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When I was a kid we had a commodore 64, I loved playing Jet Boot Jack lol.. oh and Paragon!

and on the sega master system there was a game I loved called Space Harrier.

Gyromite.The Legend of Zelda (the original)California Games (for commodore 64)

i never really played oregon trail..
but I LOVED carmen san diego and geosafari
I embraced my inner child nerd

Madeline!

Bubble Bobble!

I was addicted to the computer game of Muppet Treasure Island when I was a kid. I’m still bummed that I can’t play it on newer computers.

I loved playing the computer games that came on floppy discs during computer class when I was in elementary school. Oregon Trail was definitely a favorite of mine too. I always named the characters after my friends in class… and they always died

Math Blaster was where it was at!

Princess Maker II o.o

Yukon Trail, Math Blaster, Commander Keen….and so many others I can’t even remember. lol

Frogger, Pong, Oregon trail, Yukon trail, math blaster

All the Sierra adventure games. King’s Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, etc. It’s very rare that I meet anyone who knows what the hell I’m talking about when I mention these franchises, but I grew up on them. They were the stories I read as a kid before I ever voluntarily read books.

Also, the Ultima games. Ultima 4 was like the first game that ever rewarded your character for being a good person, whereas most games even today are still about killing everything on the screen.

@Ashley Nicole Anders@facebook - You probably did play a Carmen Sandiego game. There was Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?, and then Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?. I was obsessed with both. lol.

Rollercoaster Tycoon. And Barbie Magic Hairstyler. And every other Barbie computer game there was. Oh and Carmen San Diego.

I miss King’s Quest quite a bit! I also miss Oregon Trail. Especially because as a kid, my cousins and I would reenact the game in real life with little toy wagons that we’d pull each other in. It was awesome!

The earliest Pokemon games.
I remember being the very best, like noone ever was.
Catching them was my true test, but training them, that was my cause.
I travelled across the regions of Kanto and Johto, searching far and wide,
For each Pokemon to understand the power that is inside.

Translation: Kidnap animals and force them to live in cramped conditions for long periods of time, only letting them out to maul one another.

 But hey, I don’t really miss them, because I still own them, and they stand the test of time XD

I remember in my kindergarten computer class we used to play this game called Zoombinis on the old school macs. I thought it was the greatest thing ever back then.

Battle Zone!  My dad played it and showed me how and I loved it.  I also had kids’ games like Magic School Bus in Space and Pocahontas.  

I miss Commander Keen, Wonderboy, Magic School bus and Toy Story

Oregon Trail was always hilarious.  Early Sims City was fun.  I liked destroying cities with monsters and crazy natural disasters   There was another game – I can’t remember the name of it – where you were a little mouse and you had to push around blocks to avoid cats and get pieces of cheese.  It was pretty entertaining.

Rollercoaster Tycoon (still play it) Lemonade Stand, and Sim Zoo

Oh man, Oregon Trail!!!! Looveeeee

Logical Journey of the Zoombinis!

Not computer but from N64: Zelda and the Ocarina of Time <3

Freddi Fish, Rollercoaster Tycoon, Adiboo, and we had some game at school that was underwater, had a submarine, involved math and fish, can’t remember what it’s called and tried to look it up but found nothing.. it was in french, but don’t know if it was originally in english

Oregon Trail is probably the one remember the best. I also had a floppy disc game called Scooter’s Magic castle. We definitely were still getting floppy disc games even after we had CD games and my GUESS is CDs couldn’t hold as much data as floppy to download on your computer. I’m not exactly sure. Some others I loved that come to mind: Roller Coaster Tycoon, Wheel of Fortune, Life, Monopoly. I remember my brother also playing Doom and this weird biker game. and Warcraft.

Edit: After looking more through comments, Toy Story and Where in Time is Carmen San Diego. I LOVED those games.

@Love_never_fails - It was crazy how many Barbie computer games I had. hairstyler, pet rescue, magic genie, fashion show, nail styler, the one that had a camera (one of the first digital cameras haha).

Crystal Caves and Prince of Persia!

I enjoyed playing Oregon Trail in elementary school.

OREGON TRAIL IS THE BEST GAME EVER!

Zooooombinis!

Definitely popped that sucker into my computer a few months ago.  Surprisingly, it worked.  Less surprisingly, it was still ridiculously fun!

Also, Treasure Mountain, all of the Jumpstart games (although Mrs. Grunkle of Jumpstart 4th Grade scared me to no end), and Sim Safari/Sim Town.

Oregon Trail 2. Loved that game.

does neopets count? o.0

math munchers? 

We still have our Oregon Trail CD-Rom.  

I was a huge fan of Oregon trail and Museum Madness

Most of those old computer games came from school..I remember Carmen San Diego and Paws Typing Town (that’s really all I can remember as the other ones I don’t have names for lol)

The Dizzy games (Treasure Island Dizzy etc), Little Big Adventure!

Logical Journey of the Zoombinis was by far my fav! I actually missed it so much that my friend and I ordered it online to relive our childhood

I also miss Oregon Trail, SimLife, Sim City, Rollercoaster Tycoon, and this old game for Mac called “Cross Country Canada” – you played a trucker, and you – big surprise – had to drive across Canada.

OMG I loved Oregon Trail.  Other 90′s vintage computer favs were:  Treasure Math Storm, Spelling Blizzard/Spelling Safari, GIZMOS AND GADGETS, Dinosaur Safari…  I had a Mac growing up.  I also had these awesome Busytown games, and a really awesome Lion King one, and this other one that I used to write all these stories and insert clip art (maybe that was just some kind of word program LOL)…

GOOD TIMES!!!!

@Digital_Angel21@xanga - OMG I almost forgot about Scooter’s Magic Castle!!!!!  Haha I loved that game…

The only game I can remember playing on the computer back then by name is the Oregon Trail, though I remember playing “1st grade learning” themed games and the like.

@Shytooth@xanga - My goodness I loved the King’s Quest games!! My brother and I would draw out maps on graph paper so we would have every screen shot to go back to and how best to click screen to screen to get places. I did like when they finally made the Kings Quest that focused on the princess and her mother (just for a change lol). Man – I wish I could play alllllll of those again.

@GodhelpED@xanga - I used to play King’s Quest with my dad and we did the same thing!