u probably wont respond but its worth a shot. do u know a game about a soldier killing anthropomorhic pigs, i remember there being a level with a helicopter, its 2d and old idk if its pixelated or not tho

@@wasabi5932 Sadly no, i don't know any games that could fit that description :/

Finally remembered the name of one of mine. Yay!

@@red-winged_blackbird Congratulations

Thank you I’m trying to find that game that has character customization and has you on birds eye view and i remember going in a cave

that is how it is supposed to be.

it seems that real graphics engines were used too. But.. Quake was able tu run at 3Dfx as Turok ;)

Your definition of hero needs recalibrating

This isn't the original graphics or sounds. Most of these aren't pc versions as they aren't purple. Pc games in the early 90s where awful.

@@ludaheracles7201 totally agree

Wo ist der Rest, Junge???

Thank you

0:03 Out of this world? Really...?

You, sir, are a hero.

@@zielaq87 always know it as another world

‎ ‎ agree to the fullest best decade of my life .

@@Chriskros1984 No smartphone every where,no fucking social media and last less fake feminist perhaps.

❤️

And great Cartoon Series :)

Yes I agree to

Can’t forget about the awesome box art and lengthy manuals that were included with the box.

You KNOW it is BAD when getting a full product becomes nostalgic... I've had enough of today's terrible practices!!!

@@MinneappleTwinkies Oh yes. I still remember I bought this JP Trespassers and my system wasn't able to render those graphics back then, so i took it to my friends place to play. Game was crap btw. The Original Mortal Kombat when arrived on PC, needed 4MB of machine RAM. We had 2MB that time. My bro bought 2MB more and told me to play games then. I quickly bought MK (arcade) and a few. Ran excellent. All you need to do was to upgrade Ram chips mostly. A game on 4/5 1.44HD disks lol. Verbatim branded double density 5.4m diskettes. Bad Command or filename. Dreaded General failure reading disk drive. What an amazing Era. 🙂 *edit: JP Trespassers had a beautiful box art and with that lovely JP logo. 😁 I used to look at those cases since my PC was unable to get it run well.

There was plenty of DLC and Expansion Packs since the 80's ... The difference is that you weren't ripped off and most of the time you could get them free just by subscribing to a PC gaming magazine

You speak the truth my friend! We were able to witness the best days of gaming

Absolutely! Something about the lower quality sound, the effects and the graphics really did give an 'atmosphere'. Modern realistic games, just don't seem to have that for some reason. Watching Rise of The Triad here in this list, it wasn't the greatest game of all time, but the atmosphere was definitely huge and creepy. Command and Conquer - one of my all time favourite games of all time. I'd never seen anything like it - even the INSTALLATION of the game was amazing. Full voice and animation from a CD. You simply can't imagine never seeing anything like that before. I went from ZX Spectrum cassette games, to Atari ST and then to PC with CD-ROM. It was the biggest leap in audio, graphics and game size ever. Ahh man, people take it all for granted these days. But moving one day from MIDI sound to CD quality audio and sound effects and actual video. I really did blow my tiny mind.

@@MOSMASTERING I feel you, brother. The mystique of that era was something entirely unique.

They used to be passionate not the trashy cash grabs

@@narcosu2088 Exactly!

Yeah games were darker in general back then!

especially FPS games

Wolf was scary af to play alone

And United Nations too...

@Mathieu Champagne Ok,fine.

Heh, good idea this one ! :)

i think The Internet Archive www .archive .org collects and saves online the 1000s of old PC games.

Lol

It's so true. The games felt "different" than reality, so turning the game one was an adventure. Just looking at Tomb Raider for 5 seconds gave me the very same feeling as when I was a kid. You had no idea what's behind the next corner and what's gonna happen...

