Lol, Oblivion ftw

Oblivions not 20 years old lol

... Oh. Oh no.

Oblivion just came out dude

I'm still playing Rimworld

Regardless, I never spend more than $20 on a game, wait for the "Game of the Year Platinum Super Edition" to go on sale. It works every time!

Skyrim, Fallout NV, Diablo II, modded to fuck Dungeon Keeper, Age Of Empires II, so many more. I’m set for life

Modded to What?

Sounds dope, though. Enjoy your peace, king

Playing Evil Genius as I read this.

Any old mmo enjoyers with a game with an active community to link a fella? Was a fiend for RF online back in the day it was sci-fantasy before I knew what sci fantasy was haha!

Same. Got the base Cyberpunk 2077 game for $18. And then got the dlc for $18. Best $36 I've spent on a game in a long time.

Rocket league and factorio scratch my itches

Oblivion "remastered" just came out. OG Oblivion was released 20 years ago.

UT2004 still bops. If I suddenly stopped being able to buy new games, that one would keep me entertained for at least another decade.

I've heard others say the same

If a new take on an old MMO is interesting, maybe look up Everquest Legends. It's basically an oldschool MMO combined with a massive power fantasy. It has problems (many, many problems), but it's still a pretty good time.

Doom at over 30 years here, what what

That's me except with UT 1999! As long as the community servers are still there, I'm good.

Star Reach is a new one that came out: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1925650/Stars_Reach/

Monsters & Memories: https://monstersandmemories.com/

Even if it's just 10-15, Zomboid, Oxygen Not Included, Factorio, Isaac, and Risk of Rain, are thousands of possible fun hours, even without rotation

Retro game prices have been skyrocketing too. Everything's kinda fucked.

Morrowind was peak Elder Scrolls, imo.

Its been a hot minute since I played, but city of heros is a fun one.

All hail the ability to emulate console games up to a certain generation well enough on even lower end hardware.

Ain't no other way to officially enjoy classics like Tony Hawk Pro Skater ( best on Dreamcast IMO ). Probably one of the greatest skater games, just behind a game like Skate 2. But maybe that's the nostalgia talking...

I know nothing of the Diablo 2 modding scene but there better be a sex mod.

Just soft mod your console or get a flash cart and sail the high seas.

Clan Lord

I played it during the beta way back in ‘97(?) but couldn’t continue when it went to a monthly subscription due to being a teen. I found out it was still going 3 years ago and became re-addicted.

Now a character is $15USD and no money is asked for after that. No micro-transactions or nuthin’.

The graphics maintain the ‘97 2D top-down style with chat bubbles, but the game still gets monthly updates.

Get an account here: http://deltatao.com/

Use this client:
https://github.com/MrNice/trowllord-releases/releases

You can log in for free but no progress will be saved and you don’t get to choose your name or anything cool.

The community is super friendly and helpful and some players have been playing since the start. It’s deceptively deep and there’s wikis to help you figure out what’s going on, but I don’t want to overload you with links right now.

There’s a discord too, but I’d rather you ask for it in-game to avoid and non-clanners causing trouble

What about playing them on the original consoles? I've got a Game Cube and PS3 I still use occasionally, and a PS2 that I haven't tried in a long time but would give it 50/50 for just booting up if I hooked it up, plus some portion of the failure 50% includes the possibility of repairing it.

There's sex mods for Rimworld so I wouldn't be surprised.

You've convinced me to play God of war for the thousandth time.

I remember spending hours watching my friends play that game.

Dwarf fortress is around 20 years old so that checks

How do you mod dungeon keeper

Morrowind, Fallout New Vegas, Skyrim, Saints Row 2, GTA San Andreas, Ultima, beside few indies, Pragmata and Fallout London, this and retro console games are my main playthroughs

Original console, in most cases, is probably gonna be the better option IMO. But due to the rising cost of everything, games/consoles included, emulation is better from a purely price saving standpoint. I am lucky enough to have so many consoles, but I still emulate or use console softmods because I can't afford every game I want.

Still got Dosbox and a bunch of classics like Wing Commander, The Incredible Machine and Space/King's Quest.

I remembered my family having the ps1 version, but my brother said I was wrong because we apparently had the n64 version.

Either way, was definitely a defining game of my early childhood. Such a fun game. I was lucky enough to find it at a game store where I live. It was for some reason tucked away with the ps1 games and somehow just barely under $20USD before tax! A steal, if you ask me.

My latest round is Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns, Railroad Tycoon II, Plants vs. Zombies, and a bit of TF2.

We still bust out the GameCube to play MarioKart Double Dash.

TrackMania United quite literally Forever
Kinda wish there would be some effort for a de compilation or custom engine for linux but for that its probably too modern to be feasible.

No disagreement there, I only responded because of the "ain't no other way" in your OP.

Fallout New Vegas

You had me worried. Surely Fallout New Vegas isn't a 20 year old game? But no, it only came out 16 years ago. Crisis averted.

Good news! Bethesda is surely about to release a patch that fixes nothing you need and breaks all your mods, just like Skyrim the other day again!

Indie devs are fucking killing it, though. A lot of bangers have been coming out.

I’m currently obsessed with How Many Dudes? That game is so much fun.

I’m playing Goldeneye on N64

The newest console I have is a ps3. I had been playing Final Fantasy 13 recently.

I’m thinking of getting a ps4 though maybe for cyberpunk or no man’s sky?

I got annoyed with Skyrim on ps3 because of annoying save/load times and broken quests that I couldn’t patch or fix.

If I try Fallout NV on ps3 will I have a better time?

Have you heard of agent 64: spies never die? I'm curious if anyone around here has played it and what their impressions are.

I also love how emulators make 40 year old games much more playable with features like state save.

I love that he says "splendid" in response to his own point

Well, thank God than my copy is from GoG and only update if i choose it