02-04-2018, 03:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-04-2018, 03:20 PM by Evil Yoshi Toes.)
@Snessy the duck I didn't have Superstar Saga, but I loved Partners in Time. Superstar Saga looks better, but unfortunately I've never played it. I do plan on getting it eventually though, and a GBA as I've sold the one I had as a child (actually I may have traded it in for a DS when those came out).
@FieryExplosion Oh yes, how could I forget Lego Star Wars? I had Lego Star Wars and the original trilogy on the gamecube. They were a great time. I also had the first Lego Indiana Jones which I loved because of my love for the movies, but it wasn't quite as fun as Lego Star Wars.
I too have fond memories of Brawl, especially in the story mode but also just in general. I think I'm more nostalgic for Melee because I was younger and it was one of the first games I played, but I have a lot of memories with Brawl as well.
I also loved Mario Party and still do. I think my favorite when I was younger was 5, though that's a bit of a blur since I only played at my friends' houses.
Here are a few a lot more games that slipped my mind:
Little Big Planet: How could I forget this one! This was the only PS3 game I really loved as a kid. The game is absolutely adorable and if you haven't played it you definitely should! I believe the online features have shut down so you can't play community levels anymore which sucks, but the main story is still worth the money and the level creation is simple but extremely powerful. I love how everything looks so crafty, like how you can see the ropes that hold the cardboard birds up and the bolts that rotate a character's arms and such. I have to get my brother to hook up his PS3 again so we can play it when I come home!
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: I'm not sure how I didn't remember to include this one at first. It was the Zelda game I've played most, and by now my brother and I have probably replayed it over 10 times from start to finish. I know it isn't technically the best Zelda game out there, but my nostalgia for it brings me back to it.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword: I was in late middle school when this game came out, but I remember playing it a lot with my brother and his friends. I still think it's one of the best Zelda games, despite the controls taking a while to adjust to. The story is beautiful, the style is very pretty despite the Wii's capabilities hindering it, and the characters are all so likable (except Fi). Groose is hilarious, Impa is a badass, and Link and Zelda's little awkward teen romance is adorable. I also love the atmosphere of the game, especially in Skyloft. The outfits the inhabitants wear and the design of the structures along with the peaceful music is so beautiful. I'd live there if I could.
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door: I'm surprised I forgot this one too. I actually didn't play it as a very young child for some reason. It would have been right up my alley. I first played it the summer after 8th grade (about 6 years ago? I'm bad at math) when I was moving houses. I remember playing it at night after packing up a ton of boxes in the daytime. Not much has to be said about how awesome this game is. My only regret is not playing it sooner.
Mario Golf (the Gamecube one): I played this at my grandma's house on her gamecube.... that's all I remember about it. I don't like golf games much.
Metroid Prime (esp. 2): Mostly watched my brother play the main story, but we played the multiplayer a lot with my cousins.
Wii Sports: Pretty much everybody who got a Wii as a kid though.
Mario Kart Double Dash and Mario Kart DS: DD was my main Mario Kart as a kid, but I also remember playing the DS Mario Kart with friends at school.
Here are some kind of obscure games that I used to love as a kid:
The Haunted Mansion: This game is bad, but it has some really nice enemy and environment designs. This is another game I played with my brother a lot, and we recently replayed it and had a blast, despite how poorly designed some aspects of the gameplay are.
Rampage: Total Destruction: Just replayed this one recently and it's bad, but I liked it. I think I only had it for a couple weeks because it was a rent from Blockbuster, but I was surprised upon playing it again how accurately I remembered everything.
Goblin Commander: Did anyone have this game? I liked it but it was also a blockbuster rental so I barely played it. Strangely, though, I've remembered it ever since and until a few days ago I couldn't recall the name. I luckily stumbled across it while searching for gamecube games online, and I'm tempted to buy it seeing how cheap it is on eBay.
Harry Potter 1-4 (gamecube): I liked these, especially the first three. I liked 4 because of the multiplayer though.
Spider-Man 2: I liked this one, but I mostly watched my brother play it.
