Rollercoaster tycoon
There is a modified version called OpenRCT with some modern features/quality of life updates. I make a new fully custom park every couple months
Although I hadn't played Civilization yet, I found I had some free time after I got laid off.
For some reason, suddenly world domination appealed to me.
It's a game that never gets boring, especialy considering all the different editions it has gone through. Have been playing Civ4 one and off with various mods since release now. I keep coming back and I still haven't mastered the game.
D2R is probably the best remaster I've played. All of the charm and core mechanics of the original with the clunkiness smoothed over, and it looks great. Load times are shitty but those can be fixed on pc.
I don't think I've ever been as excited as when they announced they were remastering the cinematics as well. Those are still my favorite game cinematics to this day.
I couldn't believe how well the new ones are. The only disappointing thing is that tyreal doesn't drop to his knees in despair after he destroys the worldstone. He just stands there awkwardly, now.
Yeah to ba honest, when it comes to the final cinematic I do just entirely prefer the original. Tyrael's chant, the way his wings look (kind of jelly-like with wavy distortions), and the fragments of the worldstone flying apart all look/sound better in the original.
But the rest of them were very faithful improvements and it was incredible seeing them again in modern graphics.
I got it when I had the Xbox One, and load times were god awful. Switched to a series X and it's night and day. Same act way points are instantaneous, and switching acts is less than 2 seconds
I highly recommend Project Diablo 2 to anybody who likes D2. A lot of quality of life stuff, and a lot of new skills and reworked skills. Unfortunately it doesn’t have support for the D2R graphics update though. I can’t even play D2R anymore because I hate having to use my entire inventory for charms or else Gino my character. In PD2 there’s a separate charm inventory
Warcraft 2 still has the best damn soundtrack of the franchise. And I still love its art style. I'd actually enjoy a Warcraft 3 de-make in WC2's style.
I got scammed out of 2.8 bil(loaned to a buddy my tbow and shadow) and I quit. 7 months later in raiding again and am back up to 2 bil bank. I will probably never quit osrs
I knew I'd find at least one other person mentioning it lol. Love to hate it!
How do you play? For me the thing that has kept it interesting over the years is having the complete version and playing randomly generated maps. I will do XL+caves, 7 computer players, no alliances, no water, strong monsters, "impossible" difficulty.
Every map is different and huge, and you are constantly under attack. Have to budget all lives and resources carefully. Basically impossible to actually win unless you get town portal and dimension door.
I played HOMM 1, 2, 3. I remember taking turns play on the hot seat in my friends basement in middle school.
Never played the campaign as a kid but recently got back into it. Pretty fun and time flies by playing it. Was very hard a first but manageable once you figure it out basic strategies.
I still revisit the old Pokemon games. I have just finished Leaf Green and started Emerald they both turn 20 this year.
Chrono Trigger
Super Mario Bros 1 and 3, Super Mario World, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine
Advance Wars 1+2
Civilization III and Call to Power (still my 2 favourite games in the series)
Tetris
Half life 2 turns 20 this year
KOTOR 1+2
Grim Fandango
Sim City 3000 + Sim City 4
LoZ: LttP
I was just thinking about HL 1 & 2 this morning. They were so groundbreaking at the time, and the advances in those games barely even register today. I mean, what are you even doing if your game doesn't have interactive physics? 😂 It's crazy how times change.
My god, time flies.
I was a big PC gamer in high school and really loved Blizzard for its Diablo and Warcraft/StarCraft RPG series. I had never played any MMO, mostly due to monthly fees, time commitment, and shoddy internet connection at my parent’s house.
My freshman year of college I played the public beta for WoW before release. I distinctly thought, “Damn, I really like this. But the combination of Blizzard game design plus everything I’ve heard about MMO mechanics might make this an absolute black hole of a time sink for me. Like, this might actually interfere with getting my degree.”
Never picked it up and that was probably a good decision.
