We all deserve this thread!

This video of funny cutscenes in Banjo-Tooie made me want to cry.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev_a61iIG0w

Share your N64 moments! I think we can all agree I was the best at Mario Kart 64 right?

Share your N64 moments! I think we can all agree I was the best at Mario Kart 64 right?


I would beat anybody on this site in any Mario Kart game, despite the fact that I haven't played it in a long time. I still remember how to do everything including the drifting boosts and shortcuts. Yoshi Valley is my only kryptonite on MK64.

Despite the fact that I'm not a 90s/early 00s kid, I did actually play some N64 games. Some of my favorites are Super Mario 64, Mario Party 2 and 3, and Perfect Dark.

I would beat anybody on this site in any Mario Kart game, despite the fact that I haven't played it in a long time. I still remember how to do everything including the drifting boosts and shortcuts. Yoshi Valley is my only kryptonite on MK64.


Boy! Even my friends refuse to play Mario Kart with me! They know I make the game too boring for everyone else because they keep losing  ;D

Despite the fact that I'm not a 90s/early 00s kid, I did actually play some N64 games. Some of my favorites are Super Mario 64, Mario Party 2 and 3, and Perfect Dark.


Yesss those games are classics!  :D I miss being able to make friends/frenemies instantly with complete strangers just by playing a game of Mario Party with them  ;D

I challenge any of you scrubs to a match of Super Smash Bros. I'll destroy you all with my Ness, Link, and Star Fox.  8)

When it comes to Nintendo 64 memories it mainly involved me and Rareware games. I had all the Rare games including Banjo Kazooie, Tooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Perfect Dark, Donkey Kong 64, Diddy Kong Racing, Killer Instinct Gold, Mickey's Speedway USA, Blast Corps, Jet Force Gemini, and Golden Eye. Between 1999-2003 these were the only games I really played (that is when I wasn't playing my other consoles). I did have a few non-Rare N64 games like Mario 64, Star Fox 64, Bomberman 64, Zelda Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Super Smash Bros.

I challenge any of you scrubs to a match of Super Smash Bros. I'll destroy you all with my Ness, Link, and Star Fox.  8)

When it comes to Nintendo 64 memories it mainly involved me and Rareware games. I had all the Rare games including Banjo Kazooie, Tooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Perfect Dark, Donkey Kong 64, Diddy Kong Racing, Killer Instinct Gold, Mickey's Speedway USA, Blast Corps, Jet Force Gemini, and Golden Eye. Between 1999-2003 these were the only games I really played (that is when I wasn't playing my other consoles). I did have a few non-Rare N64 games like Mario 64, Star Fox 64, Bomberman 64, Zelda Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Super Smash Bros.


DUDE! You're the only other person I know on the Internet whose played Mickey's Speedway! I loved that game  :D It's actually my favourite racer for the N64 (Mickey's Speedway > Diddy Kong Racing > Mario Kart 64 for me if we're not including battle modes *gets flameshield*). It was super fun!

And I know the EXACT date I bought Super Smash Bros. It was October 9, 1999. I was with my mom at the mall on the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend and naturally I was only "browsing" the video games section. It was there, I saw Mario and Pikachu on the same cover of the same game!! I was screaming! I had to have this game! My mom was evil so she told me I bought too many games recently, I should wait till Christmas. I got on my knees and begged and begged! Just this one game! I'll love her forever and ever! She was pretty embarrassed about the whole being on the knees thing so she let me buy it LOL

Needless to say I loved the game.  :D

I played almost every other game you listed too. I'll get to those later in the thread hopefully  ;D

Boy! Even my friends refuse to play Mario Kart with me! They know I make the game too boring for everyone else because they keep losing  ;D


I bet you couldn't beat me in Mario Kart DS or Wii either, even though it's irrelevant to this thread. Heck, I'd beat you badly in F-Zero X or GX as well.

Almost all of these games I played with for a LONG TIME!

