Games That Made Us Feel 10 Again

[@cerrobueno]

Rob's description of Ni No Kuni touched me on some sort of (non-pretentious) profound level, I swear. When he uttered the phrase 'burrowed through the layers of cynicism' I realised that I, too, longed to be that age again where I could appreciate a game's charm without being tainted by the real world's sceptical grasp of my very soul. Definitely one of your best segments, Rob.

[@AndrewTJackson]

uberanto The same, uberanto, the same. We're older now, with life experiences, responsibilities and the like, but to go back to a time when we were young, happy, optimistic about the world and full of dreams...

[@shugaroony]

Yeah I'm with you both on this; I feel myself veering away from horror and violence on tv and film now (and even games these days), and just want something with a story or heart once more, to restore my faith in humanity even if its a slightly saccharin version.

[@LVenvi]

I just finished Ni No Kuni based on Rob's recommendation, I've seen him mention it a few times now and honestly it was absolutely amazing! I really loved it and haven't been so engrossed and obsessed with a game in a long time. I made sure to explore everything and take my time to really get into the world, and it was worth every second. Nice one Rob :)

[@James.Stark.Ben.Edition]

Seven revenge stories that seem very overkill. Six bosses that should have just gone home. Ten bullshit areas in games. Seven of the best stealth games. top six underrated gems. Six plot twists that made us sit there and go, wait what? Seven times developers were being gold diggers 12 of the most infuriating button combos/qtes 10 of the best zombie games of the century Ten games with great concepts poorly executed Five cancelled games we would have loved to get our hands on (hoping that cancelled game by Ken levine set in the opera is here)

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

james stark “ten bullshit areas in games” so basically every speedway level in any of the three original spyro games.

[@deathbykonami5487]

@@NAcHO-wx5vg oh I hated those, you're going so fast and it's so easy to fall off the edge The flying levels made me so angry I almost destroyed my controller

[@deathbykonami5487]

Infuriating QTES? You mean the long QTE sequences from Heavy Rain where you had to hold up to 8 buttons down at once

[@James-gj8rn]

that mention of Spirired Away though (such a legendary film)

[@TheSpiderPan]

I'm with Dan. I played the heck out of that game, and saw the movie multiple times in theaters. Screw the "fanboy" hate.

[@stevenlee7637]

Just got Ratchet and Clank ps4. I felt like a kid again smashing those Blarg and RYNO'ing my way through the worlds.

[@AlbertShizznipple671]

That series was awesome!! the PS4 reboot was really good too! Just wish they had kept the original story too, this new one is sort of a let down

[@ryan011193]

Playing Crash Bandicoot Nsane Trilogy made me feel like I was ten again. But what I'd really like is to feel ten again playing Spyro Trilogy remakes.

[@kokopadilla4518]

ryan011193 I WAS 1 SECOND FROM WRITING THIS COMMENT CHEERS!

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

ryan011193 agreed. My personal favorite was year of the dragon... although I never knew you could get 117% in the game.

[@ryan011193]

NAcHO1713 I didn't know that!

[@kirxuvalentine4795]

Spyro, man, such amazing games

[@jolosarmiento7382]

Have you played them yet? 😉

[@AlleluiaElizabeth]

Dans story brought a tear to my eye. And not just because he liked Phantom Menace.

[@madness1931]

I still maintain that TPM was a decent film, the other two were terrible though.

[@JachAnen]

They were all good really. The politics are actually intriguing in TPM, the action is pretty cool and the closest we've gotten to multiple Jedi vs Sith fight and RotS was just great it the way that trilogy culminated.

[@lightsidemaster]

All three were amazing movies mate.

[@TheFamousChicoChe]

My deep dark secret is that I actually enjoyed the phantom menace, and all the other prequels. I just love star wars and was happy to finally get some more.

[@devilgames2217]

GorditoKawaii Same here. I enjoy all the movies.

[@Gregnui]

A lot of people agree with you

[@lightsidemaster]

Same here bro. The Prequels are like great movies. And I watch them like great movies. I LOVE THEM

[@lenjavick3627]

First Kingdom Hearts game for me. Still have the original disc for my PS2 plus all the remasters

[@MeerkatChris]

I've waited my entire life to see someone else express some love for The Phantom Menace game!

