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i was four and i played the sega.
i played this sonic game(sighs)i could never get past the first jump.
i also played this game that this cow was in and u played as a pink superhero.
does anybody know what that was called?
oh and tell me about urs.
> Ah i remember that, you had to go around collecting his exam papers i
> think.
Yeh, that was it. I dunno why but I found it so strange when I played it as a kid, it reallyt scared me when you suddenly had a nightmare and had to do all of these weird task things.
I recently put the game onto my PSP, just so that I could remember everything.
> NES, at my childminders house, after primary school.
>
> Her eldest son very rarely let me play Super Mario Bros 1 & 2 and
> Duck Hunt.
>
> Ahhhhh...
You're actually me, aren't you
> The first game I played was Bart Simpson's Nightmares or something, I
> remember being really scared of it. :P
Ah i remember that, you had to go around collecting his exam papers i think.
Does anyone remember an odd Mario game on the SNES, it was an educational thing where you walked around a city picking up pieces of art or something like that.
Now those were the days :-D
Her eldest son very rarely let me play Super Mario Bros 1 & 2 and Duck Hunt.
Ahhhhh...
The first game I played was Bart Simpson's Nightmares or something, I remember being really scared of it. :P
Oh, hold on... in fact...
.. before that I played Saracen on her Spectrum. You had to collect stuff and fire arrows? Fun that... in colour and everything.
Then I stole a pack of Malteasers from her bedroom and her father jokingly said I should be arrested after my Mum stressed how bad theft was. I was in tears and the friendship between her and me and my brethren deteriorated. She was older and got old and worried about 'cool'..
Good times, though.... Saracen, etc.
Got home from the park and my dad had got a NES set up in the living room.
It did rather rock the socks.