Prince of Persia on our Family PC (Intel 486).
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I have played this game more than I'd like to admit. It was difficult, but not impossible. Just an awesome game, and quite good for its time
Same. I donβt think 8 year old me got even past the first couple of levels but it sure didnβt stop me from trying.
As a little child I watched my father play Diablo. I was always allowed to chose the character he used. The first games I played were Titan Quest and Lego Star Wars, excluding some learning games.
Dune II
Pokemon Platinum
Surprised that I cant find it in the comments allready: Definitly Minecraft
Sid Meier's Pirates and Minecraft
Lemmings or Descent, I donβt remember.
Doom, played with my friends on the office computers via ipx networking.
Edit: totally forgot about my C64 and the shitload of games I played on it...
Super Mario Land on the Nintendo Gameboy, and Lemmings on PC/DOS.
Bubble Bobble on the C64 :)
Need for Speed Underground 2
Hell yeah. That and Colin McRae Rally 2.0 were my favorite race games back then.
Das schwarze Auge it means ~~Black~~ Dark Eye and is a Pen and Paper Roleplay.
Edit: corrected due to the correction right under me. thx
More like Dark Eye, as black eye usually means "ein blaues Auge haben".
Commander Keen in my early years. But the first game that really got me into 3D gaming was probably Acclaim's ShadowMan. It's still an absolute masterpiece. Great visuals, amazing storytelling...and that creepy soundtrack is just burned into my brain. Probably had some nightmares from that when I was a kid. π