>your birth year
>games you remember from childhood
>rank other anons by boomer/millenial/zoomer and taste
I'll start
>1999
>MK:DD, Pokemon Ruby, DKC for gameboy, RCT2 and 3, Kirby Air Ride, Sonic Heroes, Melee
Your birth year
Carson Anderson
Julian Russell
>2000
>Melee, Kirby Air Ride, Sonic Mega Collection, Pokemon Emerald, Super Mario Sunshine, Mario Parties 4-7, Sonic Heroes, Mario Kart Double Dash, and Cars
Christopher Torres
Real street niggas know that mario party 6 was the best one
Austin Howard
>1992
Spyro thee Dragon
Crash Bandicoot
A Bug's Life
Pokemon Stadium
The Legend of Dragoon
Sonic the Hedgehog
Joseph White
>tfw found most of my old gamecube games about a year ago
>almost every mario party is mostly intact
>except for 6
Luis Miller
>1999
>2000
Zoomer bitches
Charles Allen
Cry some more faggot. I bet you're 14 kid.
Anyway.
>1996
>Spyro 3, gran turismo 2, nfs high stakes, hot wheels extreme racing, croc, Rollercoaster Tycoon 1, lego island, myst, worms world party, colin mcrae rally.
I remember renting ps1 games from blockbuster. Got Driver 1, could never beat the first level, lol. Heck I still have my ps1 madcatz blue memory card.
Aiden Wilson
>madcatz blue memory card
You now remember madcatz and all the excellent products they put out over the years.
Thomas Barnes
>2003
>Sonic Heroes, Metroid Fusion, Super Mario Bros. 3, Sonic 2, Crash Bandicoot 2, Ridge Racer Type 4, Super Mario Sunshine, Cars (PSP), and Ape Escape (PSP)
Despite the year I was born in, I had an older brother who had alot of consoles so by the time I came around I was able to experience some older games. I think those are the ones I remember having the fondest memories as a kid
Ryan Brown
>1999-2002 (fuck you CIA)
>Kirby's Dreamland 2, New Super Mario Bros, The Legendary Starfy, Mario Kart Wii
Thomas Myers
>Zoomer af
>All good choices but I was in my early teens when these games were out.
>Now this is podracing
>1990
>Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Wolfenstein 3D, General Chaos, Vectorman, Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening/Ocarine of Time/Majoras Mask
Cameron Hughes
Tony?
>1993
Super Smash Bros
Mario Kart 64
Pokemon Red
Power Stone 2
Star Wars Episode 1 Racer
Cyclemania
Kayden Watson
1984
Super Mario World
Street Fighter II
Joe and Mac
Contra III
Spider Man & XMen Arcade's Revenge
Uniracers
Donkey Kong Country
Brayden Smith
>Pokemon ruby/gold/yellow
>RuneScape
>melee
>Mario kart DS
>battlefield 1942/3
>windwaker
>super Mario land 2
>Mario game and watch 3
>super Mario advance 4: Mario bros 3
LATE late millennial
Zoomer
Boomer
Millennial
Zoomer with boomer consoles probably from his older brother
Peak zoom zoom
Boomer
My nigga
Pruner
Xavier Fisher
>1997
>Battletanx, Smash 64, Mario sunshine, Kirby air ride, Zatch bell mamodo battle, Pokemon XD, Sonic adventure 2 battle, Sonic mega collection
Adrian Cruz
>LATE late millennial
Pretty accurate. Most anons say zoomer but I never felt that way, I don't have that much in common with the average zoomzoom. Always felt like I was playing catch-up to older cohorts since I'm the youngest in my family.
Xavier Barnes
1999 is a weird year to be born because you're technically part of Gen Z, but I've noticed from my personal experience that 99ers have less in common with Gen Z than even 97-98ers, even though they're older. I don't know why, but for some reason 99ers tend to be more "boomerish".
Isaiah Russell
>1995
Descent
Warcraft 2
Super Baseball 3.000
Super Mario World
Zombies ate my Neighbors
Turok Dinosaur Hunter
Levi Scott
>1994
>Kirby's Dream Land, Super Mario All-Stars, Rollercoaster Tycoon, Paper Mario, Pokemon gens 1-3, Wario Land 2, Super Smash Bros, Superman 64
Jose Nelson
I'm old enough to remember when google videos was still around before google acquired youtube, but not old enough to see the advent of the internet.
Josiah Stewart
Shit, I'm old enough to say "when I was your age my family had one computer we had to share". I feel like there's a huge generation gap between me and kids who never took a breath in a world without iPhones.
Henry Jackson
>"when I was your age my family had one computer we had to share"
I was reaaaaally young when that was the case, my mom and dad had a single desktop in their bedroom until I was 4 or 5. My first "phone" was this piece of kino shit, back when blackberries were considered cutting-edge technology. It's amazing how far we've come since then.