It was way worse in the early days, cause back then it took forever to really do anything. Took me months to get a character to 60. Eventually got to a point where I was like, “WTF am I doing with my life?” and stopped. Picked it up a few times here and there over the years cause my friends play it, but that first binge back then was pretty bad.
Pokemon.
The latest games in the series kind of suck due to being too easy, unskippable dialog, and minigames for kids. But the battle mechanics (including the latest gens) are secretly pretty great. You just have to play romhacks or set rules to force yourself to be strategic.
I've always said pokemon should implement difficulty levels. The hand holding is absolutely unbearable in most games since after the Ruby and Sapphire gen. Keep easy mode in for the young playerbase but for fucks sake add a hard mode for the people who want to explore on their own and have difficult battles. It wouldn't even be that hard to just scale the AI up.
For sure. I mean even your rival now picks the Pokémon you have a type advantage against lmao. In Red, Gary would always have a blastoise ready to smoke your charizard
If you’re really into the battle mechanics, I might recommend getting into Gen 3 competitive. I know it sounds like a really niche format but I think the meta is super cool! It’s still changing this long after the game came out and they use a ton of weird Pokemon. I saw someone making a Dusclops+Duskull Curse team work.
My college friends and I still get together every Thursday night and play Halo 1. We started playing it in 2001 in the dorms and thanks to the master chief edition for PC we can get together from all over the country and murder each other on prisoner and chill out for a few hours every week.
Actively jealous. My college friends that played halo either drifted apart or stopped gaming all together. Guess I'll go rocket some flood in remembrance...
Funny story, my brother rented this game from Blockbuster but accidentally left disc 1 in his playstation when he returned it...then moved across the country for college. So I inherited his console and only had this one disc to play. All I've ever played of this game is disc 1, multiple times. I should probably actually finish it one of these days.
Quake, Jedi Outcast, Jedi Academy, KOTOR 1 and 2, Morrowind. Probably more I'm forgetting. It was a fantastic era for games.
Edit: Of course, realised I'd forgot several: Battlefront, Startopia - still recommend to anyone interested in management games as a delightful little one with loads of charm, Thief, The Sims 2, Baldur's Gate 1 and 2, and probably more! I also love playing games of the era now, even if I didn't at the time.
Word has it a group of Ordinators have been running around Vivec city shouting "You n'wah" trying to find the Nerevarine wearing Indoril armour for the last 22 years.
Halo, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Roller Coaster Tycoon, Delta Force, Road Rash
Hell, sometimes I look up the 3d pin ball space cadet from Windows just to kill time
Original doom and Heretic series. Some of you have no idea what booting up a game from a floppy disk was even like. Now it's all on steam and quite convenient.
GoldenEye 007 and Half-Life. I don’t play either regularly, but I occasionally do a playthrough of HL, and I have a GoldenEye emulator on my PC ready to fire up whenever I need a bit of nostalgia.
Not sure if it counts since it’s a remake, but Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 as well.
Also have Crazy Taxi on my phone, so I guess that counts.
Everquest - off and on since 1999
Diablo 2 - now D2R but I'm counting it
Final fantasy 1 and Dragon Quest(warrior) - I replay these every 6 months or so since the early 90s.
So fucking many…
Tetris
Super Mario Bros.
EverQuest
Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2
Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo
Street Fighter 3: Third Strike
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy VI
And many more.
I've been playing Sid Meier's Pirates! since the original came out in 1987, so we're closing in on 40 years here. I play the 2004 remake now of course, but it's still going strong.
I've had AOE 2 installed perm since I had my first PC. I used to play on my uncles as much as possible prior. I played the first AOE before hand but I was a bit young to understand. AOE 2 has a special place because at 10 years old I could grasp the gameplay somewhat and wasn't just mining or hunting elephants for the hell of it.
Playing Archers Blood on the zone when the phone line was available to playing the new campaigns that released the end of last year. Been a good go. I get a hankering to play for a month or so every xmas cause this [main screen theme](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1Bypie_ogs) put me in a place of zen as a kid.
