The Legend of Zelda - NES
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Warcraft 2
Super Mario Bros. - NES
Metal Great Solid
Wipeout 2097 (Wipeout XL), PSX, 1996
Spyro (series) Playstation 1998-2000
Metal Slug
Baldur's Gate, both 1 & 2 on PC (I prefer #1). I had to actively consider whether it had been at least 25 years it came out and...I feel super old now 😅.
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Edit: nevermind, this was already posted. I literally did a search on the page first and it didn't match for some reason.
I noticed that problem on mobile, it doesn't load all of the comments i don't think.
Duke Nukem 3D, PC
Pirates!
Warcraft 2 best Warcraft hands down
Final Fantasy 4, SNES.
(Still one of the best games I've ever played.)
Elite - BBC Micro Model B originally.
I’ll propose Age of Empires 1. That one is my childhood pretty much 😄
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Dance Dance Revolution.
(Do you feel old now?)
Fallout 2
X-COM: UFO Defense
Heroes of Might and Magic III, PC
IK+ (International Karate plus), Amiga, 1987
I missed System Shock 1 and 2 on release (I was 1 and 6 years old, respectively) but I've recently been playing the SS1 remake and, holy shit, this is an incredible game.
I think the original is held back by its UI but the actual game itself, which the remake pretty much preserves almost one to one, is incredibly solid even by modern standards. I've been super hooked on it and it's opened my eyes to an entire lineage of games that I've not paid attention to - System Shock 2, Deus Ex, and Prey are the big three that I have my eye on when I finish with SS1 Remake.
Commander Keen (series), PC