Tony Hawk Underground: I played the multiplayer mostly and made lots of hot avatars in coconut bras...
Tak and the Power of Juju 2 The Staff of Dreams: Did anyone play this one?
Nicktoons Unite: Or this one?
@FieryExplosion Oh yes, how could I forget Lego Star Wars? I had Lego Star Wars and the original trilogy on the gamecube. They were a great time. I also had the first Lego Indiana Jones which I loved because of my love for the movies, but it wasn't quite as fun as Lego Star Wars.
I too have fond memories of Brawl, especially in the story mode but also just in general. I think I'm more nostalgic for Melee because I was younger and it was one of the first games I played, but I have a lot of memories with Brawl as well.
I also loved Mario Party and still do. I think my favorite when I was younger was 5, though that's a bit of a blur since I only played at my friends' houses.
Here are a few a lot more games that slipped my mind:
Little Big Planet: How could I forget this one! This was the only PS3 game I really loved as a kid. The game is absolutely adorable and if you haven't played it you definitely should! I believe the online features have shut down so you can't play community levels anymore which sucks, but the main story is still worth the money and the level creation is simple but extremely powerful. I love how everything looks so crafty, like how you can see the ropes that hold the cardboard birds up and the bolts that rotate a character's arms and such. I have to get my brother to hook up his PS3 again so we can play it when I come home!
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: I'm not sure how I didn't remember to include this one at first. It was the Zelda game I've played most, and by now my brother and I have probably replayed it over 10 times from start to finish. I know it isn't technically the best Zelda game out there, but my nostalgia for it brings me back to it.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword: I was in late middle school when this game came out, but I remember playing it a lot with my brother and his friends. I still think it's one of the best Zelda games, despite the controls taking a while to adjust to. The story is beautiful, the style is very pretty despite the Wii's capabilities hindering it, and the characters are all so likable (except Fi). Groose is hilarious, Impa is a badass, and Link and Zelda's little awkward teen romance is adorable. I also love the atmosphere of the game, especially in Skyloft. The outfits the inhabitants wear and the design of the structures along with the peaceful music is so beautiful. I'd live there if I could.
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door: I'm surprised I forgot this one too. I actually didn't play it as a very young child for some reason. It would have been right up my alley. I first played it the summer after 8th grade (about 6 years ago? I'm bad at math) when I was moving houses. I remember playing it at night after packing up a ton of boxes in the daytime. Not much has to be said about how awesome this game is. My only regret is not playing it sooner.
Mario Golf (the Gamecube one): I played this at my grandma's house on her gamecube.... that's all I remember about it. I don't like golf games much.
Metroid Prime (esp. 2): Mostly watched my brother play the main story, but we played the multiplayer a lot with my cousins.
Wii Sports: Pretty much everybody who got a Wii as a kid though.
Mario Kart Double Dash and Mario Kart DS: DD was my main Mario Kart as a kid, but I also remember playing the DS Mario Kart with friends at school.
Here are some kind of obscure games that I used to love as a kid:
The Haunted Mansion: This game is bad, but it has some really nice enemy and environment designs. This is another game I played with my brother a lot, and we recently replayed it and had a blast, despite how poorly designed some aspects of the gameplay are.
Rampage: Total Destruction: Just replayed this one recently and it's bad, but I liked it. I think I only had it for a couple weeks because it was a rent from Blockbuster, but I was surprised upon playing it again how accurately I remembered everything.
Goblin Commander: Did anyone have this game? I liked it but it was also a blockbuster rental so I barely played it. Strangely, though, I've remembered it ever since and until a few days ago I couldn't recall the name. I luckily stumbled across it while searching for gamecube games online, and I'm tempted to buy it seeing how cheap it is on eBay.
Harry Potter 1-4 (gamecube): I liked these, especially the first three. I liked 4 because of the multiplayer though.
Spider-Man 2: I liked this one, but I mostly watched my brother play it.
Tony Hawk Underground: I played the multiplayer mostly and made lots of hot avatars in coconut bras...
Tak and the Power of Juju 2 The Staff of Dreams: Did anyone play this one?
Nicktoons Unite: Or this one?