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Pick Up Sticks

Some of the earlier systems I didn't get to play many of the classics because I was pretty young. But I played the hell out of all these games, and still play some of them:

Sega Master System : California Games
Genesis: Sonic, Qix, Jurassic Park(Sega CD)
Nintendo: Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Super Mario 3, Wild Gunman
SNES: Secret of Mana, Zelda, Super Mario, Legend of Gaia
N64: 007, Zelda (the first one)
PS1: Suikoden, FF7, FF Tactics**, Ehrgeiz, Dave Mirra BMX, Tomba
Dreamcast: Powerstone, Tokyo Extreme Racer, Tony Hawk
Xbox 360: Marvel vs Capcom

Computer: Ultima Online**, Wolf Team, League of Legends, D II/III, WoW, Minecraft

**Favorite games of all time (console and PC)

There were two James Bond games for the n64, TWINE and GoldenEye. I actually consider the world is not enough to be far superior to golden eye in just about every aspect of the game.

Actually I think it is better in every facet. Twine was better than golden eye.

GoldenEye.. I didn't even know there was a 2nd one.. I spent many hours fighting shooting friends. Facility and the Temple were my two favorite levels.

I forgot Minecraft on my list, whoops.

Golden eye has not aged well though but at the time it was awesome.

it's funny, i dislike Fps now but i loved Golden eye and playing Vs with friends back then, imo before online Fps became what they are now Golden eye was a glimpse of that and that was what made it great.

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California games was awesome and so was punch out, i recently downloaded Super punch out for the Snes and it's still fun and looks great.

So I pulled out my NES the other day. Excitebike is still one of the greatest games of alltime. I literally played it for an hour.

Wow dude i totally forgot about powerstone. That game was awesome

I play Excitebike the same way that I play Flappy Bird in short quick doses. If I try to play any longer than say 10 mins I will shut it off in pure frustration.

The cool thing about excite bike is creating your own track that's my fav feature of the game.

Oh, absolutely. That's pretty much the only mode I played it in as a kid.