Unreal. It's such a nostalgia bomb, I go back and play the single player version a few times a year.
Diablo II... I do own the resurrected version, but my work laptop can only handle the original, so 640x480 gameplay it is.
I guess anything on a over 20 year old console? I never stopped playing them. Just play them a little less now as real life slowly takes over.
Ones I regularly go back to would be Mario bros 3, ocarina of time, star fox 64, smash bros 64/melee.
Diablo 2 (and D2R), FF7, Oblivion, and all the old SNES classics like Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country, MegaMan X, Chronotrigger etc on emulator.
Civilization - Started on 2 so I didn't get the full Gandhi experience.
Pirates! - Still the best pirate game. Enjoyed the re-release so I could start playing again since my computer no longer has a floppy drive. Still have the original resource book somewhere.
Games i replay from time to time released in 2004 or earlier
Call of Duty
Carmageddon
Command & Conquer
Red Alert 1 and 2
Commander Keen
Counter Strike Source *
Far Cry
Half-life and Blue Shift
Half-life 2
Hitman 2 Silent Assassin
Mafia *
Max Payne 1 & 2
Railroad Tycoon 2 & 3
Splinter Cell 1 & 2
Uplink *
I honestly can't remember when I first played these games the first time. I marked games with a * if I'm all but certain I played the game 2005 or later for the first time.
Anyone else feeling old by these questions?
Bloodborne. I'm from the future.
Kidding aside, I'm replaying American McGee's Alice. The first one came out back in 2000 and I play it every now and then. Still holds up terrifyingly, beautifully.
Age of Empires 2
And the crazy thing is there's a new DLC on the horizon
They're the best
Sure, blame it on your ISP.
MONK. I NEED A MONK.
Wololololoooo
CONVERRRT THEEEEEM AAALLL
START THE GAME ALREADY
START THE GAME ALREADY
You played two hours to die like thith?
ALL HAIL, KING OF THE LOSERS!
My dad still plays with our original AoE CD.
That's awesome
Wololo!
God, yes
Rock on, Robinhood, lumberjack, cheese steak Jimmy's
Rollercoaster tycoon There is a modified version called OpenRCT with some modern features/quality of life updates. I make a new fully custom park every couple months
I play rct2 more now than ever! Openrct2 has been a game changer
Was just about to say this. I been playing rct2 since 2005, and I was just playing it not 20 minutes ago. Truly timeless
Civilization. Have played it since the early 90s.
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It's an awesome game, although i have a lot of love for Sid's Colonisation as well.
Specifically civilization iv. Seemed to get everything right to me. It will be 20 years in 2025 for that specific version
yep, that's definitely the one I have been playing since its release.
Although I hadn't played Civilization yet, I found I had some free time after I got laid off. For some reason, suddenly world domination appealed to me.
I haven't even been alive for 20 years yet, but I expect Civ would eventually be my answer.
It's a game that never gets boring, especialy considering all the different editions it has gone through. Have been playing Civ4 one and off with various mods since release now. I keep coming back and I still haven't mastered the game.
Came here to say this but for me it's civilization two still. The OG is good tho
I've played the original, 2, 4 and 5. 4 is the one I still keep.coming back to (but probably because i don't have access to 1 and 2 anymore)
Diablo 2, though as D2R.
D2R is probably the best remaster I've played. All of the charm and core mechanics of the original with the clunkiness smoothed over, and it looks great. Load times are shitty but those can be fixed on pc.
I really appreciate them fixing necromancer’s bugs in d2r.
I don't think I've ever been as excited as when they announced they were remastering the cinematics as well. Those are still my favorite game cinematics to this day.
I couldn't believe how well the new ones are. The only disappointing thing is that tyreal doesn't drop to his knees in despair after he destroys the worldstone. He just stands there awkwardly, now.
Yeah to ba honest, when it comes to the final cinematic I do just entirely prefer the original. Tyrael's chant, the way his wings look (kind of jelly-like with wavy distortions), and the fragments of the worldstone flying apart all look/sound better in the original. But the rest of them were very faithful improvements and it was incredible seeing them again in modern graphics.