[@TheSpiderPan]

omgitsMeerkatChris did you ever accidentally kill someone on Tatooine and suddenly you couldn't finish the level because no one would sell parts to you? I'd go all murdery like Rob at Skyrim at that point!

[@BattlestarDamocles]

Hey Rob, you probably won't see this, but I got my first ever Platinum trophy today, on Horizon Zero Dawn. My favorite game ever, I love it as much as you do. Thanks for playing it on the channel all those months ago.

[@CapybaraMMA]

Seeing Rob get emotional about games made me so happy (I think he got a lump in his throat and that’s why he coughed)

[@CapybaraMMA]

Now that I finished the video THOSE ARE DEFINITELY TEARS IN YOUR EYES ROB

[@lettherebedragons8885]

Or he just got the flu...

[@CapybaraMMA]

Tonia 81 HAVE A HEART

[@lettherebedragons8885]

Am I really the only one who thinks Rob looks sick? In the midst of flu season?

[@You-ud2fp]

Yeah, or he ripped a bong.

[@fightermcwarrior5232]

It warmed my heart when Rob said that he played the Breath of Fire series. That was the series that got me into RPGs and it holds a special place in my heart.

[@savvysnake7711]

Bloodborne made me rage like a 10 year old if that counts?

[@Jalin3516]

That definitely counts

[@weedsmith9317]

That counts Mate!

[@MrZatsa]

hell yeah it does

[@lettherebedragons8885]

Well in that case: Playing Demon Souls right now. My neighbors have their share too.

[@Thehulksterbeast]

Yeah you and a million others and me

[@klaush131]

One game that took me back instantly was Doom, the 2016 one When I was a small kid, my older sister got the original Doom from a friend and - as I was way too young to actually play it - I was of course not allowed to play it or even watch her. Obviously this didn't stop me from doing so Over two decades later I got my hands on Doom 2016 and when I finally carved open one of those taurus demon things (also called Pinky) with a chainsaw... man just like older times

[@ailidh-Bcn]

for me, it's uncharted games, the last of us and the witcher 3, I have so much fun and joy playing them, that it reminds me when I was very young and enjoyed playing for hours and everything was thrilling, I miss that feeling today, when is hard for me, to find a game that stirs my feelings and makes me so excited that I don't want it to end.

[@Beltheczar]

I loved Rob's cameo on O/X

[@hezzer98]

James Shown what???

[@charlieflint1161]

James Shown Say what now??

[@kyleblair4874]

By far and away my favourite KZbin channel. Scotland loves you PlayStation Access!!!

[@biancagodfrey95]

Every time I play the Kingdom Hearts series I get so nostalgic .

[@alexprospero5816]

I’m playing Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order and I feel like I’m 10 years old geeking over how good it is. It’s so much fun and being able to slice and dice with a lightsaber is just awesome.

[@MumonguGaming]

Baby Dan !!! I'm 35 and Games are awesome ! Every game makes me feel like a kid again. The Game that would really do it though, would be Sensible Soccer. I know not a Playstation Game, but that game was the best. Forget your PES's and FIFA's. Thanks for the video guys, I understand the work and time you put into your video's and appreciate it wholeheartedly. Big Hugs to the Playstion Access Crew

[@christianjdenning]

Oh my god finally some love for the phantom menace on ps1!

[@swapnil2990]

I can relate. I was that guy. Phantom menace was the first game I ever completed. Makes me nostalgic. Thanks Dan.

[@simongray3321]

about to start crossing souls and considering I was 11 in 1986 (when the game's set) I'm expecting a massive wave of nostalgia

[@Quazzi]

I remember being 8 years old and playing The Punisher. Ah the memories of feeding a man's face to hungry piranhas or boring into a man's skull with a pillar drill. How am I not a violent psychopath when games clearly influence children? Oh, that's right! Because I'm not mentally unstable and understand the difference between games and real life.

[@Thehulksterbeast]

Quazzi yes you can't blame games for violence you blame the kid or adult who did it. I mean I had GTA 1 and London 1969 and I didn't go out and shoot someone or steal cars .Blaming games is just a get out clause and it will continue to be that way sadly

[@BR34NY]

I don't care what anyone says, the phantom menace is great and will always be my favourite episode.

