
Peak nostalgia
The moment when superman flies past 🤩
Those days of 999 in 1 or 99999999 in 1 😂😂😂
This takes me to the days of Contra, Road rash, duck hunt, tennis and legendary Mario

Here's mine from what I can recall, share yours in similar format if possible in the comments:
Device : Cartridge based console with controllers
Display : CRT TV
Cartridge : 999999-in-1 or 64-in-1
Game : Mario or Circus or Duck Hunt

Fun fact: Mario doesn't break those blocks with his head, he uses his fist.
https://retrovolve.com/mario-hits-bricks-with-his-fist-not-his-head/


Dangerous Dave, Prince of Persia, BM (some old indie game), Jazz Jackrabbit
Never thought like this


Man, the nostalgia is real. My first was a dusty old arcade fighter where half the buttons didn’t even work. But the adrenaline? Peak childhood. Crazy how we went from that to having everything online now. Sometimes when I’m between games I hop onto https://jeetbuzzbd.pro/ — it’s a BD casino & betting platform with slots and live tables — just to kill a few minutes. Wild how gaming evolved from broken joysticks to entire virtual worlds and betting platforms. But nothing will ever beat that first “WOW” moment from your very first game.

The moment when superman flies past 🤩
Those days of 999 in 1 or 99999999 in 1 😂😂😂
This takes me to the days of Contra, Road rash, duck hunt, tennis and legendary Mario


Bonus if you can name this game. Double bonus if you can share some cheat codes you used 😂
Probably my earliest PC game.



I’ll go first, getting that old PSP, the one which had WiFi in built. Or maybe PlayStation 2 which was like 5k-6k back then.
Now, I could get a PS5 or buy games to play on my PC, but the feeling is lost. Just like my childhood.
I g...
Owning mrf and old black logo Reebok bat. But ab toh cricket dekhne ka bhi mann nahi karta khelna toh dur ki baat hai
Mine has to be less monetary/materialistic. I was in convent school and we had restrictions on Mehendi and other...
I wanted to buy a Spiderman Costume 🥲 Btw this post reminds of 1 song - 7 Years by Lucas Graham.