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I've been playing Ocarina of Time (1998) for the first time and am struck by how PATIENT people had to be for video games. Love those nintendo 64 graphics though. It's also way kookier than I expected!

What are some of your favourite 20+ year old games?

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Dani Jones

Final Fantasy III (which is actually #6) will always be my favorite! Secret of Mana and Chrono Trigger are up there as well!

Moshe Laramee-Gonzalez

don’t know if it’s old enough but I used to be OBSESSED with Mario sunshine on the Nintendo cube, and there was a wario game for the gameboy that I can’t remember it’s name, but I remember playing that for hours and hours

Minzoku Bokumetsu

I was gonna laugh and say Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee but... it IS 20 years old now isn't it D=

Hiro P

Thank you for making this, i feel absolved for all the intimately emotional art i never took time to appreciate...

Beth W

This is great, I’ll have to show this to my husband. Final Fantasy Tactics is infinitely interesting.

Grace T Langman

Secret of Mana and Chrono Trigger are up there for me as well! (As well as the FF's on the SNES). My siblings and I recently replayed Secret of Mana together on the Nintendo Switch to relive that 90's nostalgia.

Kevin Vognar

Earthbound is an all-time favorite for me! I think it really showed how games could stretch a little outside the typical adventure story.

Lori Stokes

lol! Try guiding your 5 year-old through Club Penguin ca 2005

Richard Frangiamore

Gotta go with Panzer Dragoon Saga for the Saturn. 4 discs! It introduced me to what an RPG could be. (I missed out on Chrono Trigger, etc)

Richard Frangiamore

Runners up: Turtles In Time (SNES), Skies of Arcadia (DC), and Bonk's Revenge (TG16).

Keiran Tross

I just realised Morrowind is 20 years old next month! Insane. One of my favourite games of all time.

Orn Pauldorf

always gonna have a soft spot for Bronkie the Asthmatic Dinosaur (SNES), and Out to Lunch (also SNES)

Steve

We were big fans of Tombi (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomba!) and, of course, Fallout (both late 90s) . But then I also really enjoyed Wizardry (1981) which I used to play on the college's Apple I at night when I was a boarder.

Kevin Bella

The early Ecco the Dolphin series on Sega Genesis and Game Gear still stand out as some of my very favorites ever.