8 Classic Games That Instantly Take Us Back To Our Childhood
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Rob takes a look at 8 nostalgia-inducing classics that instantly transport us back to our childhood. Which games do it for you? Let us know in the comments!
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I love these little glimpses into your childhood, Rob. I get that you probably exaggerate some aspects for comic effect, but it's clear gaming was a bit of a happiness lifeline for you when life was a bit pants. As one child of divorce to another, I want to give your 12 yr old self a hug and tell him it gets better. I'm glad you had the escape of games when things reached maximum suckage. I'm a child of the 1970s, & I think I would have coped with the suckage of my own situation a lot better if home consoles had been a thing then.
Rob, pls do some more of these videos where you weave some of your own personal anecdotes into the subject matter. Apart from the fact that you're hella funny, I love the little insights into how gaming came to be such a valued part of your life. It gives your videos a nice warmth & personal touch that some of the other PR channels like outsidexbox (enjoyable as they are ) lack.
I'd be interested if you've ever used games as a catharsis for your own feelings. Maybe topics like '8 Video games great for getting anger out'(E.G :Dishonored is delightfully hack & slashy, if you're in a bad mood & wanna kill pixels) ; ''8 terrible video game romances to make you feel better about being dumped' ; "8 Video games that never fail to cheer you up'-that sort of thing.
I really love your channel, Rob. A lot of corporate channels are kind of glossy & slick, but between you, Dave & Nathan (& of course our glorious Badger Overlord) there's a nice folksy accessibility & humour in your vids the others lack. I have a chronic pain problem & suffer from severe depression & you guys never fail to get a smile out of me.. I don't have the coin for a PS4 & my ancient second-hand PS3 is on its last legs but even when it croaks I'll keep watching as I love your infectious enthusiasm for all the new games like a kid on Xmas Day.
Keep up the good work, fellas! You guys rock. :-)
+ScattySafari An amazing comment, thank you very much (and some nice feature ideas!) :) -Rob
+PlayStation Access rob remind me agine what was tje resone that you loved metal gear solid
+ScattySafari One of the most heartfelt comments I've ever read on UA-cam.
great comment dude kudos
+ScattySafari what a lovely comment... I couldn't agree more.
I let a friend borrow my memory card and then he lost it. So for about two weeks I had to leave my Playstation turned on so I wouldn't lose my progress on Spyro the Dragon until my mom would buy me a new one. I progressed all the way up to Gnasty Gnorc and young-me thought "hehe, I won't even need a memory card" but then there was a huge crash of thunder and the power went out. All that work, all those stupid egg thiefs with their "nanananana". Biggest heartbreak of my young life.
OMG dude, that is a big heartbreak. I can imagine that happening to me. Crying a river.
Oh my god…I'm so sorry. Genuinely, I'm sorry, that is heartbreaking. It took me years to get to Gnasty Gnorc (I think, time in my childhood memories is more than slightly warped), if that was stolen from me like that I would have just curled up into a ball and wept for days. You have my deepest, most genuine condolences, my friend. ;_;
I remember my father always watched me playing GTA 2 and always asked me to drove the truck so that he could listen to the old country song from the game's radio
the day rob dose not mention metal gear solid is the day that the earth plunges into chaos
Rob is so funny "I'd lie there thinking of the stresses of growing up, how my parents hated each other..." 😂😂
+Thomas Currie Hey that wasn't a joke it's a very sensitive issue I can't believe you would laugh there OMG :_(
+PlayStation Access oh....:/ at least you've got PS Access 😂
+PlayStation Access Psh, at least you had parents.
+Thomas Currie Don't feel bad, I laughed too.
Well atleast he lived in the 90! You don't know how much criticism i get for wanting to play the original metal gear
You got me Rob. Goosebumps as soon as I heard the over world theme to Final Fantasy 7, and instantly I was 15 all over again playing the game for countless hours in my bedroom. Think 15 will live up to the hype??
+Homer Gets Duffed I have faith in 15. It makes me genuinely excited about FF again for the first time in years. -Rob
+Homer Gets Duffed FFXV is like a meta RPG hero on an really hard quest. Resurrecting Japan's console market, being the first FF since FF7/FF8 to truly push the limits of technology, facing the titanic ripple The Witcher 3 left in the RPG genre. So many critics, so many hopefuls. Launch day will be tense.
