>list favorite games of all the amazing games I beat as a kid/teenager (t. '93 kid)>some zoomer who never played any of them calls me a "poser"niceare you guys honest about your favorite games or do you disingenuously list a bunch of games nobody has played because you dont want to be mocked?
>>747573576People were just more willing to try random games back then due to video game rentals. There's plenty of games I wouldn't have tried if it wasn't just a 3 buck investment. Nowadays you need to subscribe to some 30 dollar a month service to rent demos of games. I spent like 80 bucks renting Harvest Moon A Wonderful Life despite being a 15 dollar game
Normies only say that cuz when they try to play a game like Deus Ex or Half-Life they immediately get filtered at the beginning and blame the controls/graphics and cuz Youtubers regularly trash popular games by picking them to pieces while they faun over obscure midslop.
>>747573576I can't even narrow down my favourites to just 9
>>747573981Limit yourself to one game per franchise or even one game per genre if you want. I could've put MGS3 and Super Castlevania 4 on there too.
>>747573981I can give you a top 1 but ranking anything past that quickly gets murky.
>>747573972These days, it's really just the latter. Booting up a game has become such a monumental task for the average twitter-brain that it's just easier for them to "watch" a contrarian video essay and co-opt the same opinion.
>Spyro 2basedCrash and Spyro and Jak and Sly all had the same pattern to their trilogy2 > 1 > 3
