Prince of Persia

Which games do you still play that were released between January 1 1990 and December 31 1999? (besides Prince of Persia)

Not too long ago I bought Half-Life via Steam, but I only played it for a very short time, because I didn't like it very much (even though I did as a kid).
Basically, I no longer play any games from the '90s, although there are several games from that era that I'd recommend to people. (If you want a list, let me know. )
Oh, since you did not yet answer your own question, how about you, do you still play games from the '90s other than PoP?

I don't really play games anymore.

I play some Carmen Sandiego games, a MS-Dos version, and CD-ROM one.
You know, I play plenty of old games.

Tons. Mario Kart 64 and Starfox 64 to name a couple. Plenty of other N64 and SNES games, which were my favorite consoles by a landslide.

I'm kind of retro-gamer, it's what I like and I'm not ashamed to say that, I've always played DOS games, a few Sega Genesis with emulators, and some PS1 also with an emulator (because my PS1 is all broken ). In replacement I bought a PS2, some of my games are POP Sands of Time, Micro Machines V4, Need for Speed Undercover, GT 4, among others... But my pastime (talking about games) is retro-games, not so retro, I mean games from the 90's, maybe one or two from the 80's.

Of course! Let's start enumerating with Another World:
http://s2.blomedia.pl/komorkomania.pl/i ... nother.jpg

Electro Man (Electro Body) - old polish platform game. I really recommend this game, especially the 1:1 remake of it


Clash, excellent polish strategy (I'm afraid it's not very well known).


Immortal Jazz Jackrabbit 2 with perfect soundtrack by Siren (known as Alexander Brandon):


Realms of Chaos - classic!


Heart of Darkness, fascinating journey-like platform game:


Late 90's/start of 00's: Baldur's Gate (and every game on Infinity engine), Abe's Oddysee/Exoddus (there will be a remake of this game in the near future, I'll look forward) and Worms Armageddon - a source of infinite fun.

And so on. I don't play in the new games (except the latest Deus Ex and Worms, Heroes of Might Magic series). I prefer to turn on the NES emulator and play for example Battle City or Balloon fight .

Jakim wrote:Heart of Darkness, fascinating journey-like platform game:.

I was going to mention this game but could not for the life of me remember what it was called. Amazing game.

If you like playing puzzle platformer games, finding new tricks or creating almost impossible mods, you have to try that game
LODE RUNNER: THE LEGEND RETURNS
DOS - 1994


You can donwload it here:
http://www.myabandonware.com/game/lode- ... eturns-2wy

You can download other versions and mods here:
http://entropymine.com/jason/lr/

You can download another editor here:
http://entropymine.com/jason/lr/misc/lodeedit.html

Another interesting puzzle-game: Kye (and its derivative game Xye).


You can visit its project webpage here:
http://xye.sourceforge.net/home.php

You can download the original Kye game here:
http://www.myabandonware.com/game/kye-1fx

I'll be waiting for your Extrem levels

I played Kye once, and it was a good game.

From the chat:

Zaknafein wrote:Hey! Does anybody know how to open Windows 3.x's programs in a Windows 8.1 (directly)? I wanted to open the classic Kye and other childhood games and programs, without having to use a VirtualBox or making a partition for it Ty

It is possible to install Windows 3.1 within DOSBox.
DOSBox is more lightweight than VirtualBox, although it's still not "directly".

You can also enable 16-bit application compatibility.

musa wrote:You can also enable 16-bit application compatibility.

But as far as I know, it does not exist on 64-bit Windows.
Zaknafein, is your Windows 32-bit or 64-bit?