My Childhood Favorite Computer Games Are
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Jumpstart 4th Grade
Ken's Labyrinth
Lethal Tender
Terror Of The Catacombs

Man your really making me dig deep in my memories to remember things I played when I was really little let me see... I guess I got to start talking about Chicken Invaders 2 the first game I can remember ever playing little did I know how much I would come to hate chickens in the future but it was right there in front of my face how could I not realize how evil these creatures are??? I also remember playing a ton of Toy Story 2 Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue though I never beat the game I really should go back to it at some point but I'm scared that older me wouldn't like it nearly as much as young me. I used to love Varmintz Deluxe which is a game kind of like frogger I think if I had to compare it to something though for whatever reason I never managed to beat the last level and it annoys me to this day. I played a ton of Marble Blast Ultimate but I can't say I really remember much of it at this point. The different early Trackmania games was something I used to play with my grandpa all the time and those games were a blast I still think about how cool those games are sometimes. I guess that's all the ones I can currently remember brought back some good memories.

mine are g.i.joe, pitfall 2 the lost caverns, and double dragon all for commodore 64.

My childhood games that I remember playing ironically enough was WoW or at least i think a bootleg version of it, and that was most of my childhood. And Runescape I can never forget runescape and spending hours farming cows haha.

The Humongous Entertainment series of PC games will always be my favorite. I still go back to them as an adult. It's hard to overstate how well-made those adventure games are.

As a kid I mainly spent my time playing Toon Town whenever I was allowed to go on the computer and I would just spend hours on there, I tried playing Toon Town Rewritten because as a kid I always wanted to complete the game but never did but I honestly can't get into it enough again to be able to do that but I still enjoy going on there now and then if not for nostalgia.

oh where do I begin, to tell the story of the games of the past, the games that kids that really need to play today, if only their companies weren't in bankruptcy (or shut down)

okay I don't think I can make the love story analogy go any further but man oh man do I love the nostalgic edutainment games of the past I mean if you were under the age of 9 how could you not do the Living Books games....holy I just realized why Alien Tales exists

There are sites likes Classic Reload that have some of those nostalgic games of the past too you can thank me for the fact that they added games like Math Blaster in Search of Spot and Reading Galaxy (or Alien Tales, maybe I'll review them one day)

but Yeah I can't go wrong with the games created by the Learning Company or Mecc and of course Broderbund Software that gave us the gift of Carmen.

Because you can't forget the first computer you've ever owned, our first computer was an internet-less windows 95, even there was stuff on there that I had fun with, I love those multimedia sounds that came with it (they're definitely on youtube somewhere you should seek them out if you want a real nostalgia trip)

Let me tell you guys a story

1st grade we had this educational computer game, Idk what it’s about but had like two animal mascots and they teach the alphabet using nursery rhymes like “hey fiddle diddle” or “down by the bay”. I think it was set to thirty minutes for each student and just try to complete the lesson and grab the next student who’s next on the monitor. I mean it was pretty good back in the early 2000s as a learning game and while searching it online it’s actually a site “Waterford.org” and noticed how much it changed.

As I moved from the lavish side of Cali all the way to hick town Midwest the school wasn’t near as educational advanced as my old one (they barely started doing multiplication at 4th grade while I learned that in 2nd, as a way to compare the difference of knowledge). Tho we do have labs once a week and they had this weird bug game called “bugdom” where you’re a rolly polly beating other insects, Idk I remember bees and honey though. They also had Oregon trail and a site where we play some games through a candy land looking board. If it wasn’t that it was study island but that’s not a game so yeah.


Also that site I also looked up. Funbrain.com and that also changed a lot through the years dang but yeah these were my childhood pc games honestly

The only legit computer games that I played when I was younger was MapleStory, Mabigoni, Runescape, and World of Warcraft and I didn't really invest a lot of time into either until I started high school. But out of all four, WoW was definitely the one that I had the most fun with, so it's a shame that I pretty much gave up on the game and haven't played in years.

There was this one disc we had when I was a little kid that had like some portal esque game that I loved. I can't recall the name of it and the disc was long gone but this was in the windows xp days. If anyone has a clue what it might be let me know <3

As I was a little older I also fell in love with Minecraft. It's the game I have the most total hours in by far, and I still play it to this day.

There were a few others in between, me and my friends when nuts on this one game where you had to build a village in some galactic setting at one point.

Oh, and my uncle got me and my cousin into Age of Empires. It's been so long since I've played that but it was fun too.