+PlayStation Access I barely recognize FF15 as a FF game. I'm not even excited about the FF7 remake either b/c the gameplay is completely different. It makes me so sad that one of my favorite series ever no longer matters to me anymore.
I felt nothing
+Homer Gets Duffed i did too but i dont understand why because i didnt played ff7 or any other one either....
Spyro/Crash and Tekken totally hit me right in the nostalgia feels(Especially Spyro. The ability to fly in games were extremely awesome back then). @_@
Pretty much. Although, I do remember playing Tomb Raider and never getting past the T-Rex. Ugh.
MGS1 was so bewildering as a kid. I was too young to really get my head around it, I watched my friend's brother play the whole game on his playstation and was so content sitting through the enthralling experience, I don't even think i asked for a turn... What a game!
Games I want on PS4, Jak 2, Crash B & Spyro!!
same
+Sentinel Aerox So what exactly is your problem? if your annoyed then ignore the comment it's not your choice if someone can comment on a big UA-camrs channel or not
GamingKyuubi Don't worry about it. I will just block him and he wont have to see my "attention seeking" comments again. :)
Damm so much hate for someone posting about some video games that need to be ported to the ps4
Shesh lol some people need to get a life!
DO. NOT. FORGET. SLY COOPER. That game was sooo much fun.
Legend of Dragoon... Remember playing the demo about 20 times.. and when i finally got the full game... man, i still have that moment in my heart. One of the best in its day.
I remember playing Crash Bandicoot with my cousin and when his mom told him it was time to go I would say "Quick! Hide under my bed!" It's a faint memory but we were playing an ice level and his mom walked in my room and said "Shane? Have you said Shane, Brendan?" then I would say "He definitely isn't under the bed, auntieeee!" I loved my original XBOX. Thrown out without my knowing last year. I most definitely will miss the shit out of it.
crash bandicoot and metal gear solid will always be my favorite series, especially METAL GEAR SOLID, when "the best is yet to come" came on WOOOW
BRING BACK CRASH BANDICOOT!
+RoYaLMuRdErA too bad naughty dog doesn't own the ip anymore :(
+RoYaLMuRdErA i forgot how good it was
Crash for Smash!
+RoYaLMuRdErA E3 this year ;)
Activision are trolling us damnit.
I'm still in my childhood.
+The Nobleman my good sir your picture is quite dapper
Thanks
Same
Me too.
I am still in my childhood at 54! Been gaming since the ZX Spectrum
I still get chills when I hear that Metal Gear Solid ending theme. So incredibly good.
+Jeremy Sutherland The Best... is yet to come
The Ratchet and Clank games took up a good portion of my childhood. Heck, it takes up just as much space (perhaps even more so) in the present as well.
Other games I frequented were the GTA games, and the Sims.
Sims 2, Ratchet and Clank, Crash Bandicoot, I-Ninja, Donald Duck Quack! Attack!, Dragon Ball Z Bundoi Tenkaichi 3
I cry every time I hear "The best is yet to come". Rob, MGS is so amazing.
honestly the Friday feature is what pulled me to Access. I watch some of the other segments on here, but Rob's personality makes this one of the best segments on video games I've ever seen.
The two Star Wars Battlefront games. Me and dad used to play those two very often.
MediEvil, Syphon Filter, Oddworld, Crash Bandicoot, Jersay Devil, Sillent Hill and Mortal Kombat bring nostalgia to me
the first game I played was Jak and Crash Bandicoot. Oh, the memories...
GTA 1 and 2, San Andreas, Metal Gear Solid, Spyro, Sly and Crash, oh the memories
SLY COPPER most underrated play station game ever
+Holyflygon sadly, that is true my friend.
Joshua Arenas people who played threw the first 3 games played threw a great story and a great game
Holyflygon FACTS
Holyflygon through, not threw
Oh it a stealth game
MGS mate after hearin again the soundtrack i was about to cry!
Crash Bandicoot 3 was a big game in my house. Even my parents loved it. They would play it at night time after sending me and my sister to bed lol.
