Ask HN: What older games are you playing through?
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#32Re: Ask HN: What older games are you playing through?
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You can easily play them on GeForce Now, for what it's worth. It just streams to a browser window (or an app if you prefer). There's a free plan, or the higher-quality monthly plans are under $20. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce-now/ You might also the enjoy the Talos Principle games, which are also on GFN. And the first Dungeon Defenders game has a Portal Gun tie-in (it's tower defense, not a puzzle game, but y…
Oh, the thought didn’t even occur. Pretty wild that these days one can stream 3D games. Gotta try it some day!
Anyway, have fun! I wish I could play through Portal again for the first time.
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#34Last year I finished NES Super Mario Bros 1 and Zelda 1 for the first time. I grew up with later generation games, so the difficulty was quite a shock. But it made mastering them more rewarding.
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#35I'm replaying it, but haven't in years, the original Command and Conquer
Everything was low-res. Things moved so slow. shooting lobbed pixels across the screen.
and it was still challenging and fun.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_%26_Conquer:_The_First...
(that said, I play red alert 3 single player for fun from time to time)
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#36Re: Ask HN: What older games are you playing through?
#37I replayed Loom some years ago. It is a unique old Lucasarts game with wonderful music.
Monkey Island 2 was a personal favorite that I did replay somewhat recently. There's something special about those old Lucasarts games.
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#38Just beat Doom last week and I'm now playing through Doom 2. It's still amazing. It brought me back some memories I had completely forgotten about me playing with my cousins. Also, remembering some old map layouts gave me a very weird feeling like I've been visiting a real place I've been when I was a child. 10/10 would recommend.
On PC or on PSX? The version on PSX had a very different feel to it, partly due to very different kind of soundtrack. Both are good though.
I had originally played both the PC and the Playstation 1 port.