[@Ag3nt0fCha0s]

BR34NY if I am right that is the one where they fight Darth Maul, mr red and black with dual blade lightsaber quarterstaff deal?

[@BR34NY]

Ag3nt0fCha0s indeed

[@Ag3nt0fCha0s]

BR34NY loved it. Might even be my fav one due to Maul and that music.

[@Vilmar22]

Whoa, let's not get carried away. Of course Revenge of The Sith is the best one. What are you talking about? I'm joking, you love what you love. :D Until the new ones came (I love me some Rey, Finn, Poe and BB8), my favourite was Revenge of the Sith. Anaking final dive into the Dark Side, that final battle with Obi Wan (Ewan McGregor is the best), uh, so good. I really don't get why people think Empire Strikes Back is the best one. Tried to watch it the other day and fell asleep. Even back then, my favorite was Return of the Jedi because Luke was a badass, finally.

[@lightsidemaster]

Right on BR34NY ! TPM is an amazing movie!

[@theotherandrewowens]

I loved that Star Wars game, I was six or seven at the time, and it was great fun, especially deflecting lasers with a lightsaber! Although the biggest takeaway I had from that game was the fact you could kill Gungans, and that they screamed as you sliced them! Fantastic!

[@jasonrhoades814]

Spyro the Dragon and Spyro year of the dragon always make me feel like a kid again. So much fun. Year of the dragon was the first game I 100%. Took me 2 years but I did it!

[@noonescupoftea8446]

Gateway To Glimmer made me feel properly young, again.

[@christyp3853]

Spyro and the LEGO games. I remember going on vacation and bringing my PS with some games only to play this LEGO city type game for HOURS. I don’t really know what I liked about the game so much, but I just wanted to do more quests and get better at skateboarding. I can’t remember the title, though. Spyro was my main PS game, though. I played it through so many times!

[@ollie4354]

Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty did it for me. My sister and I got our PlayStation for Christmas, with some games and the demo disc that had Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee on it. We played that demo to death. Playing the remaster all those years later really took me back. I actually got to finish it this time too.

[@lukestacey9018]

The Kingdom Hearts 1.5+2.5 bundle. My first video game that I ever bought was KH1, so playing every game all in one package had such nostalgia. Good times.

[@Tryscair]

Playing any Doom or Quake game of any generation will forever remind me of the exact first time I turned on a Playstation back on '96. Doom and Rayman (the trie Rayman) were my first console games (and of course there was SMW). Before that I had been introduced to games only that my parents and grandparents would play on the old Macintosh like Tetris, Prince of Persia, and Oregon Trail. When we got a PC finally, it was with windows 1.1. There was a long period of nothing but Sierra/Lucas point and click adventures from the DOS era like the first 2 Monkey Island games, Space Quest IV (? I think. I was never able to progress more than a couple screens) Day of the Tentacle (recently remastered for mobile) and the semi-obscure and brilliant Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist. At 6 I got MY first "console" a Gameboy Pocket with Six Gold Coins and Link's Awakening (of which I still possess the same original cart). A year or two later I was probably the first kid ever disappointed getting am N64 for Christmas as I had been asking for a Nintendo with Super Mario (World!) for years and got the brand new system which I came to love and experience all the cliche 64 titles and tropes as nearly every other 90's brat did. All rambling and reminiscing aside, the most powerful time machine imitating nostalgia injecting experiences are from the PC games I picked up beginning with the release of Windows '98 until I finally got a PS2 in 2003. During this time I still never had better than dial-up internet. Still, I wasted hours away on games like AOE: Age of Kings, Diablo 2 and Warcraft III even though the multiplayer was all but completely unavailable to me. I just loved strat. A quick honorable mention goes out to the incredible, highly underrated and now elusive puzzle/maze game Chip's Challenge from the Windows Entertainment Pack 2, the most mind-bending and challenging top-down game ever made, but there are two very special games of this same category that consumed more hours than I could imagine putting into any other game if I tried for the rest of my life (not even after 10 plays through Final Fantasy 6-10). Those are Civilization III and Rollercoaster Tycoon. I got both games' original releases and shortly after the deluxe 3-disc boxed sets for both. To this very day, it is still dangerous for me to start up either of these games. I've decided after the last time I got sucked into a 10 hour game of Civ, followed by a 3-day binge on RCT that I'm glad that today I'm not much of a PC gamer and don't have a Steam account of my own, because I probably wouldn't have a job anymore. Still, even taking twenty-minutes thinking about all these great titles while composing a pointless rant in the comments of a KZbin video (that will possibly never be read or acknowledged by anyone) Well, I do miss being a kid, and I do miss playing games. But still, I'm also reminded why modern games are one out of many that hold my interest. It does bring joy when there is so often disappointment for me in the video game industry today, to have that assurance that I didn't grow out of gaming and that its not true to say I hate them or am not entertained by them anymore- the assurance that I will in fact always love them no matter how much time we are apart.