MGS is nostalgic bliss. i still get chills and goosebumps every time i hear that theme song. so many memories flooding back from my teen years. the first time a video game ever made me cry (sniper wolf death scene). a game so good, it allowed me to discover new depths into my own humanity. MGS is indeed the perfect video game. Thank you for putting it on the top of this list Rob. You are a true patriot.
*salute*
One gaming moment that has stuck with me forever is in mgs4 when old snake returns to Shadow Moses and the music fades in... oh the chills.
I had the same father/son relationship with my Dad, except it was with "Tekken 2" and later "Tekken 3".. He wouldn't play any games at all, but when we got Tekken 2, he started playing with me and my brother, and it eventually became a ritual. We let him win initially, but then it got to the point where it could go either way! He got really good at it! We still joke to this day, where he might randomly say in a totally unrelated conversation something like "Yoshimitsu wins!" Hahaha! Good times and great memories. Respect from Davey in Éire (Ireland)..
The games that really press my nostalgia button are Spider-man, Spider-man 2: Enter Electro, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Crash Bandicoot, Crash Kart Racing, Dark Forces, Super Jurassic Park, Super Mario Kart, Super Return of the Jedi, Super Mario World, Cool Boarders 3, Donkey Kong Country, GoldenEye 007. There were a lot of fun games I played that shaped my love of gaming.
The first three Spyro's were what I grew up on, and I still play them on my ps2.
AAhhh seeing this made me so happy, as I too played most of these games in my childhood, but none of my friends did, they're all on about Zelda and Super Mario, and I'm sitting there with Final Fantasy, MGS, Crash etc.
That story about his dad and Metal Gear though. The video suddenly got quite emotional, it almost made me shed a tear.
I really like how you put Cloud and Tifa on your shelf, with their legs dangling..they look so cute together. I had to get them too and now they are in the same position on my piano, with the Hardy Daytona behind them. A great little reminder of my childhood and without a doubt of one of the best games and stories of all time.
Disappointed Rob. You picked VII when you could have picked IX, which is objectively superior.
+offbeat0008 I'll be sure to let the millions of FF7 fans know the bad news -Rob
+PlayStation Access xD
Oops, I got rekt again.
+PlayStation Access Damn Rob! That was savage.
+PlayStation Access rob what about the top 8 most annoying multilayer characters to pick
ie: tekken law (backflip kick)
ie: yoshimitsu (sword flea jump)
I'm sure you can find others
My Playstation childhood was being addicted to Crash, Jade Cocoon, my first rpg Shadow Madness, Tenchu 2, and having nightmares after watching my dad play Resident Evil. Im now a Resident Evil fanatic lol
Ahh. I just had to let out a heavy sigh. What a nostalgic video. You may have tried to dampen your childhood nostalgia yourself, but it really bleeds through in this one. And it's beautiful, no matter how cheesy that sounds. Thanks for this. :)
In our case, MGS was a brother-sister bonding, watching my older sister play the entire thing while I cower in my seat as Mantis read our minds. Now, I suddenly appreciate those times withy my siblings when we were young more than ever.
Ah man, Rosco McQueen, Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, Metal Gear Solid, Croc 1 and 2...these were the days.
I cannot believe Ratchet & Clank didn't make it! My whole childhood was R&C on PS2! Never played FF & Doom though :( the FF soundtracks give me the goosebumps though! BEAUTIFUL! the first game I experienced waking up early to play was AC2. The definition of a classic I tell you
Jak and dexter too
yeah
it's games from robs childhood I'm guessing he's around the same age as me 30's so would have been before ps2 era maybe suggest ps2 best platforms
+עידן זידלר they are classic ps2 games not ps1
You are 12 years old ?
Looking back, I believe my first video game was Goldeneye on my older brother's N64. I was about 3 at the time, and couldn't really play, but I do remember being anle to complete the third mission if nothing else.
*able
Mine overall was Tetris, I think. Or Mario. Or Tanks. We had some sort of a NES clone called "Dendi".
Ohh, the glory of eastern Europe.
I don't remember who I played as in the multiplayer. Probably switched between characters including Oddjob, if I did ever play it.
I'd say his childhoods not too far away from mine, the faint glimpses of various videogame medium and then those classical standout moments. Very well thought out list good sir, captured the "Golden Years" accurately.
