Are they? Shit... I got a hole bunch of them up in my room somewhere. I might hold onto them for a few more years then
I had a lot of those cards when I was younger. Got lost somewhere along the way. Only found out the other week that some of the cards I had were worth over $2k a piece.
I think it's the strong nostalgia the kids of the 90s have towards them. Those kids now have money and want to spend it lol
And the reason they spend their money on this stuff is why they can't afford their own home in 10 years time
Great game. I still remember when I first played it and was under heavy enemy fire and I hid behind the body of a cow.Oh man, who remembers the original "Call of Duty" game - going back to 2003 (I think) when it was first released? That was awesome. I particularly remember playing it online. You didn't need the DVD or anything, just connect to the internet and play. It was awesome. It was basically Death Matches, like an improved version of Counter Strike. I remember 2 teams used to start on opposite sides of the map in a WW2 setting and just take your positions, camping, throwing frags, waiting for some unlucky idiot to run into open space and get absolutely peppered with bullets
And when your player gets killed, it'll show you a replay of last 5 or so seconds of the player who killed you leading up to your death. Then while you waited for the game to finish, you can either spawn as a ghost and travel freely throughout the map or follow someone still currently playing.
I also remember when you killed some, it used to say "You killed <player name here>" - and someone I killed once was called "your own mother" so the full quote said "You killed your own mother"
Good times.
Oh yeah, the landing scene in Allied Assault - that was hard. Epic at the time, I remember.
That blew my mind the first time i played it. The first few Medal of Honor games were quite good for the time.
Oh the memories...
How old we talking? I played Simpsons Wrestling on PS1 and of course Simpsons Road Rage and Hit & Run on PS2. All bloody good games too!
Any. The Simpsons haven't really released anything major since the Simpsons Game back in 2007 so I suppose all games since then are considered retro lol. Well tapped out is an exception.
I've played a few over the years. I think the first one i played was a pc game Bart vs The Space Mutants. Also there was The Simpsons Arcade arcade machine i'd play at the mall sometimes. Krusty's Fun House which i think was on the NES or Mega Drive? My favorite one though was definitely Simpsons Hit & Run. For a kids game i really rate it.