[@AndrewTJackson]

Wow guys, I'm a 33 year old PC gamer (but a Sony fan) and you just flooded my mind with nostalgia of my own! Thank you!! ♥ ♥

[@cbeaird52]

Child of Light was a game that made me feel like a little kid the first time I started an RPG.... it threw me back and kept me enthralled by all of it. I was a kid caught in a good game.

[@d.g.m.8455]

Man, I remember the PS1 Phantom Menace game. Played it back when I barely knew how to play games, and it was a surprisingly complicated game at that. I eventually beat it, but ONLY because I did something I almost never do with games: I got a strategy guide and followed it through step-by-step. And those Darth Maul battles were tough but also epic.

[@MartinJurus]

Hmm, this one is a bit weird for me. The feeling I remember, as most of us, from playing games back when I was a good was pure unfiltered excitement. After long, long time of not playing games and then stumbling upon mediocre games, Yakuza 0 was the one to make me feel so excited again. It's story and pacing just grabbed me and didn't let go and it's the closest thing that made me feel the same feelings like playing Crash Team Racing did.I know, it's bit weird.

[@michaelthedriver242]

When I was around 8 or less One of my 1st PS1 games was Crash Bandicoot 2 and I loved it cuz it was colorful, cool graphics, soundtrack and of course the characters themselves. I remember only collecting all the crystals and only a few gems. Nowadays I got the Platinum trophy for Crash 3 in the new Insane trilogy and it's hard to Platinum the other 2 games cuz the gold relics are soooo tight to earn but eventually I will get them.

[@Fullbatteri]

*The Last Of Us* [I had a very rough childhood].

[@AndrewTJackson]

ApexCactus Sorry to hear that, Apex. Are you doing better today?

[@Fullbatteri]

I'm sorry if I worried you man, I actually said it as a joke; I'm doing really well, you know, with my ups and downs (I just got the notice I wasn't accepted for a scholarship in a school I was hoping to get into) but I have a family and there's always work and that is really good, all is fine here on my side of the world (Mexico), well, maybe not exactly fine but you get me, we abide. Thanks for your concern, by the way, there are few people like you, I had some sad things happen in my childhood, but that is the case for all human beings, no one is safe from suffering, but that's why we try to be better every day, to make it less horrible for me and everyone else. If I had to really chose a game that brought me back in time, that would be replaying *Resident Evil 4* a few days ago at a friends house, man, that brought back memories, I was 12 I think, when I got it, I was one of the few games I had (you know, my family couldn't afford to buy many games, I actually had saved a LOT to afford it), I used to play the heck out of that game (and I used to get really scared too hahaha). Blessings dude, have a great day.

[@noonescupoftea8446]

I quite enjoy delving into the PSAccess archive videos as there's some really fun classic skits to unearth. Before today, I'd no idea you'd started out with a completely different presenter team! #MarkHulmesNation

[@egnaroninja]

A game that takes me back to my childhood was the Bionic Commando Remake (Rearmed) that came out on PSN. I love the NES Bionic Commando game still one of my all time favorite games.

[@0callaghan]

Those store that let you play while your mom shopped is great training for speed runners

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

When I got the very last expansion pack for Age of Empires 2 that I was still missing - that was the time when I felt like I was 10 years old again because I had played AoE2 for the first time when I was like 10 years old. Ni No Kuni made me feel like a child again too not for the way it played but rather because of how it looks - reminded me of movies and series I used to watch as a kid.

