General Discussions

What old games do you really miss from years ago?
Why can't you play them anymore?
Old games which have been lost to the new generation.

For me, I really miss:
Digimon World 4 - PS2 (lost it)
DBZ Budokai 3 - PS2 (lost it)
Crash Bandicoot - PS1 (Sold it(Also First game I ever played)
Halo 1 & 2 - Xbox (lost them)

Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit - the series was just never the same. The game was insanely simplistic but that's what made it good. It was just about driving, not making a crappy Honda Civic even crappier or disgracing a Lamborghini by putting a body kit on it. I'm really looking forward to the new Hot Pursuit, I hope EA does the name justice.

Vampire masquirade - blood lines
Bulders gate and diablo 1 and 2
Guess my pc is to upgraded to play those games as i have vista on and i think they work with windows 98, not to sure though.

Um Jammer Lammy - PlayStation - Disk stopped working.
Pokemon Red - Gameboy Colour - Cartridge was taken away.
Digimon - PlayStation - Disk was lost in a move.
The Sims 2 - PC - Doesn't run on my computer, at least not well.
Theme Park World - Playstation - Disk was lost in a move.
Final Fantasy IX - Playstation - Disk stopped working.

Also, I used to have this really awesome Barbie sports game, and you could snowboard and rollerblade. The rollerblading was so awesome, but my stepsister lost it. Stupid stepsister.

[Edited by Nic_Durron, 7/28/2010 12:44:32 PM]

Mario Kart DS. I seem to have misplaced it

Many of my N64 games including Conkers Bad Fur Day, Diddy Kong Racing, WWF No Mercy and Banjo-Kazooie

Im right there with ya. I preferred the old simple design that Hot Pursuit had. I kind of liked Hot Pursuit 2 but im hoping the new one will be better.

GTA Vice City: The best GTA game ever, it was my favourite game for a very long time, so I still do play it. So I don't exactly miss it, but I think it fits the list.

Doom 95: I remember myself playing this game on a rented PC when I was 7. I was all in awe with its graphics and thought as if no game would be this good. For now, I cannot tolerate DOS games, but whenever I think of those moments, I feel happy.

Mortal Kombat: Deception -- I was addicted.