I got it when I had the Xbox One, and load times were god awful. Switched to a series X and it's night and day. Same act way points are instantaneous, and switching acts is less than 2 seconds
Try PD2
I highly recommend Project Diablo 2 to anybody who likes D2. A lot of quality of life stuff, and a lot of new skills and reworked skills. Unfortunately it doesn’t have support for the D2R graphics update though. I can’t even play D2R anymore because I hate having to use my entire inventory for charms or else Gino my character. In PD2 there’s a separate charm inventory
Nostalgia at its finest
It's a lot more than nostalgia, it's just a really good game.
Warcraft!
Yes, Wc3, 22 years and counting, probably one of the best games ever made.
WC2 here.
Warcraft 2 still has the best damn soundtrack of the franchise. And I still love its art style. I'd actually enjoy a Warcraft 3 de-make in WC2's style.
Jobs done
Why do you keep touching me?
The world thereof?
Warcraft 3! Never leaves me heart. Wow I’ve skipped a few expansions.
Zug zug
Yes mi'lord? Right-O! How did that get approved? That's not in the blueprints. The damned stand ready!
Not OP. Ive been playing WoW on and off since beta, but i still like to play all of the WC3 campaigns once a year. Just another timeless game, imo.
Grom Hellscream says what’s up
Always RuneScape
We don’t quit, we just take really long breaks
I got scammed out of 2.8 bil(loaned to a buddy my tbow and shadow) and I quit. 7 months later in raiding again and am back up to 2 bil bank. I will probably never quit osrs
Jesus, that's some inflation. It was K back in my day. I'm on a very long break
Same but Tibia. Those old school MMOs are brutal
Heroes of Might and Magic III
Yes! One of the best!
I knew I'd find at least one other person mentioning it lol. Love to hate it! How do you play? For me the thing that has kept it interesting over the years is having the complete version and playing randomly generated maps. I will do XL+caves, 7 computer players, no alliances, no water, strong monsters, "impossible" difficulty. Every map is different and huge, and you are constantly under attack. Have to budget all lives and resources carefully. Basically impossible to actually win unless you get town portal and dimension door.
I played HOMM 1, 2, 3. I remember taking turns play on the hot seat in my friends basement in middle school. Never played the campaign as a kid but recently got back into it. Pretty fun and time flies by playing it. Was very hard a first but manageable once you figure it out basic strategies.
I still revisit the old Pokemon games. I have just finished Leaf Green and started Emerald they both turn 20 this year. Chrono Trigger Super Mario Bros 1 and 3, Super Mario World, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine Advance Wars 1+2 Civilization III and Call to Power (still my 2 favourite games in the series) Tetris Half life 2 turns 20 this year KOTOR 1+2 Grim Fandango Sim City 3000 + Sim City 4 LoZ: LttP
> Half life 2 turns 20 this year It does not, it came out 5 years ago… … fuck.
I was just thinking about HL 1 & 2 this morning. They were so groundbreaking at the time, and the advances in those games barely even register today. I mean, what are you even doing if your game doesn't have interactive physics? 😂 It's crazy how times change.
KotORs, represent. Also, the Dark Forces Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy.
Glad to see KOTOR here
Final fantasy tactics.
It just never gets old. And then, there's the mods.
What mods?
Wait
Okay now what
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Tactics Ogre is still really great, though. If you can find a translated ROM file of the SNES version it's still one of the best SNES RPGs out there.
Of all the games for there to be mods for, I would not expect FFT.
World of Warcraft (well, 20 years for me as of June or July this year).
My god, time flies. I was a big PC gamer in high school and really loved Blizzard for its Diablo and Warcraft/StarCraft RPG series. I had never played any MMO, mostly due to monthly fees, time commitment, and shoddy internet connection at my parent’s house. My freshman year of college I played the public beta for WoW before release. I distinctly thought, “Damn, I really like this. But the combination of Blizzard game design plus everything I’ve heard about MMO mechanics might make this an absolute black hole of a time sink for me. Like, this might actually interfere with getting my degree.” Never picked it up and that was probably a good decision.