[@coldogno7]

kingdom heart game.....playing as sora with the disney characters really make me feel like a kid again

[@fredfwp2039]

Dave you legend , Sonic was my childhood and I don't think Sonic Mania has got enough praise or exposure

[@ericfennessey]

I was ten round about when Pong came out in the UK, so any game with a single, one-axis game controller takes me right back!

[@gryphonreed3488]

I love this channel and everything to do with it

[@Jax_Harkness]

Mario Odyssey. The N64 was my first console and Mario 64 was one of the only two games I had for years. Never had a Nintendo home console again until the Switch and now the new one has the same feeling to it.

[@wrenmoor3987]

Mike Tyson’s Punch Out!!!! I could never beat the game but spent many an hour trying. I think an entire summer was lost 😭😭😭😭

[@cmazzeno]

That was low key cold blooded. “Nathan, you have to remember the furthest back...”

[@shayZero]

Im currently tackling vagrant story years later after finding my old memory card. Still stuck. Phantom Menace game was my childhood crack too. The first game i ever obessed over enough to dream about it

[@NotQuiteEnglish01]

Recently gave Rogue Galaxy a shot. A JRPG to match the scope of Final Fantasy, an intriguing and addictive mini-game like Insectron that was reminscent of the “Catch ‘em All” element of Pokemon, even a story full of cool space pirates like the criminally underrated Treasure Planet? I can’t think of any greater amalgamation of things that reminded me of being a ten year old stuffed into one glorious game I bought on a whim...

[@johnnyemezie4299]

Nathan was talking like he was a the developer and was very proud of it.Kind of inspiring.

[@25688brandon]

I just played Knack and it brought me back to my ps1 days and now i want to play knack 2 and play it with my daughter and not only capture my youth but share that with my kid. :)

[@frodobaggins7710]

Bending the age limit here, but I played the first Jak and Daxter game when I was about 7 or 8 and loved it. I only got round to playing 2 and 3 when I was in my mid teens, but even then I felt all the nostalgia and familiarity of the original game. Still my favourite series after all these years.

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

Hasn’t come out yet... but I am 101% sure kingdom hearts III will give me this feeling. But a game that gives me that feeling right now is the PS4 gauntlet game. I played all of the other gauntlet games (personal favorite is without question dark legacy) so that game brought me so much nostalgia.

[@christophercollins3632]

Dan was surprisingly compelling. Rob had to get in the bald reference before the internet.

[@jb17415]

Not a PlayStation game but Super Smash Bros. Melee always takes me back to the good old days

[@dem0n0maniac]

I feel your shame, Dan! I saw Phantom Menace in theaters TWICE and one of my favorite childhood games was the N64's Episode 1 Racer

[@ProtagonistVon]

I will never forget TES:Oblivion, it was the game I played from morning until my brother came home and took his Xbox360 back. Easily over 1000 hours was put into that game. And I liked the prequel films, they had none of that flimsy good guy nonsense. Aniken Is and will forever be better than Luke.

[@MrGutsTheBerserk]

The game that makes me feel ten again is the Final Fantasy IX remaster. I've been trying to get my girlfriend to beat this game for years, but she doesn't care for the grinding aspects, so I figured this would be easier for her. I'm trying to catch up to where she stopped late on disc two, and every time I turn it on I'm just wrapped in a warm blanket of primo Squaresoft nostalgia. My personal favorite Final Fantasy (I haven't beat V or VI. I know, I'm a disgrace lol).

[@netherfreakultima4498]

I finished Crossing Souls, and I loved the game ^^

[@divingscene]

Mario brings me back every single time it releases something new and I'm surprised Crash bandicoot wasn't in the list for anyone with the remake being released last year :O Spent hours jumping and spinning those frikkin' boxes for apples while never passing the 3rd level...

[@undo45]

For this I would say the Jak Series, really something to remember fondly that I am just now revisiting thanks to the PS3 Collection!

[@varunchaturvedi2581]

Those Harry Potter games with such a young Harry in them. Ah, the memories.