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HQ-DJd-57Lo/maxresdefault.jpg http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/fightersdestiny/fighterdestiny2us.jpg

http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/nintendo/images/0/0f/Super_Mario_64_(NA).png/revision/latest?cb=20110703064718&path-prefix=en http://img.gamefaqs.net/box/9/8/0/4980_front.jpg http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/nintendo/images/4/4b/Pokemon_Stadium_2_(NA).png/revision/latest?cb=20110704020917&path-prefix=enhttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/515TT5TRGQL.jpg http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars/images/c/cd/Racer_N64.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20080427033155 http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51PP2FTGN6L.jpg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/Kirby64_box.jpg
http://www.lukiegames.com/assets/images/N64/n64_power_rangers_lightspeed_rescue_p_0i8jmo.jpg http://www.shufflingdead.com/TotW/Future/WipeOut-64.jpg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/a8/Glover_Nintendo_64_cover_art,jpg.jpg
http://www.goatstore.com/photos/Nintendo/Nintendo_64/243282_Toy-Story-2_box_00.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/90/NoMercyGameBox.jpghttp://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--EbzDVHYH--/1360945861646174753.jpg
http://img.gamefaqs.net/box/5/6/4/5564_front.jpg http://img.gamefaqs.net/box/4/9/6/5496_front.jpg

I bet you couldn't beat me in Mario Kart DS or Wii either, even though it's irrelevant to this thread. Heck, I'd beat you badly in F-Zero X or GX as well.


Do you have Mario Kart 7? I'll fight you right now!  >:(

I never liked F-Zero too much  :P It was always weird for me as a racing game.

Hands down the greatest game ever made!!!!!

http://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/ocarina_of_time_ft-img.jpg

I also have tons of memories with these games!

http://199.101.98.242/media/images/40261-Super_Mario_64_(USA)-4.jpghttp://199.101.98.242/media/images/40230-Star_Fox_64_(USA)-13.jpg
http://www.mariogbaroms.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/PS_WiiVC_MarioKart64.pnghttp://firsthour.net/screenshots/diddy-kong-racing/diddy-kong-racing-cover.jpg
http://199.101.98.242/media/images/39951-Mario_Party_2_(Europe)_(En,Fr,De,Es,It)-1.jpghttp://cdn02.nintendo-europe.com/media/images/03_teaser_module_1_square/games_3/nintendo_4/TM_N64_MarioParty3.png
https://gotgame.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/WWFNoMercy-box.jpghttp://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/10/103881/1682294-197003_85026_front.jpg
http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/amiibo/images/e/e0/5205_SuperSmashBros.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150913232936http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/banjokazooie/images/8/85/BKXBLA.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100425073900http://img.gamefaqs.net/box/6/6/8/13668_front.jpghttp://www.lukiegames.com/assets/images/N64/n64_spider-man_p_mh6uva.jpg

DUDE! You're the only other person I know on the Internet whose played Mickey's Speedway! I loved that game  :D It's actually my favourite racer for the N64 (Mickey's Speedway > Diddy Kong Racing > Mario Kart 64 for me if we're not including battle modes *gets flameshield*). It was super fun!

And I know the EXACT date I bought Super Smash Bros. It was October 9, 1999. I was with my mom at the mall on the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend and naturally I was only "browsing" the video games section. It was there, I saw Mario and Pikachu on the same cover of the same game!! I was screaming! I had to have this game! My mom was evil so she told me I bought too many games recently, I should wait till Christmas. I got on my knees and begged and begged! Just this one game! I'll love her forever and ever! She was pretty embarrassed about the whole being on the knees thing so she let me buy it LOL

Needless to say I loved the game.  :D

I played almost every other game you listed too. I'll get to those later in the thread hopefully  ;D


I'm usually the kind of guy who doesn't get games the same year of there release. I didn't get Super Smash Bros until Christmas of 2000 (or an exact date being Dec 25th, 2000). I got the Nintendo 64 in 1999 (before that I was mainly a Playstation 1 guy). From 2000-2002 Smash 64 was one of the only things we'd ever play. But When Super Smas Bros Melee came out that's when we started to put our attention for the Gamecube.  As for Mickey's Speedway USA I loved that game. Probably because I'm a big Disney fan. When it came to N64 racing games my favorite will always be Diddy Kong Racing, buy Speedway USA had given me some really good times.

