It is a tie between Warcraft III and Front Mission IV. I keep a PS2 just for Front Mission IV.

Warcraft III

Baldur’s Gate.

I still regularly play PS1 and SNES games. They’re just better too me.

World of Warcraft, but to be fair, it’s just about the only game I really play. I dabble in a few others on Steam, but I always end up back in wow.

I bought a Nintendo 3DS this year and I’ve been trying to play that more but my books are so distracting lol

Nethack maybe? It’s been updated over the years, but it’s still largely the game that released in '87.

I’m also playing Might and Magic 6 [98] right now, and remembering why I liked 7 so much more. Planning a playthrough of World of Xeen [93/94] soon too.

I still whip out megaman X sometimes. My siblings and I play the original crash team racing every other Christmas too.

In my possession is a c64 with an actual c64 monitor. Doing know if it even works. Needs a good home

Are you suggesting that Skyrim is old? It’s still getting updated, to my great annoyment.

I still regularly replay Kirby Super Star, Super Mario RPG, Earthbound, and Super Mario Bros 3.

SMB, SMB3, Dr. Mario, The Guardian Legend

I am realizing my life is not really marked by birthdays, anniversaries, promotions, or any of the normal milestone stuff people list. It is marked by video games.

Thanks for this thread, because it reminded me of one I cannot leave out.

There was a week I spent in a mental hospital with a major anxiety spiral. Pretty much everything felt unmanageable. The one thing I could handle was Pokémon FireRed on a Game Boy Advance.

That was it. That was my anchor.

It was actually written into my chart that I was allowed to plug my charger in at the nurses station while I slept so the GBA would be ready the next day. No arguments. No debates. Just accepted as necessary.

Not my oldest game, see my other replies for that, but it is probably the only one I have mentioned that might have saved my life.

Several. Tetris, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, Mario Kart 64, Chrono Trigger, Starcraft. Those are the ones I can think of right now.

I played Super double Dragon for SNES earlier. I also played super Mario Bros 2 for nes this week. Platform games are a great way to pass the time on the go when you have a phone and a Bluetooth controller.

Moon Patrol and Centipede hit the spot every now and then.