[@illusionsfan1]

I loved (and hated) Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets lol! But it was actually the first game I think me and my sister finished (ahem - as a partnership because we both had strengths and weaknesses lol!) - we weren't able to clock Crash Bandicoot Warped (as far as I can remember... I think mum might have played a few stages - not to really help but to play and I'm pretty sure a family friend actually like did the rest of whatever we actually couldn't do probably defeated N-gin and then the levels and definitely Cortex and finished it..) and whenever we played Mario (we would've been younger!) mum definitely played with us then and also our older brother (probably beat whatever we actually couldn't) same with Donkey Kong (to be honest though - I don't remember if we finished that) but the two of us did Harry Potter... I don't remember what parts I was good at (ironically lol!) except for the slide into the chamber itself at the end - that was definitely the thing I managed lol! ... my sister however did the stupid trolls/giants in the forbidden forest part... I don't remember who succeeded against sneaking past the teachers in the garden but I remember that being a thing... can still remember being caught a billion times (both of us I think! We'd take control until either we got frustrated playing it and then dumped it on the other person OR maybe until we got frustrated watching each other struggle with something we thought we could do so snatch the controller back lol!) Also vaguely remember Colin Creevey being right in our face with his camera trying to get about Hogwarts lol

[@pauls.1191]

Flipendo!

[@droobus]

Elite on the Acorn Electron followed by Wizball and Bubble Bobble on the C64. Oh man.

[@TheRealKillerTomato]

Will we all be doing this in to our golden years? Playing and covering games as journalists? Anyhow. My game that took me back to 10 was Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. I didn’t play games religiously as a kid but when Mortal Kombat came out on Sega(Genesis in the US) my friends and I played a whole lot of it. Mortal Kombat 1,2,3 then I discovered the opposite sex. When Deadly Alliance released, I purchased it for a reunion of sorts with the friend I played MK1 with the most and we stayed up all night laughing and creatively decapitating each other, as children do. As a 37 year old married man with two kids and a full time job recapturing that feeling is very rare, and apart from playing with my kids, was probably the last time I will enjoy some good old couch co-op.

[@Kyimo]

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth was the most recent one for me, outside of the ps4 release of FF7 & FF9. I mean I wasn't 10 when Digimon was on TV, I was in my last year of college. but its more the feelings of new things and better times in my life.

[@CodemanCozy]

What game takes me back to my childhood is Wild Arms 3. It was the first RPG I got for my ps2 and I did'nt even have a memory card for my ps2 yet. Me and my friend played it ALL NIGHT while my mom was shopping and she said she would pick me up a memory card from the store. We must have played for 5-6 hours that day and when she finally came home she told us that the store was sold out! Afraid to damage my ps2 by leaving it on we turned it off and the next day we went to another store to get a memory card and started allllll over again. lol ah the good ol days! =)

[@GameRaider3223]

I’m surprised no one said Yooka Laylee. That game brought me right back to when I was kid playing Ty the Tasmanian Tiger every weekend.

[@silverblade5075]

My pick would be Lost Sphere for nearly all the reasons Rob picked Ni No Kuni. I grew up playing JRPGs, mainly Final Fantasy. While FFXV is great there is something so endearing about the old turn based battle system.

[@jeed2793]

I would like to see dan more often on camera He brings youth to your "ancient dudes playing and talking about video games" channel. PS. I'm a big fan 😁

[@DanteKennway]

My childhood was full of, my then favourite game, Ty the Tasmanian tiger for ps2 it was amazing and you guys have really made me want to play it again :)

[@coyoteartist]

I can't remember the name of the game that's up coming that done in pixel art. It's about a king. Watching the game play, made me think of being a kid with my TI computer in the 1980s. I've seen other pixel art games, but I use to love sitting there playing Parsec or The Attack and making up a story to go with them. I think that's what this new game makes me think of.

[@alanquinney2744]

My first PlayStation 1 game was pandemonium, I use to love that game so much would love to see a remake

[@dashaunhawkins8180]

Baby..Baby Dan lol they are hilarious

[@gabrielpatten6939]

Ni no Kuni was such a beautiful game, both in aesthetics and in the overall experience. I wish there were more games like that today.

[@cloudfoxwell]

I could take an easy one and say Crash Bandicoot, which brought back all the wonder and violent hatred I remembered as a kid, but surprisingly I'll say Uncanny Valley. Based solely on the look and simplistic feel.