Hands down the greatest game ever made!!!!!

http://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/ocarina_of_time_ft-img.jpg


NOPE! This game was better.  8)

http://www.pcgames.de/screenshots/original/2011/07/zelda_majoras_mask_cover.jpg

I would beat anybody on this site in any Mario Kart game, despite the fact that I haven't played it in a long time. I still remember how to do everything including the drifting boosts and shortcuts. Yoshi Valley is my only kryptonite on MK64.


Say what?! Do you have any idea on how easy it'll be for me to destroy you with my main man Luigi?

I like to crown myself as the King of Mario Kart (especially Double Dash).  8)

NOPE! This game was better.  8)

http://www.pcgames.de/screenshots/original/2011/07/zelda_majoras_mask_cover.jpg


I'll admit Majoras Mask definitely grew on me over the years. However that gamed sacred the sh!t out of me as a kid!

I mean Imagine seeing this when your like 5 years old!

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/shacknews/assets/editorial/2014/11/majoras-mask-moon.jpg

I'll admit Majoras Mask definitely grew on me over the years. However that gamed sacred the sh!t out of me as a kid!

I mean Imagine seeing this when your like 5 years old!

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/shacknews/assets/editorial/2014/11/majoras-mask-moon.jpg


Majora's Mask did give me a bit of a scare. Heck the overall feel of the game was certainly darker than the previous games. Everything about the game made me feel uneasy. The fact that at the beginning you're turned into a Deku. Some masked stranger is causing havok. You have 3 days to save a town. And many other things such as the issues that some of the characters you mean in the game are having. Like that one girl at the ranch who you'd help fight off those aliens from taking the cows. If you fail then the girl is taken and when she comes back she is acting very strange. Her older sister is very worried and there is nothing you can do. Or like how when you DO stop the aliens you'd later have to help the older sister deliver the Cow milk to town, but on your way these two criminals are trying to attack you at night and destroy all the milk. Or how about that one moment where you help Kafie get his mask back from that theft guy. And if you fail then you and Kafie are trapped in a hideout with the only way out being to go back in time.

And don't get me started on the first time I saw the transformations...
https://31.media.tumblr.com/e7e67b1f65c20a9206d2384f25e3f5d4/tumblr_n72dqix3sF1tr28i6o1_250.gif
:( :-\\ :\'( ???

What in the world was Nintendo thinking back in 2000?! :o


The game sure did have a darker tone. Although right after that they went back to the more lighthearted tone for Zelda Windwaker.

Best part about the N64 Zelda games is the fact that they were available on the Gamecube as well. The Gamecube had the Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time/Master Quest dual pack. And also the Zelda Collecter's Edition which had Zelda 1, Zelda 2, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and a demo for Windwaker. I got Majora's Mask in late 2001, but I ended up getting it again when I got the Collecter's Edition for the Gamecube in late 2003. Late '90s/early '00s were great for Zelda. There was the original releases of Zelda Oot and MM for the N64 in 1998/2000. The gamecube re-releases I just spoke of. The release of A Link to the Past for the GBA along with Four swords. And also Oracle of Ages and Seasons in 2001 for the GBC. And lets not forget Windwaker.

I'll admit Majoras Mask definitely grew on me over the years. However that gamed sacred the sh!t out of me as a kid!

I mean Imagine seeing this when your like 5 years old!

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/shacknews/assets/editorial/2014/11/majoras-mask-moon.jpg


These are stuff that gave me nightmares throughout my childhood, even as early as 3 years old, and some of these lasted until I was 10! Call me crazy on some of these.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/53/2f/24/532f24f9853af6588ca8c627f93de749.jpg
http://www.5cense.com/11/starlingo/bush_o-ghosts.jpg
These dreams lasted when I was 3-5 years old. Anytime I would look at leaves on a tree, whether it was during the daylight or night sky, the wind would start blowing hard and the leaves would start falling off and turning into birds, and the birds would always attack me. Even if I was inside of the house looking outside the window on a tree, the leaves would automatically come off, and the birds would break through the glass and attack me over and over again until I couldn't see. It was terrifying when I was that young. Thankfully, I stopped having these dreams by the time I turned 6. I remember being 3-5 always being scared of the wind outside because I thought leaves would turn into birds every time it fell off.

