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What was your favourite video game growing up as a child?

· 7 months ago · 9 replies · 411

Growing up, I was a huge gamer and loved to play almost any game. I had my favourites, though, and the one I remember that was my biggest favourite growing up would have been Yoshi's Island on the Super Nintendo.

Growing up, what was your favourite video game to play? Do you still play that game now?

9 replies

· 6 months ago

Videogames did not exist in my childhood!

· 1 month ago

Pokémon games were my favorite when I was growing up.

· 1 month ago

Sonic the Hedgehog was fine. Grew up with them on Mega Drive. I always thought it was revolutionary when Sonic & Knuckles came out and you could put Sonic 1, 2 & 3 on top for new games.

· 1 month ago

My favorite game growing up is the Super Mario Bros. The music is classic. I still play it sometimes for nostalgia sake.

· 1 month ago

I had several: Treasure Planet for PS1, Toy Story 2 for PS1, Pokémon Gold for GBC, Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories for PS1, and Digimon World 3 for PS1.

· 1 month ago

I’m going to say Minecraft. It was the most interesting one for me in my childhood. I also had some other games before playing on a PC. I had a Nintendo console and I played games like Duck Hunt and Super Mario on it. I don’t remember the exact console model but it was one of the most popular ones at the time.

· 1 month ago

My favorite gaming franchise for most of my childhood was Sonic and it still is my favorite gaming franchise. I love it way more than Mario. However there was a brief moment in time where I liked Pokemon a little bit more than Sonic, this was during the Pokemania hype of the early 00’s.

· 3 weeks ago

Growing up as a child, one of my favorite games was Super Mario and real football on mobile. Those games always made my day.

· 2 weeks ago

Many people have mentioned it already, Super Mario! I remember being excited whenever I want to play it, it got to a point it was taken away so I can focus on my school.

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