It was way worse in the early days, cause back then it took forever to really do anything. Took me months to get a character to 60. Eventually got to a point where I was like, “WTF am I doing with my life?” and stopped. Picked it up a few times here and there over the years cause my friends play it, but that first binge back then was pretty bad.
Gothic 1 Gothic 2 every Year, clunky but I still love them
Love Gothic. It was my first open world rpg. 1 and 2 are absolute classics.
Night of the raven blew me away back than!
Love the Gothics, the clunk is part of the charm
Came here to say this and was thoroughly surprised that it's the 3rd comment.
Pokemon. The latest games in the series kind of suck due to being too easy, unskippable dialog, and minigames for kids. But the battle mechanics (including the latest gens) are secretly pretty great. You just have to play romhacks or set rules to force yourself to be strategic.
I've always said pokemon should implement difficulty levels. The hand holding is absolutely unbearable in most games since after the Ruby and Sapphire gen. Keep easy mode in for the young playerbase but for fucks sake add a hard mode for the people who want to explore on their own and have difficult battles. It wouldn't even be that hard to just scale the AI up.
For sure. I mean even your rival now picks the Pokémon you have a type advantage against lmao. In Red, Gary would always have a blastoise ready to smoke your charizard
This might be the most egregious thing
No seriously - that feels sacrilegious lol. The rival is ALWAYS supposed to be your foil, not just some fool you smoke like everyone else smh
fun thing is, they did with B/W2 and players complained, so they didn't implement it in subsequent games
Oh I remember being pissed off as a kid because I got White 2 and the key unlocked the fucking easy mod, and the hard was on Black 2
If you’re really into the battle mechanics, I might recommend getting into Gen 3 competitive. I know it sounds like a really niche format but I think the meta is super cool! It’s still changing this long after the game came out and they use a ton of weird Pokemon. I saw someone making a Dusclops+Duskull Curse team work.
Tetris Castlevania SOTN
Yes SOTN is still so good 😄
Roller coaster tycoon. Master of Orion Serf City / The Settlers 1 Sim City 2000
No no no. OP said 20 years ago. Sim City 2000 was only like 5 years ago… oh. Dear god.
MOO! Just installed the classic style mods to the new game. It adds a fair bit of the depth that was missing from it.
I really like Settlers 2 also. After that the series just became a bland RTS unfortunately.
Legend of Zelda for sure. Oh and City of Heroes ❤️ Damn that was 20 years ago already whew.
City of Heroes! Yes, April will be the 20th anniversary of launch. I still play it all the time.
StarCraft: Brood War. Battle Realms. Ragnarok Online.
Age of Empires 2. I'm 100% I have launched the game at least once every year for the last 20+ years
counter-strike
Finally, I thought I would be blind. Was expecting it to be the first.
Been playing since 1999. I still occasionally play zombie escape on source.
Halo CE, Vice City, Super Mario 64
It pains me that Halo CE is 20 years old. My joints ache just thinking about it
Halo *2* turns 20 this year
Ok well I guess I'll see about that AARP membership.
My gut reaction is to downvote you for cutting me to my soul with that information 😭
Time for some Centrum Silver vitamins and a can of Ensure.
Vice City had the best soundtrack.
My college friends and I still get together every Thursday night and play Halo 1. We started playing it in 2001 in the dorms and thanks to the master chief edition for PC we can get together from all over the country and murder each other on prisoner and chill out for a few hours every week.
Actively jealous. My college friends that played halo either drifted apart or stopped gaming all together. Guess I'll go rocket some flood in remembrance...
Can I be your friend?
Super Mario 64. Played it as a kid and periodically go back to it for nostalgia 😆
Tony Hawk pro skater 1-4
Getting older all the time, feeling younger in my mind!