https://uchicagomed.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/bathroom-stall-dimensions-2.jpg?w=1200
http://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/04/96/f7/e0/evil-toilet-was-scolded.jpg
Toilets were the worst. I became potty trained right before I turned 3 years old, however, for some reason any time I went to people's houses. The toilets would always creep me out. I get scared that it's gonna flush me down. In any dream I had throughout my core childhood, I had to turn my face away from a toilet, otherwise, the flushing sound would automatically start coming on and the toilet would come out of the bathroom chasing me. I'd be sprinting for dear life, otherwise, I'd get flushed down and I'd wake up suddenly from the nightmare. The dream or nightmare could be set place at my house, my grandma's house on my mom or dad's side, a friends house, a public bathroom in a store or my school, etc. and the toilets would always attack me if I looked at them. Public bathrooms were the worst because if I was in a dream and I went into those, the door would be locked and I'd be trapped inside of a maze or labyrinth of toilets screaming to the top of my lungs. In real life throughout the time I was 3-9 years old, I'd always have a phobia of public bathrooms at school or stores. Especially closed tight ones in the stall. I would always hold it no matter what and wait until I got home. Whenever I used the bathroom at people's houses, right after I flushed the toilet I'd quickly shut my ears and sprint out of the bathroom. It wasn't until I was 10 when I finally got over toilets.

https://40.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lu7p5tfriU1r642wbo1_500.jpg
The golf guy from Kim Possible. His face looked creepy to me, but it didn't last that long. He'd always try to hit golf bombs on me LOL!

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/bigidea/images/0/03/GrimTickler.png/revision/latest?cb=20141129171445
If there's any Grim Reaper from my childhood who was the scariest, it goes to the Grim Tickler from the Veggietales movie "Esther". Which I would watch regularly throughout 2001 & 2002 when I was 5 & 6. I consider "Esther" as one of the darker tone movies Veggietales has ever made, but this guy appeared two times in the movie. Sending people who are considered as guilty to the Island of Perpetual Tickling, and he'd always scare the crap outta me. I had many nightmares about him for awhile as a result.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/47/Deathstrike.jpg
I understand people are scratching their heads on this one. This is Lady Deathstrike from X-Men 2 which I saw in the movies with my dad in 2003. However, even before I saw this movie, there was something about Asian women that always frightened me as a very young child (no offense, my mindset was different back then), but when I was introduced to Lady Deathstrike, I ended up having nightmares for a while that she would always kidnap me and abuse me several times with her claws. Once I saw her in my dreams I could not escape, she would outrun me by a landslide and I was doomed for a really fun dream. This is probably the oddest one of all.

http://images2.fanpop.com/image/photos/9300000/Buu-dragon-ball-z-9349632-760-878.jpg
Buu' from DBZ was probably the scariest monster or demon I can remember from my childhood, there were a few others who I'm not going to list on here, but he was definitely my top one. In fact, I remember Buu' and some other monsters teaming up in my dreams to try to attack me, which would make things a lot more interesting.

These are stuff that gave me nightmares throughout my childhood, even as early as 3 years old, and some of these lasted until I was 10! Call me crazy on some of these.

https://uchicagomed.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/bathroom-stall-dimensions-2.jpg?w=1200
http://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/04/96/f7/e0/evil-toilet-was-scolded.jpg
Toilets were the worst. I became potty trained right before I turned 3 years old, however, for some reason any time I went to people's houses. The toilets would always creep me out. I get scared that it's gonna flush me down. In any dream I had throughout my core childhood, I had to turn my face away from a toilet, otherwise, the flushing sound would automatically start coming on and the toilet would come out of the bathroom chasing me. I'd be sprinting for dear life, otherwise, I'd get flushed down and I'd wake up suddenly from the nightmare. The dream or nightmare could be set place at my house, my grandma's house on my mom or dad's side, a friends house, a public bathroom in a store or my school, etc. and the toilets would always attack me if I looked at them. Public bathrooms were the worst because if I was in a dream and I went into those, the door would be locked and I'd be trapped inside of a maze or labyrinth of toilets screaming to the top of my lungs. In real life throughout the time I was 3-9 years old, I'd always have a phobia of public bathrooms at school or stores. Especially closed tight ones in the stall. I would always hold it no matter what and wait until I got home. Whenever I used the bathroom at people's houses, right after I flushed the toilet I'd quickly shut my ears and sprint out of the bathroom. It wasn't until I was 10 when I finally got over toilets.


