent, and it was also really fun to play through it.