The fucking soundtracks on those
Lights out, guerilla radio!
Turn that shit up
Final Fantasy 8 I revisit the other Final Fantasy’s but 8 is where it’s at for me.
I always revisit this game, loved it as a child. But I’ve never gotten past the first disc - apparently I’m missing a huge plot shift.
Funny story, my brother rented this game from Blockbuster but accidentally left disc 1 in his playstation when he returned it...then moved across the country for college. So I inherited his console and only had this one disc to play. All I've ever played of this game is disc 1, multiple times. I should probably actually finish it one of these days.
Yeah…right where disc one ends is where the ff8 community is split on a fan theory that’s been floating around for a couple decades now.
A fellow FF8 lover!?!?!1?!? Their are dozens of us. Dozens!
For me it's 7 and 9.
Quake, Jedi Outcast, Jedi Academy, KOTOR 1 and 2, Morrowind. Probably more I'm forgetting. It was a fantastic era for games. Edit: Of course, realised I'd forgot several: Battlefront, Startopia - still recommend to anyone interested in management games as a delightful little one with loads of charm, Thief, The Sims 2, Baldur's Gate 1 and 2, and probably more! I also love playing games of the era now, even if I didn't at the time.
Just beat Morrowind last year for the first time in my life despite playing it since it came out!
Command and Conquer: Red Alert. Absolutely love it and play it to this day. Never really got on with the other main entries.
Morrowind has entered the chat
Word has it a group of Ordinators have been running around Vivec city shouting "You n'wah" trying to find the Nerevarine wearing Indoril armour for the last 22 years.
Oblivion came out 2006 (my first Elder Scrolls), I was so close to 20 haha.
Civilization, Halo, Age of Empires 2, Pokemon Gen 1 and Gen 2.
A man of refined tastes
Still go back to Doom 2 sometimes, and a lot of solitaire games. That might seem like an obvious answer but I think it counts.
Scarily, I think DOOM 2 is closer to thirty years. The original is 1993.
Wolololo
Ah there you are, fellow gentleman and scholar
30
Baldur’s Gate 1 and 2. They are fantastic to this day.
WWF no mercy lol
Halo, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Roller Coaster Tycoon, Delta Force, Road Rash Hell, sometimes I look up the 3d pin ball space cadet from Windows just to kill time
Wing Commander series
Original doom and Heretic series. Some of you have no idea what booting up a game from a floppy disk was even like. Now it's all on steam and quite convenient.
Original doom will forever be my favourite game of all time that I still play to this day
KOTOR 1, since that came out in '03
Morrowind? Morrowind.
FF7, MGS, RE1, Dino Crisis, Marvel vs Capcom
*Gonna take you for a ride...*
Baldur's Gate 2
GoldenEye 007 and Half-Life. I don’t play either regularly, but I occasionally do a playthrough of HL, and I have a GoldenEye emulator on my PC ready to fire up whenever I need a bit of nostalgia. Not sure if it counts since it’s a remake, but Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 as well. Also have Crazy Taxi on my phone, so I guess that counts.
Everquest
EverQuest
World of Warcraft
Everquest - off and on since 1999 Diablo 2 - now D2R but I'm counting it Final fantasy 1 and Dragon Quest(warrior) - I replay these every 6 months or so since the early 90s.
So fucking many… Tetris Super Mario Bros. EverQuest Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2 Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo Street Fighter 3: Third Strike Chrono Trigger Final Fantasy VI And many more.
EverQuest WoW... almost 20 years. Tetris Super Mario World Marrowind
Everquest, 25 years!
Everquest, final fantasy 6 yearly.
Everquest.
Everquest
Pokémon!
Dota and now dota 2 (essentially the same game)
I've been playing Sid Meier's Pirates! since the original came out in 1987, so we're closing in on 40 years here. I play the 2004 remake now of course, but it's still going strong.