Oh snap! I'm not the only one who had that issue as a kid.  :o I could never use public bathrooms due to being freaked out by them. It all began after getting these crazy dreams of getting stuck into toilets or being trapped in bathroom stalls. I grew out of this by the time I entered 3rd grade. I also never liked the way public toilers looked. By this I mean how some of them have that "U-shaped" lid.
http://images.mentalfloss.com/sites/default/files/styles/article_640x430/public/toiletseat.png
Giving me chills by just looking at it.... :(

As a kid these things always freaked me out. If the lid was an "O-shaped" lid then I wouldn't have problems. But when I saw a "U-shaped" lid then I get uncomfortable. As a kid I sure did have some weird fears. Although U-shaped toilets still make me a bit uncomfortable sometimes.  :(

Also why am I talking about toilets in a Nintendo 64 thread?  ???

Gotta make this post seem on-topic......
WAIT WAIT! I just remembered that there are Nintendo 64 games with toilets in them.
http://www.vizzed.com/vizzedboard/retro/user_screenshots/saves14/145367/GoldenEye%20007_Aug31%2019_59_22.jpg
Err.. in Golden Eye this toilet area gave me the most trouble. The final level was easy. And all the enemies in the games are nothing but pushovers. But this toilet area, man........ This area was just on a whole new level of challenging. The level as a whole was easy, but this one area is where things fall a part.

BAM! Now this post is Nintendo 64 related. Man am I so awesome or what? 8)

While we're on the topic, these were some of the scariest things to me as a kid:

http://www.vizzed.com/vizzedboard/retro/user_screenshots/saves14/147259/NINTENDO64--Super%20Mario%2064_Sep27%2011_14_03.png
Back when I first played Super Mario 64, I always imagined Princess Peach's Castle as a cozy, peaceful place where I would happily live.  Because the rest of the place was completely empty, the boo in the hallway to the courtyard always stuck out as an unpleasant surprise to me whenever I was exploring the building.  Since I felt so uncomfortable seeing a ghost while traversing through the place, I always felt reluctant about going in the small brown doors in the main lobby and always preferred taking the basement door to area 2 instead.  And don't even get me started on the courtyard itself - having a whole bunch of ghosts (who hurt you, in this case!) in broad daylight, with no backdrop music except for bird and bug sound effects, totally creeped me out!

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/christmasspecials/images/f/f4/Abominable.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120724061149
A lot of people consider this guy an adorable Holiday icon, but I'm sorry, Bumble completely freaked me out as a kid.  If his roar and sharp teeth aren't intimidating enough, the static-face stop-motion animation causes him to come off as a genuinely cold and unsympathetic creature to my eyes, at least before Herman de-tooths him.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2686/4239369940_f6bf020450.jpg
My fear of abominable snowmen continues with this Disney atrocity!  For some reason, I've always found animatronic puppets a lot scarier than CGI monsters.  Apparently I was also petrified by marionettes as a toddler, though I don't explicitly my phobia of them now.

http://i48.tinypic.com/2wh3442.jpg
This was my worst fear of all!  While I was introduced to the idea of burglars quite harmlessly in my Schoolhouse Rock computer game featuring the robber from the beginning of "Electricity! Electricity!," this burglar traumatized me for the rest of my childhood.  For years following my first experience with this, I became terrified about staying up until midnight, and I had so much trouble going to sleep on so many nights that I would constantly beg my parents for reassurance that nobody was going to break in to our house.  Usually, when the burglar appears in the game, all of your Sims are asleep, the lights turned off, and the backdrop sounds of nothing except crickets.  Then, completely out of nowhere, usually during the midnight hour, the build/buy mode icons would turn blue, a window would pop up in the lower-right corner above the dashboard with the caption "Burglar!," and the most ear-piercingly terrifying music would erupt out of your headphones and gut your breath.  Once I knew what to expect, I began turning off my music and covering my eyes whenever all my Sims went to bed until it was past 12:59 AM.