A few games that instantly transport me back to childhood are A Link to the Past, Super Mario World and Final Fantasy 7. The music you played for this video is nostalgia personified. Still love that game to this day.
As soon as I heard the Metal Gear theme...oh, the memories...
As soon as I heard the MGS music I jumped in excitement. Damn, even today that game is phenomenal.
'The best is yet to come' as nostalgia goes, it doesn't get any better than that for me. Memory's of being amazed that Kenneth Baker meant the ACTUAL back of the psychical game box... Glad you had it in there Rob. I'd also add Hydro Thunder to the list from my childhood.
That Metal Gear Solid ending must be the most powerful moment in video games history for me, that music! Oh, wait the flashback scene in MGS 4 takes the cake, teardrop moment right there.
Ratchet and Clank, was one of my favorite as a child.
Oddworld: Abe's Odyssey anyone?
Both games were excellent!
Yes!
To hear Rob talking about running to the arcade to play tekken, gta being banned (temporarily in my house) and other such things IS taking me right back to my childhood lol
FF7, and RE2 are most memorable for me because they came with my PS at Christmas time 😄
Hi mate. My name is Sora and I'm Swiss
I accidentally stumbled upon one of your videos and I must say, I really liked it. Then I started to watch an other, and an other, and so on and finally I've subscribed to your channel
Therefore, I just wanted you to know that you've won a new fan. Keep up the good work mate
PS: your accent is gorgeous. I wish I had the same
Sora do you have a keyblade
I had the same experince
im actually surprised that Resident Evil isn't on this list.
+sephiroth buster Really really surprised.
Wow as soon as I saw the intro to MGS where he's swimming into the cargo area!!!!! I can't believe how good that game was, I remember watching that part over and over as I showed everyone the game and everyone fell in love with it just as I did. Thanks for the nostalgia :)
Final Fantasy IX is my nostalgia kicker, right next to The Legend of Dragoon. I'd played previous FF games but something about the world of IX just dragged me in, I was just entering my teenage years when it came out and had been drifting away from gaming. And it was singlehandedly IX's fault that I'm a gamer to this day because it grabbed me by the throat, pulled me back to the TV and screamed "GO ON AN ADVENTURE GODDAMMIT!". So now my nostalgia peen explodes with nostalgia juice anytime I so much as hear the main menu theme.
The best is yet to come
Who remembers Sly Cooper?! That was my game & getting all the bottles & stuff, ahh I miss being a kid.. 😞
What's a sly cooper?
I know how I hid Sly 2, because it was about a thief. Yes, I was a first born and had to defend every game 😅
Love this video Rob, as a chap the same age as yourself this hit my nostalgia buttons hard. I would have many of these games on my list as well, but swap out Doom for Duke Nukem 3D, or the Doom 2 Simpsons mod that my Dad found. I was so obsessed with the Tony Hawk games I kept on playing until the horror that was Project 8. I even won a contest at Uni that won me a copy of American Wasteland, and was then promptly drenched as my mates threw a pint of snakebite and black over me. I was a sticky blackcurrant smelling mess the rest of the night!
The only game on the list I have no nostalgia for is MGS, I just didn't play it at the time and had no friends that did either. Which is quite crazy to think of now. I'd have to replace that with something like Silent Hill or Resident Evil, both games I wasn't allowed to own myself but borrowed secretly off friends and scared myself silly. There would definitely be some Nintendo titles here too, but this isn't the place for that sort of thing :p
Speaking of arcades we had one inside a local pub that had Tekken 2 and Hercules on the PS1 hooked up free to play... Oh those centaurs, I could never get past them.
Speaking of music that gives you goosebumps, "The Best is Yet to Come" is phenomenal. Metal Gear Solid!
I've honestly never played a finial fantasy game
yeah ive never played finial fantasy either lol nah but really youre missing out
Ive only played crisis core on the psp and while the story is good, the combat is just super boring to me
FFX is really good
Emilio Lugo same here I never got into Final Fantasy Chrono Trigger and Legend of Dragoon those were amazing
I have FF7 but I don't really play it, 3 disks long? No thank you.
I'm really disappointed Rob. where is resident evil.
