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Our favourite top ten games from back in the day...

| 10:46 UK time, Wednesday, 14 July 2010

Yo what's going down bloggies and bloggettes, you know what me and Mike were sitting down chatting the other day, reminiscing about the oooooold days of gaming. And we thought what are favorite old skool games man.....like, what did we really really used to waste our time on. Before I was a big time DJ, (yeah I said it and wot??) before I was on the radio, before I used to all this exciting stuff. What did I used to do with all my friends for hours and hours on end. Read through and find out what we think are the top WICKEDEST games from way back in the day.

Okay now these are in no particular order..

Trebs:

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METAL GEAR SOLID:
This guy was like The A team, Mcguyver and Knightrider all rolled into one. Unstoppable. This game was a revolution on the PS1


TOP GEAR 2:
on the SNES was totally sick. The 1st game I remember that you could customise your cars with Nitros and turbos!! Brap



Also on the SNES. Dragon punches to the max. Classic gaming dude.

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The original Lara Croft was so fit even for a virtual woman I think she deserves a mention...completed the 1st 2 editions


When I had a SNES I used to play Starfox all the time. There aint no Fox that can fly a starship like him. Bad boy fox!!


Mike:

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DEFENDER:
Oh the good old days of first being introduced to the arcade machine. Watching friends insert 10p and making it last for hours. Switching from right to left, collecting smart bombs and clocking the machine.Brilliant!



Now this is where Space Invaders progressed to. Was never really good on this game but loved it all the same. In fact I don't know anyone who was good at it, but it's a classic!


KUNG FU:
Double kicks in your face rude boy! This is the game that set the pace for others to follow. I even remember wanting kung Fu lessons after playing it so much! I was the man trust me.

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Now there had to be a war game of some sort and this was the first flight sim/game I ever got my hands on. Launched from the aircraft carrier and it was very similar to Galaxian, which means I wasn't that good at it.

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Is like a drug. Simple idea that still has people playing it today. No need for graphics to change or concept. It's a great game and it's the one I wished I had created.


So these are our favourite games that LOVED playing back in the day, do you agree? What would you put in your list? What did you guys love playing, come get involved - no long ting, we're interested to know your top 10 favorite games from back in the day. Leave a comment.

Comments

  • Comment number 1.

    Duck hunt was my favorie game as well as mario and sonic

    nuff people use to play duck hunt on the nintendo

  • Comment number 2.

    HOW YOU GOING TO FORGET ABOUT CONTRA AND DO NOT I REPAT DO NOT FORGET THE GAME NO ONE COULD COMPLETE BATTLE TOADS!

  • Comment number 3.

    Listener Text sent in from todays show at 11:19am

    Rampage u know its gotta b Street Fighter. That is the one! I've kept my original Sega just so I can play the original Street Fighter. Don't forget Streets of Rage aswell. From Benji in Sheff.


  • Comment number 4.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:35am

    Boys let's not forget about the god father of all games... That ping Pong tennis. 1 sticks either side of the screen with a dot in the middle hard 2 believe that used 2 be BIG ha!! MD from Leeds

  • Comment number 5.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:28am

    Golden Axe and Streets of Rage on the Mega Drive, and Fifa 96 on Playstation, u could score from the half way line.. Barry in Folkestone.





  • Comment number 6.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:30am

    What about Lemmings?! Me and my brothers were mad on that and also Sonic on the Sega! Victoria from Peterborough.

  • Comment number 7.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:30am

    Centipede and ET on the Atari classic gaming, From Tina in Bristol.

  • Comment number 8.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:30am

    Asteroids on Atari 2600 hours of life gone still well spent though. Lionel in Essex

  • Comment number 9.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:26am

    Paperboy. On the amstrad cpc 464. Ronnie in lincoln.

  • Comment number 10.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:32am

    What's good Rampage - when I used to get kicked out of school, I got sent to work with my dad I used to play the original Championship Manager.... great punishment ha - Danny D

  • Comment number 11.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:36am

    Street fighter was siiiiiiiiiiick!!!!.. But I remember the Simpsons Alien Invasion game on Amiga lol i rememba feelin lyk I was on the cuttin edge of technology wid ma Amiga 600.. thats reeeeeeeeal old school! :D Gem in Glasgow

  • Comment number 12.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:37am

    Morning Rampage, Daley Thompson's Decathlon on the Commadore 64. The original Joystick breaker (Quikshot 2). The joypad wasn't even born then :) Have a good day, Curtis.

  • Comment number 13.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:42am

    California games comodore. 64 DJmurph

  • Comment number 14.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:49am

    Can't remember the name of the game, it had public enemy number 1, it was a motor bike game on the Mega Drive?? Help me out it's buggin me! Karl Birmingham

  • Comment number 15.

    Listener text sent in from todays show at 11:55am

    Lylat wars. Star Fox 64. Mathew in Wellingborough

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