I may have just posted an image of the burglar himself, but the dreaded memory is simply not complete without the overly exclamatory music, so here you go:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7hj_Raecgg

All of my Nintendo 64 memories are with Super Mario 64, Mario Kart, Quake 2, Super Smash Bros, Pokémon Stadium, 2, Pokémon Snap, Mario Party 3, this Pac-Man Classic Collection, Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Bad Fur Day in general. I would say Flying Dragon is up there to, even though I just watched my brother and earliest friend play. The game has a very memorable soundtrack.

This was my favorite part of Super Mario 64. :) I would replay it over and over again!  :o  For some reason, it completed me and was therapeutic when I was having a bad day.

http://www.gamers-tavern.com/assets/screenshots/mario64_07.jpg 

Buu' from DBZ was probably the scariest monster or demon I can remember from my childhood, there were a few others who I'm not going to list on here, but he was definitely my top one. In fact, I remember Buu' and some other monsters teaming up in my dreams to try to attack me, which would make things a lot more interesting.


Hahaha I Just seen this post. Dude, I love you. The toilet is such a iconic nightmare. Its just automatically recognizable. I would rank the washing machine and dryer up there to. Man, both were my biggest fears. I used to hide under the bed as they were progressing our clothes. It used to get serious when shoes were added in with our clothes.

Back on to the topic, at least slightly. I wasn't scared at all of the moon in Majora's Mask. I just wanted it out of my face.

https://40.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lu7p5tfriU1r642wbo1_500.jpg
The golf guy from Kim Possible. His face looked creepy to me, but it didn't last that long. He'd always try to hit golf bombs on me LOL!

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/bigidea/images/0/03/GrimTickler.png/revision/latest?cb=20141129171445
If there's any Grim Reaper from my childhood who was the scariest, it goes to the Grim Tickler from the Veggietales movie "Esther". Which I would watch regularly throughout 2001 & 2002 when I was 5 & 6. I consider "Esther" as one of the darker tone movies Veggietales has ever made, but this guy appeared two times in the movie. Sending people who are considered as guilty to the Island of Perpetual Tickling, and he'd always scare the crap outta me. I had many nightmares about him for awhile as a result.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/47/Deathstrike.jpg
I understand people are scratching their heads on this one. This is Lady Deathstrike from X-Men 2 which I saw in the movies with my dad in 2003. However, even before I saw this movie, there was something about Asian women that always frightened me as a very young child (no offense, my mindset was different back then), but when I was introduced to Lady Deathstrike, I ended up having nightmares for a while that she would always kidnap me and abuse me several times with her claws. Once I saw her in my dreams I could not escape, she would outrun me by a landslide and I was doomed for a really fun dream. This is probably the oddest one of all.

http://images2.fanpop.com/image/photos/9300000/Buu-dragon-ball-z-9349632-760-878.jpg
Buu' from DBZ was probably the scariest monster or demon I can remember from my childhood, there were a few others who I'm not going to list on here, but he was definitely my top one. In fact, I remember Buu' and some other monsters teaming up in my dreams to try to attack me, which would make things a lot more interesting.

I can understand Buu(Boo).
..... But Lady Deathstrike and Golf Guy from Kim possbile!? ??? ??? ???  Come on bro! ;D ;D ;D  They looked badass not scary!

The soundtrack of my childhood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGOfvrfEdak

The music for "Rainbow Road" makes me particularly nostalgic. You just can't go back!!

These are stuff that gave me nightmares throughout my childhood, even as early as 3 years old, and some of these lasted until I was 10! Call me crazy on some of these.