Crash 3, 007 Nightfire, San Andreas, Spongebob Squarepants: The Curse of the Flying Dutchman, Ghosts and Goblins, Pokemon Pearl, Donkey Kong (GB), Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Lego Star Wars, Guitar Hero 3, Rayman 3
Fantastic video! Sent me back to my days from 99 to 05. I think a game that instantly takes me back is Twisted Metal on the PS1. Gosh, I had never been so addicted to a game until COD WAW was released.
My skin did tingle when the FFVII music played
The game that made my childhood was the original ps2 ratchet and clank the first brilliant game I'd ever played
Hey Rob I don't know if you took my advice from my previous comment to do this video, but it's exactly what I wanted. A BIG THANKS! to you Rob! Love it!
Spyro, Lego Star Wars, Crash, and Star Wars Battlefront 1 & 2 were my childhood
OMG - Spyro is the first game I remember, well - on PSOne atleast. So good!
The first game I ever played is portal 2 I know I am a little little kid
Great overall review. MGS for me.. Agree 100% with Rob. oh and yes, the dad thing regarding MGS, same for me, same for me :D
Bugz and Taz Time Busters.
The sound of collecting a gear and entering the aztec zone sends me right back.
Nothing says nostalgia like Sly
We all know the *real* reason pre-teens liked Tomb Raider.
+Brad Hann the myth drove us all mad
I remember playing so many games with my dad. The series we enjoyed most was Ratchet and Clank, but we also played Jak and Daxter, Spider-Man on PS1, Simpsons Hit and Run, Simpsons Road Rage etc.
Overboard was awesome! A violent 'dog fight' mode and a great puzzler too. No mention of the fantastic music of Spyro?
METAL GEAR! didn't see that coming! lol
Crash bandicoot wrath of cortex was my all time fav crash.
not Warped?
+Jordan Low yeah the 3 originals plus CTR were all better... i loved wrath of cortex it was the last of the classic crash's of warp rooms and whatnot... The only ones i enjoyed after that was Nitro Kart, Twinsanity (Sort of) and Tag Team Racing despite it being really different
Dylan Dugan no but still was a great game.
games are huge for me i love you rob thank you!! for keeping me sane each week with your touches of realism.
Great video as ever, Rob! I'd have to add in Resident Evil 2 as one that never fails to take me back. I hear there may be a remaster on the cards which is very exciting!
All this list is missing is the original resident evil which along with tekken and final fantasy sums up my childhood of gaming haha :)
+McDoogle Yess! though to be honest I prefer Resident Evil 2 over the original...
Quirky Cool Haha fair point I did spend many more hours on RE2 than the original
+McDoogle I actually played RE3 more than RE1 and RE2 but because it was a two disc and somewhat different perspective on which character you played more RE2 really stuck with me...
Something to take me back to my childhood? Let me think - it will have to be Pong. We still had a black&white telly with an ultra sonic remote control that scared the dog shitless. I am talking 1972 here ;o)
And yes, I am also still in my childhood when ever I get onto one of my many consoles!
old timer
+The Brick Fix OMG! I FORGOT ABOUT CENTIPEDE! ANYONE ELSE PLAY THE PS1 VERSION
Overboard was amazing! I can still hum the jingle which was playing after beating a level!
I'm amazed how similar this list is to mine. I am a few years younger and missed the FF7 train when it first came out but it was still the first I played, around the time that FF8 was being released, magical. Tomb Raider II and Tony Hawks were two old favourites as well, I was equally rubbish at TR as Rob, too young to hack the controls but got hours of fun out of Tony Hawk's multiplayer mode, competing against friends and designing our own levels - good times!
WTF Hannah Rutherford?! XD
PS Access is part of the Yogscast network, they're in the same office building.
Mine is the Hercules game.
I really love how you have the same reaction to final fantasy 7 as I have to final fantasy 13; I reckon if I'd been older, I may have a similar reaction, but since final fantasy 13 turned out to be the first ps3 title I really fell in love with as a child, it'll always be special to me.
Holy hell Rob! Number 5 -literally- sparked a tingle down my back! Well played =D
who remembers the best game series in the world : JAK AND DAXTER. anyone
+lLordOfDevils nice one
The ps1 version of Doom had a completeley different soundtrack it was creepy and ambient
These are great videos! Keep it up!
