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Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :)
Submitted by Nerbys, 26-09-2019, 10:22 AM, Thread ID: 144553
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RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 10-11-2019, 07:42 AM #81 My two all time favorites I play over and over are Unreal Gold and Age of Empires III. Never gets old or boring for me.
10-11-2019, 07:42 AM
#81 My two all time favorites I play over and over are Unreal Gold and Age of Empires III. Never gets old or boring for me.
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 10-11-2019, 07:35 PM #82 I play simcity 1. I love this game! I play this game since 2004, yeah i know its pretty old but i love it! It is so amazing
10-11-2019, 07:35 PM
#82 I play simcity 1. I love this game! I play this game since 2004, yeah i know its pretty old but i love it! It is so amazing
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 10-11-2019, 07:47 PM #83 Old School Runescape - Though technically not the 'oldest' seeing as it is just reliving the glory days
10-11-2019, 07:47 PM
#83 Old School Runescape - Though technically not the 'oldest' seeing as it is just reliving the glory days
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 10-11-2019, 10:16 PM #84 26-09-2019, 10:22 AMNerbys Wrote: I currently still play runescape and csgo from time to time
Call of Duty I (2003) lol
10-11-2019, 10:16 PM
#84 Call of Duty I (2003) lol26-09-2019, 10:22 AMNerbys Wrote: I currently still play runescape and csgo from time to time
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 10-11-2019, 10:20 PM #85 Go
This, my friends, is the oldest game that is still played today in its original form. Go was seen between 2500-4000 years ago and for its simple look, requires a lot of strategy. The board is a simple flat square and the pieces are elegant, smooth black or white rocks depending on which side you are on. Black pieces always go first when playing Go, after that, the idea is to place pieces one after the other to try and surround territory or the other players pieces. Quite honestly, that is the easiest way I can explain the game. I have never played it myself, but I know there are a few special situations that may arise which are usually only recognized by very strong players. Beginners may play the game and do just fine, but as in chess, there are very complex strategies involved which engross players and are the reason for this game being around as long as it has. Hop onto the RTS train again, but super slaughter mode. Though Go can be interpreted in a simplistic way, the sign of a true veteran is a well-thought out plan to crush your opponent, and power fantasies are a huge part of video games today.
10-11-2019, 10:20 PM
#85 Go
This, my friends, is the oldest game that is still played today in its original form. Go was seen between 2500-4000 years ago and for its simple look, requires a lot of strategy. The board is a simple flat square and the pieces are elegant, smooth black or white rocks depending on which side you are on. Black pieces always go first when playing Go, after that, the idea is to place pieces one after the other to try and surround territory or the other players pieces. Quite honestly, that is the easiest way I can explain the game. I have never played it myself, but I know there are a few special situations that may arise which are usually only recognized by very strong players. Beginners may play the game and do just fine, but as in chess, there are very complex strategies involved which engross players and are the reason for this game being around as long as it has. Hop onto the RTS train again, but super slaughter mode. Though Go can be interpreted in a simplistic way, the sign of a true veteran is a well-thought out plan to crush your opponent, and power fantasies are a huge part of video games today.
This, my friends, is the oldest game that is still played today in its original form. Go was seen between 2500-4000 years ago and for its simple look, requires a lot of strategy. The board is a simple flat square and the pieces are elegant, smooth black or white rocks depending on which side you are on. Black pieces always go first when playing Go, after that, the idea is to place pieces one after the other to try and surround territory or the other players pieces. Quite honestly, that is the easiest way I can explain the game. I have never played it myself, but I know there are a few special situations that may arise which are usually only recognized by very strong players. Beginners may play the game and do just fine, but as in chess, there are very complex strategies involved which engross players and are the reason for this game being around as long as it has. Hop onto the RTS train again, but super slaughter mode. Though Go can be interpreted in a simplistic way, the sign of a true veteran is a well-thought out plan to crush your opponent, and power fantasies are a huge part of video games today.
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 11-11-2019, 12:18 AM #86 Star Wars: The Old Republic is still an amazing game and has the best story out of any star wars game.
11-11-2019, 12:18 AM
#86 Star Wars: The Old Republic is still an amazing game and has the best story out of any star wars game.
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 11-11-2019, 02:47 PM #87 I love PayDay 2 its made on 2011 its amazing game it just if you looking for graphic you won't like it. its designed by Overkill
11-11-2019, 02:47 PM
#87 I love PayDay 2 its made on 2011 its amazing game it just if you looking for graphic you won't like it. its designed by Overkill
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 13-11-2019, 09:43 AM #88 I play pong when I'm bored, or have nothing else to do.
13-11-2019, 09:43 AM
#88 I play pong when I'm bored, or have nothing else to do.
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 13-11-2019, 11:18 AM #89 Rome total war.. i get the urge to dive back in every year lol
13-11-2019, 11:18 AM
#89 Rome total war.. i get the urge to dive back in every year lol
RE: Which is the oldest game you're still playing today :) 13-11-2019, 01:16 PM #90 super mario 
really love that game also love the counter strike as well
13-11-2019, 01:16 PM
#90 super mario really love that game also love the counter strike as well
really love that game also love the counter strike as well