These dreams lasted when I was 3-5 years old. Anytime I would look at leaves on a tree, whether it was during the daylight or night sky, the wind would start blowing hard and the leaves would start falling off and turning into birds, and the birds would always attack me. Even if I was inside of the house looking outside the window on a tree, the leaves would automatically come off, and the birds would break through the glass and attack me over and over again until I couldn't see. It was terrifying when I was that young. Thankfully, I stopped having these dreams by the time I turned 6. I remember being 3-5 always being scared of the wind outside because I thought leaves would turn into birds every time it fell off.

Toilets were the worst. I became potty trained right before I turned 3 years old, however, for some reason any time I went to people's houses. The toilets would always creep me out. I get scared that it's gonna flush me down. In any dream I had throughout my core childhood, I had to turn my face away from a toilet, otherwise, the flushing sound would automatically start coming on and the toilet would come out of the bathroom chasing me. I'd be sprinting for dear life, otherwise, I'd get flushed down and I'd wake up suddenly from the nightmare. The dream or nightmare could be set place at my house, my grandma's house on my mom or dad's side, a friends house, a public bathroom in a store or my school, etc. and the toilets would always attack me if I looked at them. Public bathrooms were the worst because if I was in a dream and I went into those, the door would be locked and I'd be trapped inside of a maze or labyrinth of toilets screaming to the top of my lungs. In real life throughout the time I was 3-9 years old, I'd always have a phobia of public bathrooms at school or stores. Especially closed tight ones in the stall. I would always hold it no matter what and wait until I got home. Whenever I used the bathroom at people's houses, right after I flushed the toilet I'd quickly shut my ears and sprint out of the bathroom. It wasn't until I was 10 when I finally got over toilets.

The golf guy from Kim Possible. His face looked creepy to me, but it didn't last that long. He'd always try to hit golf bombs on me LOL!

If there's any Grim Reaper from my childhood who was the scariest, it goes to the Grim Tickler from the Veggietales movie "Esther". Which I would watch regularly throughout 2001 & 2002 when I was 5 & 6. I consider "Esther" as one of the darker tone movies Veggietales has ever made, but this guy appeared two times in the movie. Sending people who are considered as guilty to the Island of Perpetual Tickling, and he'd always scare the crap outta me. I had many nightmares about him for awhile as a result.

I understand people are scratching their heads on this one. This is Lady Deathstrike from X-Men 2 which I saw in the movies with my dad in 2003. However, even before I saw this movie, there was something about Asian women that always frightened me as a very young child (no offense, my mindset was different back then), but when I was introduced to Lady Deathstrike, I ended up having nightmares for a while that she would always kidnap me and abuse me several times with her claws. Once I saw her in my dreams I could not escape, she would outrun me by a landslide and I was doomed for a really fun dream. This is probably the oddest one of all.

Buu' from DBZ was probably the scariest monster or demon I can remember from my childhood, there were a few others who I'm not going to list on here, but he was definitely my top one. In fact, I remember Buu' and some other monsters teaming up in my dreams to try to attack me, which would make things a lot more interesting.


LOL dude you were a big fat scaredy cat! Scared of golf dudes, toilets, leaves, and a pink bubblegum monster ;D I'll have to agree with ocarinafan. That Majora's moon and just the whole game in general, now that's scary. ;D


This was my favorite part of Super Mario 64. :) I would replay it over and over again!  :o  For some reason, it completed me and was therapeutic when I was having a bad day.


Darn, I want to try this out! I was a kid so I had no need for anything therapeutic, but it does sound nice just thinking about it. Flying around among clouds and rainbows. :)


The soundtrack of my childhood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGOfvrfEdak

The music for "Rainbow Road" makes me particularly nostalgic. You just can't go back!!

*_* Man, Rainbow Road is always the best. I can't decide if I like that stage more or the Bowser one, or the one that actually had the Super Mario 64 castle right in it haha.

Song of my childhood will always be Ocarina of Time's Hyrule field though, sorry for the cliché answer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lR5y4FbZ8mo

I can understand Buu(Boo).
..... But Lady Deathstrike and Golf Guy from Kim possbile!? ??? ??? ???  Come on bro! ;D ;D ;D  They looked badass not scary!