Nope, your not the only one

I Totally agree..I am 48 years old, and I grew up with the best in videogames..The days of gaming on 486 and pentium-based machines were magical..Those games were so advanced when compared to what else was out there at that time..My friends were always the Nintendo and Sega guys, and while I loved all of those consoles, the big box PC games at that time held such a special place in my heart..They always joked with me as being the nerd for that, but I didn't care at all. I was so into those games..The stories with those games surpassed anything else...The only problem was trying to get many of those games to run on the PCs I had then..I am strictly a console gamer nowadays, only because I can't afford a good gaming PC these days...So much has changed, and i miss it so much..All the Sierra on-line games and lucasfilm games, as well as the original fallout games and Crusader: No Remorse were so amazing...I would give anything to be able to go back and have all those games again, but there is no easy way to get those games anymore..Such a special time in Gaming..The younger generation nowadays are just used to all the amazing graphics out there now, and just take the technology for granted, and that's why we no longer have those feelings we had then..As great as games look nowadays, I can do without the majority of them, just because it's mainly nothing but mindless shooters that have taken over..Go back to games like Blade Runner, Darkseed 1 & 2, Phantasmagoria, Gabriel Knight, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, King's Quest, Interstate '76, and so many more..Those were the magical times..

The 90s felt so real and so much more mysterious. It does not feel like a long time ago. But everything had a realness to it. Even gaming. It made you want to explore the world.

It was evil

You live in an age when you can play all the 90's games you want, plus get access to more games than you'll ever have time for. And the diversity? Man, you can enjoy the narrative depth of Disco Elysium, the emotional depth of the likes of Firewatch or Life is strange, old-school titles but made better like Cuphead, The Binding of Isaac, Hollow Knight or whatever suits you. The intricate puzzle boxes that the recent Hitman games constitue. The weird cinematic experience of Hellblade, etc. Games that are a complexe artistic experience like The independent scene makes the age we live in right now the true golden of video gaming, period. Heck, even many AAA releases are good these last years... Doom, Resident Evil 2 remake... Fuck that "those were the days" mentality.

@@arthursimsa9005 true but those were the days.

@@arthursimsa9005 many old games require emulators that cant capture these games full experience

@@muccisebastian9300 disagree. How do you think emulators don't "capture these games' full experience"?

@@muccisebastian9300 What you talking about you can buy 90s PC games on GOG

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kids in 20 years be nostalgic for “brought to you by raid shadow legends”

Technology advanced very quick back then.

just about all of them! Such an amazing channel! Keep up the awesome work!

99 on 100

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Played the demo for a lot of them, bought a lot of them on GOG.com too. Will probably buy some of the ones I haven't on GOG/Steam at some point in the future. Or at least try the demo's of ones that have demo's that I haven't played.

Warcraft 2 the tides of darkness!

I did the same thing but for Starcraft. it wasn't the violence but more that I used my parents work computer which was insanely faster than mine and I wasn't supposed to ever touch it.

I was on Civilization II from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m. all summer long, 1993

@@jacobhansen7694 oh yes, CIV II ....

I used to play Carmageddon in lan partys with my friends.

Great memories right ? And then comes marijuana haha

Good to know you're on KZfaq instead these days. X-)

@@johnthomas4962 hahaha

Putting time and effort into completing classics WAS productive.

that statement is a contradiction!

I played Duke Nukem 3D thought my entire year in highschool computer programming class. That and talking on 'The Park' a social networking chat site. We used to lead the pedophiles on then tell them off after waisting their time for an hour.

Crazy we can still remember what we had huh? I also had a gateway 2000 back then, a p5-133. 133 mhz processor, 16 mb of ram, 2 gb hard drive, 56k modem, sound blaster sound card, unfortunately I don't remember the graphics card. Ran C&C like a beast, but took 4 hours to download a 18 mb demo of simcopter.

@@Ravynwulf1 I was born in 2005 but I love older games and i install them on my modern computer ofc they run smoothly, but for the best experience use source ports of the games, made by fans, I'm playing duke nukem 3d, doom 1, 2, 3 and 64 as well as star wars dark forces in 4k

Flight of the Amazon Queen (1995), 'been looking for it for 20 fakkin years! Thanks a lot for finding it, man!

C'est Francais Monsieur ! lol

@rohit gautam Sure, with RetroArch

@rohit gautam A 3D Game, FPS?