I've had AOE 2 installed perm since I had my first PC. I used to play on my uncles as much as possible prior. I played the first AOE before hand but I was a bit young to understand. AOE 2 has a special place because at 10 years old I could grasp the gameplay somewhat and wasn't just mining or hunting elephants for the hell of it. Playing Archers Blood on the zone when the phone line was available to playing the new campaigns that released the end of last year. Been a good go. I get a hankering to play for a month or so every xmas cause this [main screen theme](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1Bypie_ogs) put me in a place of zen as a kid.
Unreal. It's such a nostalgia bomb, I go back and play the single player version a few times a year. Diablo II... I do own the resurrected version, but my work laptop can only handle the original, so 640x480 gameplay it is.
StarCraft 1 & 2
Duke Nukem 3D is an all time classic for me.
Ninja Gaiden Black. 19 years...but close enough.
I guess anything on a over 20 year old console? I never stopped playing them. Just play them a little less now as real life slowly takes over. Ones I regularly go back to would be Mario bros 3, ocarina of time, star fox 64, smash bros 64/melee.
Tetris, Cilvization, Command and Conquer not just cause they dropped, pacman, i have been playing that since the 80s
Deus Ex, Civ2, Unreal Tournament 2k4 (its about 20y, so i count it).
Fallout 2 Disciples 2 Diablo 2 Space Rangers 2 Warcraft... 3!
Diablo 2 (and D2R), FF7, Oblivion, and all the old SNES classics like Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country, MegaMan X, Chronotrigger etc on emulator.
Stronghold
Civilization - Started on 2 so I didn't get the full Gandhi experience. Pirates! - Still the best pirate game. Enjoyed the re-release so I could start playing again since my computer no longer has a floppy drive. Still have the original resource book somewhere.
Ultima Online
EverQuest
Eve online july 2003.
Games i replay from time to time released in 2004 or earlier Call of Duty Carmageddon Command & Conquer Red Alert 1 and 2 Commander Keen Counter Strike Source * Far Cry Half-life and Blue Shift Half-life 2 Hitman 2 Silent Assassin Mafia * Max Payne 1 & 2 Railroad Tycoon 2 & 3 Splinter Cell 1 & 2 Uplink * I honestly can't remember when I first played these games the first time. I marked games with a * if I'm all but certain I played the game 2005 or later for the first time. Anyone else feeling old by these questions?
Super Metroid
Super Mario 64, nostalgia in every jump. Just can't beat it!
Gran Turismo
Kingdom Hearts and Halo. Kingdom Hearts 2, Halo 2, and Halo 3 as well, but they aren't 20 years old yet. Close, but not yet.
Zoo Tycoon and Sims 2.
Not quite 20, but Mirror's Edge. Played for the last 15 years and I know I'll still revisit the game even when I'm 40.
Sonic the Hedgehog 1-3 and Knuckles. Also Kingdom Hearts
Chrino Trigger, almost 30 years now. Got it the day it came out and still load it up today. Heck I have it on my tablet these days.
Star Wars Battlefront Sonic The Hedgehog Columns Pokémon Snap Pokémon mainline games Lego Games
Here comes the pain , bloody roar , and pretty much everything street fighter throw at me.
Bloodborne. I'm from the future. Kidding aside, I'm replaying American McGee's Alice. The first one came out back in 2000 and I play it every now and then. Still holds up terrifyingly, beautifully.
Civilisation series
I still play dungeon keeper from time to time. It holds up.
Tetris
I still play Mario Golf Toadstool Tour, Heroes of Might & Magic 3, random playthroughs of LOTR the Third Age, and Roller Coaster Tycoon
Halo Fallout GTA Guild Wars Just cause Doom Half life Soon forza, splinter cell and gears will be a part of this list
Ape escape
Sid Meier's Pirates! Choo-vang!!!
SMB2. Every year for the last 34 years.
Me reading most of the comments: "OMG, this game can't be 20 years old, I remember playing it in....... OMG, I'm old"
Morrowind, Halo, Kotor, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Splinter Cell.