Mechwarrior 2. Controlling a heavy mech was 90s af.
And I can still hear the startup sequence in my head. Reactor online Sensors online Weapons online. All systems nominal.
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Mechwarrior 2. Controlling a heavy mech was 90s af.
And I can still hear the startup sequence in my head. Reactor online Sensors online Weapons online. All systems nominal.
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
Super Mario Kart and NHL '94
Zelda OoT
Super Mario World
Doom
TIE Fighter
Diablo
TOCA Touring Car Championship
Gran Turismo
Syphon Filter
The ones I played the most were:
Heroes of Might & Magic
Civilization
Genghis Khan ][: Clan of the White Wolf
ZZT
Final Fantasy 6
not in order, mind
The one i played the most was probably super mario world
My favorite snes game
But ocarina of time was great too.
For pc id say, red alert or diablo.
Baldur’s Gate. That game blew me away.
The 90s were peak gaming for me - a lot a creative things were going on, new genres being explored. And we were spoilt for choice with all the blatant piracy.
But if I had to choose one game that really blew me away, that would be Thief.
In more or less this order:
Fifa 99
Duke Nukem 3D Doom
Rise Of The Triad
Test Drive 5
Simcity
Hardball 3
Madden 98
Starcraft
Age Of Empires 2
Need For Speed 2
All Points Buletin
Super Mario 64
I've always been a Nintendo fan, and their first- and second-party catalog from the 90s is phenomenal:
Outside of Nintendo, the standout titles for me are:
I loved the game Tomba! 2 The Evil Swine Return, it was creative, intricate, and very far ahead of its time, I would love to see the series get a reboot or a remaster
The Secret of Monkey Island Super Metroid Yoshi's Island
MGS 1 for obvious reasons.
Blitz and NBA street 1&2 were definitely some faves.
Jet Moto series.
Jet grind radio had so many hours sunk into it.
Resident evil 1-2 was absolutely terrified of these games but couldn’t stop playing and quickly became a favorite of me and my dad.
Subspace - Meet people from all over the world, and then kill them.
One of the first online multiplayer games. It has a very long skill curve, and a ton of variety in game types.
It's still alive in Steam as Continuum!
Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid.
So many amazing games to choose from such as all the D&D based ones, Morrowind, the SimCity ones and the Championship Manager games, but my absolute favorite was Fallout 2 for sure!