@rohit gautam Ok sorry i don't know this generation of machine, only NES & after

Hell yeah! I think that even the graphics still hold.

Me too!

You are right!

3 for sure!

Heavy Gear 1 and 2

No, It is not

I wasn’t a child then. Was in my twenties.Well maybe I was a child

Not mine :c

I agree, they where darker and certainly more immersive, even the mortal kombat game Round 1 fight narration had conviction. Now they're all comical and don't fit the bill as the old ones do.

You forgot Loom, Hellcab, Who Shot Johnny Rock, Dune II, Blood Money, Duck Tales, Sim City II, great video though! Didn't realize we had that money games in the 90s.

That because there were more developers back then, Since then they have been bought up by various corporations who refuse to take risks and won't allow internal competition......It's much harder to innovate when the bottom line is the sole objective. The reliance of a few game engines has also made games have a "Samey" familiarity to them.

can u tell me the name of the game from 2002/03 probably where a little guy in red would gon on a diamond collection adventure, the diamonds would be placed on top of some square bricks. I've been searching the game but can't remember the name.

future cop L.A.P.D

Stunts was always too hard for me when I was younger, in the uk it had a proper stick shift.

SiN wasn’t a really good game though.. Omitting Q2 to include SiN? Still, most of the included games are really great. There’s at least 200 more that deserve inclusion just as much.

Stunts is one of my favourite car games EVER. It was one of the first racing games I ever played, right there with Test Drive 3, Accolade Grand Prix, Pole Position, Outrun, Mario Andretti's Racing or NES's Road Fighter.

I was so blown away by the graphics back then it was like ground breaking to me 🤣

Yes, and companies were small, so there was no executive BS layer to mess the works.

@@pelimies1818 Another difference is that games were designed by people who were inspired by things other than videogames. So even modern Indie games are not comparable. They may have none of Executive BS, but devs are inspired mostly by games. Game inspired by a game and game inspired by something that is not a game... Heck, even game design today is somewhat samey, though it's called "Quality of Life Features". Back then... even games in same genre could play like completely different genre.

But EA would go on to buy many of these companies that made these games, and they had such a good reputation. Look at all the improvements they made to these games. /sarcasm

Agreeeeed! 😎😎😎

Slammy555 I miss those DnD games. Temple of Elemental Evil is the only one I’ve managed to come across recently.

I saw quake, but no quake 2, or 3... I'm pretty sure they existed, or maybe the mandela effect iz reel -_-

Also x-com: enemy unknown should be there

Same. I think our genre of games were massively overlooked. No Everquest, too!

Amen to that.. I'm still kicking that damn stone wall trying to find the secret hatch

i still have Full Throttle cd great game

"When I'm on the road, I'm indestructible"

Ah, good mornin', Mr Freeman! Looks like you're running late.

this is not graphics, this is photograph.

Oh man, X-COM. That was pretty hard game, I think I was 10 or 11 when I played that back then.

Elite 2, 3. Any of XCOM/UFO games, Wing Commander. Warhammer SOTHR or Dark Omen. Among RTS I don’t see Dune 2!!! Also, Dark Colony, Outpost 2. Also, Master of Magic, Master of Orion, Civilisation. Star Control 2 !!! 90s had way too many awesome games.

unreal tournament... he missed a lot of good ones.

Maybe he left room for a sequel.

No, Half-life is overrated

@@MrAbradox shut up

@@MrAbradox Whenever you like the game or not you cannot deny the impact it had

half life best old game ❤

@@MrAbradox when it first came out it was THE BEST, as well as counterstrike being the best multiplayer game.

Was a little difficultier than today without KZfaq to know all the interesting stuff. Early 90s wasn't really my pc time and most of the time my I go came from the boxes at the shop or videos from TV.

Marathon > doom but nobody knows about it.

It all started with a game called The Catacomb Abyss :D

Same here. 03/16/91 we were lucky to born and play these masterpiece golden era of games, instead fortnite ffs.

Thanks Ernest, yeah, some great games are missing, maybe I'll make a second video in the future.

I was born in 85 but only played a few of these cuz I was on the Nintendo and Sega