This thread is the type of nostalgia thread about gaming, gaming culture, and so on, and finally, a discussion on the final game you played when your childhood was over/ the last game you played when you decided to quit gaming. The last game I have vivid memories about is Punch Club. This game had elements of a beat 'em-up along with aspects of management. What drew me to the game was the setting. I remember fighting the teenage mutant ninja turtles. It was a hard fight, but I ended up pulling through. I'd recommend Punch Club, and the second game seems to be coming up this year.
Spyro the dragon is something else. I might be biased because i grew up with games that had shitty low poly graphics but even now it looks, plays and sounds good. I remember playing spyro when i was 5 at a friends house and the crash bandicoot racing game. But spyro still hits me like a ton of bricks when ever i remember it. I was playing spyro remastered recently and its great don't get me wrong, it doesn't beat the original.
Playing games on the bionicle website was fun, two of the games gave you FREE music like from paramore, and a dutch band called cryoshell, the ones i'm most nostalgic for was the mata nui online games, the music for one thing was incredible, the visuals was nice because you can finally see what it looked like in the books, and i love the gameplay, classic point and click with fun minigames. I remember one that was basically soccer and it was fun as heck.
>>1126
One sad thing to see was they stopped selling Bionicles. I remember my family looking for bionicles and finding out they were discontinued at Legoworld.
>>1127
It was a sad day indeed. Especially since they rapidly ended the story and the figures got downgraded, and lacked articulation. Terrible sendoff if you asked me.