SturokBGD
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The cool thing about this is that despite where technology is at today, there is nothing like these games in today's mainstream market. So we go full circle and they become interesting again.
What's the oldest game in your backlog you think you'll actually play?
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xpresstuning
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Shippuu Mahou Daisakusen (racing/shmup hybrid, some weird, excellent shit) on the Sega Saturn got a recent english patch. Gotta jump on that.
Audiophile
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Oldest stuff I never played and fully expect to one day is Silent Hill 1 (1999), Silent Hill 2 (2001) & Silent Hill 3 (2003).
While I've played all these; I wanna revisit GTA: Vice City (2002), GTA: San Andreas (2004), GTA:VCS (2006) & GTAIV (2008) for their stories. I never actually finished any of them and the first 3 are just a blur to me now.
My Backloggd:
https://www.backloggd.com/u/MitchS25/backlog/release:asc/
..though these are made up of some never played, some I want to revisit and some that are just curiosities.
While I've played all these; I wanna revisit GTA: Vice City (2002), GTA: San Andreas (2004), GTA:VCS (2006) & GTAIV (2008) for their stories. I never actually finished any of them and the first 3 are just a blur to me now.
My Backloggd:
https://www.backloggd.com/u/MitchS25/backlog/release:asc/
..though these are made up of some never played, some I want to revisit and some that are just curiosities.
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Bernardougf
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I have tactics ogre reborn ... the difficult spikes are becoming hard to ignore and taking my enjoyment of the game.. but it has been awesome until now. Im resting out for now playing other games but will try again sometime since I went pretty far already.
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crackajack
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I have bought the Icewind Dale + Baldurs Gate Bundle some years ago. So BG1 is probably the oldest game I kinda want to play.
But that will maybe never happen. Witcher 1+2, Spellforce 2, Planescape Torment, or more recent the entire Mass Effect, Dragon Age, or also Dragons Dogma and all the Souls-like clones after hateloving Demons Souls are also waiting for my attention. It seems I never get to these games but I buy them almsot more frequently than other games.
But that will maybe never happen. Witcher 1+2, Spellforce 2, Planescape Torment, or more recent the entire Mass Effect, Dragon Age, or also Dragons Dogma and all the Souls-like clones after hateloving Demons Souls are also waiting for my attention. It seems I never get to these games but I buy them almsot more frequently than other games.
Alex Anderson
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OG Space Invaders once the collection goes back on sale on eshop. I'll probably play it right away so that doesn't really count as backlog... damnit.
I know dammit is correct but I've never liked how the word looks
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DeepSpace5D
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I definitely see myself playing another PS classic with trophy support in the somewhat near future. Most likely The Legend of Dragoon.
DenchDeckard
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Bloody hell. What a question....I can't think. I bet there is something from my childhood.
For my own sanity I'll have to pull it up to recent times. Something like completeing persona 5 royal
For my own sanity I'll have to pull it up to recent times. Something like completeing persona 5 royal
Crayon
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This is a fun question but it's hard to say. I have a lot of PS1 games that I have owned for a very long time.
Take something like destruction derby 2 for example, though. I wanted to play that when came out, never got around to it, but thought about it on and off over the years. Recently, I bought a disc. Idk if that was really on my backlog or not. It turned out to be a travesty, btw. One of the all time disappointing sequels.
Amok is a similar story but turned out to be pretty good. Shout-out to amok.
Take something like destruction derby 2 for example, though. I wanted to play that when came out, never got around to it, but thought about it on and off over the years. Recently, I bought a disc. Idk if that was really on my backlog or not. It turned out to be a travesty, btw. One of the all time disappointing sequels.
Amok is a similar story but turned out to be pretty good. Shout-out to amok.
NightmareFarm
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My backlog is pretty short at the moment but I plan to play Gravity Rush(2012) soon. I'm a sucker for games where you have superpowers that enable fun traversal mechanics like inFAMOUS and Forspoken.