Abes Odyssee and Resident Evil take me right back to when I got my PS1 for Xmas. It blew my mind. "look at those graphics it's like actual real life" I shreaked in delight. How far the graphics and game engines have come. Yet back then a strange quite bizarre thing mattered - Game play! Nowadays your banished and trolled if you hark on about this thing called 'game play'. The 90's truly were an amazing time to be alive and seeing I was born in 76 the 90's were my formative years. Thank you Sony I truly love you💖 Top channel by the way: Funny, informative and full of FF7 and MGS flashbacks.
0:21 i'm 17 and remember every thing he said.
crash bandicoot and Spyro!! damn what a good times. Sony bring them on ps4.
MentalitàGattusiana where did you get your tardis from?
Good list. But there is one thing you're missing is Einhänder. You know, that one game that you played on one of the demo discs you could find in stores. You know, the one game where you were a blue ship that shot other ships from guns that you got from said other ship.
OMG, Rob I am discovering really how young you are. I remember my kids played these games , and they are in their 30's now. LOL but I loved watching and now I love playing ...guess it rubs off....Cheers
Tenchu shadow assassin anyone?? The best njnja game ever.
Yes! I spent hours playing that excellent game
the sequal was revolutionary
Jak and Daxter. Ratchet and Clank. Legend of Zelda phantom hourglass. Pokemon pearl. Shadow the hedgehog.
Jak and daxter is one of my favourite series ever and in fact i'm currently a big xbox fan and the only reason i bought a ps3 way back was to play jak and daxter HD collection
Spyro the Dragon was my first game. I saw it at a friend's house when I was four or five and was instantly in love. I begged my parents for a Playstation and a copy of the game, and they got it for me on my following birthday, because they're awesome and have money to spare and didn't mind spoiling me. I know it so well that I can't even enjoy it anymore nowadays, and it makes me so sad…but I knew, even at five, that exploring vast 3D landscapes searching for treasure to collect was what I loved to do more than anything else and would always be my kind of game. I've tried 2D games and games in which you race a clock since then, and they just make me feel empty and sad. Treasure hunting is what I love, and always will be.
As for games that take me back to my childhood…I don't know, I've played all my favorite games consistently throughout my life, none of them make me feel like a kid again. Maybe Tomba! 2 (or Tombi! 2 if you're British), but mostly, my games feel timeless and ageless to me.
F1 97 & Gran Turismo 1 for me.
Hearing Ash-Lose Control takes me back to the endless hours spent pounding around the high speed ring trying to get my A-license.
Go on, have a listen to it
Is that Hannah from yogscast
Yes
Well now I'm feeling old. 😆 My childhood games were on the NES system - Super Mario Bros, Pacman, Tetris, 1943, Lode Runner, and Duck Hunt, to name a few.
desertrose0601 DUCK HUNT LOL that stupid dog. I had a Sega genises and I had a winter olympics and NBA game lol
desertrose0601 I started with atari before nes but man games like super bros sure take me back ps1 was my 4th console and gran turismo made all the rest disapear.
FF VII was one of the first video games I ever saw as a kid and it absolutely blew my seven year old mind. I spent many days huddled in a friend's bedroom floor, my eyes fixated on his tv's screen as he'd play the game and man oh man those were the times! I guess I got so drawn to it, I saved up all my allowance and bought myself this tiny 14'' tv and when my dad bought me a playstation, there was no doubt in my mind as to what game I'd spend my money on first. I've been getting it on each new generation console since then because I just can't not play it!
7:28 yes it does. Within the first note of music I already know. I remember watching a react video for the new FF VII remake. Watching the video with the people reacting I was looking for a clue as to what it was about (even though I already knew what it was). The minute I heard those three high pitch chimes that are the intro to the Bombing Mission music a smile spread across my face, my back and skin tingled with joy, and my eyes got a bit moist.
Love this list too. Lots of nostalgia all around. Tomb Raider and Gran Turismo were my first PlayStation titles. I loved them both and have stuck with them having only passed on a few GT titles. Still waiting for GT on ps4.
After this video I'll be loading up some more of that skin tingling goodness and streaming it on my ps4. Wish they would have left the dialogue the same, but oh well. The other tweaks were a nice touch.