Favorite games from 90s

[Diruk]

I was secluded for the major part of the world.
Grew up in a community to which computer games wasn't the talk of the day, more like the next building that would become a hazard if we dig around its foundations to much (hilly environment)

90s
Age of Empires I and II, went nuts when I found the trooper cheat code for Age of Empires
FF7, it is a must for its 3D
Patrician 2/3
Populous, must have been a genius at that game back then.
Pharao

Honor Mentions:
Sim City, I never had the chance to really play it though.

[Blxz]

Age of Empires I and II, went nuts when I found the trooper cheat code for Age of Empires

I made the mistake of playing an online game and forgot to click the 'disable cheats' box. Turned into a massive standoff with armies of those troopers and the nuke cars. World war 3 was fun. And oddly enough I won it by asking the other dude some question and then while he was too busy typing I rushed in and wiped him out. true strategical genius

[djfabiokk]

1.FF7
2.breath of fire 3
3.Diablo
4.C&C red alert retaliation
5.roller coaster tycoon

Actually i played some of DAT BOF3, but didnt get too far into it, idk i got bored.

[BLazerules]

Was born in 94. So just Dungeon Keeper 2. That is the only game I can remember playing from the 90s.

[Elazul]

(1) Chrono Trigger (I still play this once a year religiously in January)
(2) Fallout 1 & 2
(3) Final Fantasy 8 (loads better than 7 which is over rated IMHO)
(4) Dragon Warrior 3 (Played the heck out of this as a kid)
(5) Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Honorable mention goes to Final Fantasy 9 which is my favorite out of all the Final Fantasy games every created. It would have been on the list but it was unfortunately released 6 months to late to be included in the 90s.

[benpowell987]

In the 90's? Hmm, The eldest I would of been was 4 at 1999 So... I didnt have any films IN the 90's, except maybe when the PS1 was brought for me in 1997, CRASH BANDIIICCCUUUTTEE!

but FROM The 90's... fallout 1 - 2
Elder scrolls arena...
Elder scrolls daggerfall...
Command and conquer..
Dune 2..

[Paxton176]

Age of Empire 2 <- Never used Cheats so Hardcore
Golden Eye
Pokemon Blue

[Kamos]

Does that imply you cheated on GoldenEye and Pokemon Blue?

[Paxton176]

Does that imply you cheated on GoldenEye and Pokemon Blue?

Who didn't use the missing-go glitch to max out the inventory

[Haku]

1. Daggerfall
2. X-Com
3. Ultima Online
4. FF7
5. Chrono Trigger

Honorable Mentions

Earthbound
Toejam & Earl
Shadowrun
Syndicate

[Buccee]

Oh this is a easy one

Games that burned into my brain forever!

1.X-Com (PC)
2.FF7 (PS1)
3. Shadowrun (SNES)
4. Secret of Mana (SNES)
5. Baldur's Gate (PC)

And Sid Meier's Pirates! (PC) i think it was relesed 1989 or 90s i dont know

[Diruk]

Age of Empire 2 <- Never used Cheats so Hardcore

Not cheating doesn't make you hardcore.
It is the ability to know how to copy and paste fast that is hardcore, ultimate noobing bomb.
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By far though, the best game I had in Age of Empire 2 was a trench-like standoff, arrow-cannon-trebuchet line withe 2 full byzantine cavalry groups ftw! (gg for those that lose their hairs trying to find a way through it.)

[Alaswing]

I forgot bout Legend of legaia, one of my favorite RPG, music was awesome

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek1oo1B3Vyc

[iSuck345]

Just so you know, theese games are NOT more liked than others. I like equally each game I am about to show you, I ain't no fanboy. I will show 10

X-COM: Apocalypse
Dune 2000
Syndicate
Doom
Quake
Crysis in the Kremlin
Homeworld
Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain
Capitalism

EDIT: I for got 2 more, KKnD both original and krossfire, and half life including all expansions.

[vickiefowler]

well basically.. I don't remember any gam from the 90s!

[vile_things]

I had to look up the release dates to make sure they were actually released in the 90's. Was surprised by some. Note that some of these games I have probably played at a later point.

Age of Empires 1 (1997) & 2 (1999)
Dune 2000 (1998)
Dungen Keeper (1997)
Theme Hospital (1997)
Rollercoaster Tycoon (1999)
Troddlers (Amiga, 1992)
Anno 1602 (1998)
The Settlers II (1996) & III (1998)
Command & Conquer (1995), Red Alert (1996), Tiberian Sun (1999)
Imperialism 2 (1999)
Baldur's Gate (1998)
Pokemon Red & Blue (Gameboy, 1999)
A Link to the Past (Gameboy, 1991), Link's Awakening (SNES, 1993), Ocarina of Time (N64, 1998)
Fallout 1 (1997) & 2 (1998)
Caesar 3 (1998)
Duke Nukem 3D (N64, 1997)
GoldenEye 007 (N64, 1997)
Half-Life (1998)
Day of the Tentacle (1993)
KKND2: Krossfire (1998)
Warcraft 2 (1996)
Starcraft (1998)

Also:
Populous (1989)

And probably many more, that I don't remember right now.

[Nuclear]

For PC I would say:
1. Civilization II (It was my first game I ever played on a PC lol)
2. XCOM: UFO Defense (I still play it)
3. Jagged Alliance 2
4. Age of Empires
5. Every other PC game I forgot about.

Honorable mentions:
Pokemon Blue. (Most time I ever spent on a game possibly ever. LOL)
GoldenEye 007
Streets of Rage

[Blxz]

Pokemon Blue. (Most time I ever spent on a game possibly ever. LOL)

Did you get all pokemon plus Mew?

[Jake_j_a]

Tough one here, list could go on and on, some I've probably forgotten about by now:
#1 would be daggerfall after that the order is rather random
Darklands
the only MMORPG I've ever really liked was Darkness falls (used to play on dial-up!)
Arena, ofcourse, but Daggerfall trumped it in every way.
Romance of the 3 kingdoms (most any of them really)
Tekmo Super Bowl (NES version NOT the snes one!)
Diablo
Heroes of Might and magic 3 (2 was good too, but 3 was much better)
Wasteland was 80's so I guess that dosnt count.
Fallout and Fallout 2
Star Control 2
Lemmings (though I'm not sure it was really that good but it was addicting as hell)

[Nuclear]

Did you get all pokemon plus Mew?

I got all of them eventually, Trading for most of them turned me into quite the persuasive young Pokemon master. Lol. Which reminds me, when I first got it (I was really young) I didn't know what 'save' was. So I constantly restarted the game over and over. Lol I thought that's how the game was. Took about a few months before my friend showed me what 'save' was.