Yep. Spore could have been great. *Sigh* 
Games You Are Nostalgic For
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Northen Wolf
Young Hunter
Yep. Spore could have been great. *Sigh*
It is great to entertain around ~7 years old kids. I've tried it, several times, on my cousins and Spore is interesting and complex enough for them. Sadly, I'm not 7 anymore.
I had the exact same experience. Lol.
7 year olds love spore.
They missed the target audience by a few years methinks.
NickyJ
Retired Narrator
I'm nostalgic for SimCopter, NCAA Football 99, and Combat Flight Simulator (numero uno). Unfortunately, my nostalgia is unable to be satisfied on this computer. 
MajKira
King
My very first japanese RPG Final Fantasy VII brought a new vision into gaming and sensuality which all western games up to that date didnt had
thats also why I later bought a PS2 to play more of that Japano style RPGs with Anime Graphic and music was also astounding
Its like feeeling a kiddy again or teeny
nostalgic games are Pirates!, Pool of Radiance, Defender of the Crown or Ultima IV, V on Commodore C64
and now wanna be 13 years old again to make a new better life and need a girlfriend too until 15
thats also why I later bought a PS2 to play more of that Japano style RPGs with Anime Graphic and music was also astounding
Its like feeeling a kiddy again or teeny
nostalgic games are Pirates!, Pool of Radiance, Defender of the Crown or Ultima IV, V on Commodore C64
and now wanna be 13 years old again to make a new better life and need a girlfriend too until 15
azzaman333
meh
More than anything else, F-Zero X.
Mitchum
Deity
I'm a bit older than the rest of you based on your answers, but I'd have to say:
Atari 2600: Laser Blast, Adventure, Combat, Asteroids, Pitfall
Atari 800: M.U.L.E., Dr J vs. Larry Bird, Jumpman, Ultima IV, Lode Runner, Universe, F-15 Strike Eagle
Amiga 2000: Larn, Defender of the Crown, Earl Weaver Baseball
PC: Warcraft I, Warcraft II, Curse of Monkey Island, Myst series, Grim Fandango, Diablo, Quake
I'm sure that I missed some big ones but that is all I could come up with in 5 minutes.
Atari 2600: Laser Blast, Adventure, Combat, Asteroids, Pitfall
Atari 800: M.U.L.E., Dr J vs. Larry Bird, Jumpman, Ultima IV, Lode Runner, Universe, F-15 Strike Eagle
Amiga 2000: Larn, Defender of the Crown, Earl Weaver Baseball
PC: Warcraft I, Warcraft II, Curse of Monkey Island, Myst series, Grim Fandango, Diablo, Quake
I'm sure that I missed some big ones but that is all I could come up with in 5 minutes.
azzaman333
meh
I prefer the N64 version because of the X Cup and that it's not ridiculously difficult to unlock all the cars.
MajKira
King
Mitchum
Deity
Thanks!
Chengis Khan
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Have to say Age of Empires 2. Still enjoy it the day today. 
salty mud
Deity
Have to say Age of Empires 2. Still enjoy it the day today.
Amen to that. I've been playing it recently and it gets better with age, not worse.
Pieman
Prince
Sim City 3000, Civilization III and Rise of Nations, particularly the last one. Really, REALLY, nostalgic for it (though it's also nostalgia for how old I was when I first got it -12/13 
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Dragon Warrior/Quest 1-4 (I have completed them multiple times on both NES and GameBoy)
Final Fantasy 1-2 (American) (NES + SNES)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms II (SNES)
SimCity (PC and SNES)
NES/SNES was out during my teenage years.
Final Fantasy 1-2 (American) (NES + SNES)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms II (SNES)
SimCity (PC and SNES)
NES/SNES was out during my teenage years.
Northen Wolf
Young Hunter
Final Fantasy X can be added to my running tab if it's not already on there. The disc can't be read anymore and I only got around 250-300 hours on it
Sometimes, making a copy of the disc and using copy to play the game works. My morrowind cd was/is scratched and some install files from there are unreadable. So I made a copy of the cd and managed to install-nd-play game just fine.
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