[@AlmightyPolarBear]

A game that reminds me of being 10 again is Dragon Quest VII on the 3DS. I was like ROb and played various JRPG's as a kid. I guess if I was being like Dan I can say 'Dark Cloud' ( I played it a couple times as a kid) as I just completely replayed it last month. It is a game that brings me that feeling from then. :')

[@jamesclarke2057]

Dan did you ever play Jedi Power Battles? That was so much better!

[@otterpoet]

Crossing Souls is bringing back so many memories (I was just a little older than the characters back then). Ni No Kuni ~definitely gave me that young, joyous feeling I'd long since forgotten (it's such a perfect little game). But recently, the one game that made me feel ten again was Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles... such a delightful experience.

[@towelie5127]

i loved the phantom menace game and i loved the movie too played the game again a few years ago

[@saba4765]

The phantom menace was one of the best games i ever played (old school) along with ecco the dolphin, Zelda 1 (of course) doom original, Tony Hawk, silent hill, ff7, stargate on megadrive...so many

[@saba4765]

oh and star wars old republic? think it was called Awesome game!

[@0-Noony-0]

That Star Wars game is giving me the nostalgia, I used to love the purple text in conversations! 😋

[@grievergames9578]

I know exactly what jump that Dan is talking about! tbh the game controls werw really awkward and you had to time it ridiculously perfectly to pass that jump.

[@angelrose9109]

Legend of Dragoon is the first game i ever finished as preteen. i still crack it ooen every once in a while for that nostalgic rush.

[@asakura111]

listening to this whilst working late and having all my experiments failing. thanks for cheering me up access!

[@misssleepy2574]

On the subject of Star Wars prequel games, Episode III on PS2 was a fantastic game

[@Inuyasha69]

Woah...Nath is older than Rob?

[@itzzToon]

Inuyasha69 yeah, he's the oldest of the bunch. Then rob then Dave

[@danielthomas7193]

I guess it's the point but Shovel Knight for me. The pixel style brought me back to the 80s / 90s.

[@leedurbin4419]

Oh my god double jumping in the second level of starwars i feel you man. Never got past it

[@kirxuvalentine4795]

Monster Hunter World takes me right back not just to when I played MH2 but also old D&D games

[@Finkbird]

Playing the upcoming Spider-Man game should bring back some memories of the original with Stan Lee’s narration. Great

[@duncanwallace2392]

I bought my dad Elite : Dangerous for his Christmas. I had to have a go though and, my god, it took me back to when I was a kid. I must have this game but my gaming budget has been spent this year already :(. Might have to "borrow" it next time I visit

[@raulremesalvanmerode4458]

I need some advice guys, it's about the Witcher 3. I haven't played it that much (and honestly I don't know why) but I am at the part where you need to fight a golem in a dark chamber. I know that his back is his weak spot but somehow I can't manage to defeat him and I don't if signs or which signs could work against him. Can you help me please?

[@BadgerofHoney9001]

Mine has got to be the older Fire Emblem games (not PlayStation obviously) but those were my first introductions to video games. Those and Rayman 2.

[@FarikoWishless]

Monster Hunter World. Never played more than demos of older ones but being blown away with friends and getting hype over dang kaiju fights and epic attacks and tricks and weapons made me feel like I was 10 looking at awesome cartoons or getting into bigger games with more amazing things happening on PS1 and 2. Mind-blowing fun and difficulty them being a master who overcomes it. 20 by the way.

[@mentora03]

I didn't have a console when I was ten so there is no game that can make me feel that young :( but playing with my 3.5 year old son with his toys definitely reminds me of my childhood :)

[@cyrilleroda6704]

For me, the games that made me feel like a child again were the remake of Ratchet and Clank and Tekken 7 !! Dan you're absolutely right, the Prelogy is not a masterpiece, however it's still pretty cool !! And OBI-WAN really is The-Best-Jedi-EVER !!!

[@Auridus]

A game that brings me back is X-2: Wolverine's Revenge. Apparently it was a really bad game but I played it so much, I loved it. To this day, I could probably beat the first act of the game without even thinking about it.

[@Kotsuto]

Guys, cut Dan some slack. I, too, loved the Prequel films... Including Episode I. I also remember playing that level on Naboo, but unlike Dan I didn't keep at it for a whole year. I just gave up and moved on to something else instead...