The Golf Guy was in a few dreams, but he didn't last that long, looking back, the golf guy was easy for me to escape.

Lady Deathstrike gave me a lot of trouble though, her creepy eyes, that mean face of hers, and her claws. It looked like she was gonna attack you under 5 seconds. If I saw Lady Deathstrike in a dream it was a 0.000000001% chance I could outrun her, otherwise it was really painful. Those nightmares lasted for at least 2 years.

Toilets were probably my worst nightmare throughout my childhood, especially if it was the public bathrooms with a labyrinth of stalls. The toilet dreams could have taken place at my house, grandparents, aunts/uncles, school, store, church, etc. and whenever I looked at it, the flusher automatically came on and it would come to life and start chasing me. It was a 50-50 chance I'd outrun it or it would flush me in alive. Throughout the time I was 3 to 9 years old I could NOT use public or school bathrooms for a long time, only the ones at home and even then I had to shut my ears tight and sprint out every time I flushed the toilet.

LOL dude you were a big fat scaredy cat! Scared of golf dudes, toilets, leaves, and a pink bubblegum monster ;D I'll have to agree with ocarinafan. That Majora's moon and just the whole game in general, now that's scary. ;D


Well, not all at the same time. Some of these dreams only lasted when I was 3-5 or 6, while some didn't come until later on when I was 7-9 or 10, however, the toilet ones lasted throughout my WHOLE childhood. Clowns or creepy music never scared me. Keep in mind, I'm going through all of the type of nightmares I had, and some of these I didn't have because I was actually "scared", some of it was a mental thing, or a mind thing. Like the leaves turning into birds due to the wind, I wasn't scared of birds or leaves, it was just in my mind as a toddler that leaves and birds were related to each other. People's thoughts of what's considered as "creepy" vary from person to person in their own imagination. Look at #Infinity's post, that music from Sims or the abominable snowman, in my mind that was a complete joke to me when I was younger. But to her mind, she might be like "how could anyone be afraid of toilets? that's just furniture like any other". So what was considered as scared as a "kid" varies from different people.

*_* Man, Rainbow Road is always the best. I can't decide if I like that stage more or the Bowser one, or the one that actually had the Super Mario 64 castle right in it haha.


That was Royal Raceway! I always loved how they tied that in. I was convinced that if I drove at the castle door hard enough I could break through it and play Super Mario 64 in a kart  :D

While we're on the topic, these were some of the scariest things to me as a kid:

Back when I first played Super Mario 64, I always imagined Princess Peach's Castle as a cozy, peaceful place where I would happily live.  Because the rest of the place was completely empty, the boo in the hallway to the courtyard always stuck out as an unpleasant surprise to me whenever I was exploring the building.  Since I felt so uncomfortable seeing a ghost while traversing through the place, I always felt reluctant about going in the small brown doors in the main lobby and always preferred taking the basement door to area 2 instead.  And don't even get me started on the courtyard itself - having a whole bunch of ghosts (who hurt you, in this case!) in broad daylight, with no backdrop music except for bird and bug sound effects, totally creeped me out!

A lot of people consider this guy an adorable Holiday icon, but I'm sorry, Bumble completely freaked me out as a kid.  If his roar and sharp teeth aren't intimidating enough, the static-face stop-motion animation causes him to come off as a genuinely cold and unsympathetic creature to my eyes, at least before Herman de-tooths him.

My fear of abominable snowmen continues with this Disney atrocity!  For some reason, I've always found animatronic puppets a lot scarier than CGI monsters.  Apparently I was also petrified by marionettes as a toddler, though I don't explicitly my phobia of them now.

This was my worst fear of all!  While I was introduced to the idea of burglars quite harmlessly in my Schoolhouse Rock computer game featuring the robber from the beginning of "Electricity! Electricity!," this burglar traumatized me for the rest of my childhood.  For years following my first experience with this, I became terrified about staying up until midnight, and I had so much trouble going to sleep on so many nights that I would constantly beg my parents for reassurance that nobody was going to break in to our house.  Usually, when the burglar appears in the game, all of your Sims are asleep, the lights turned off, and the backdrop sounds of nothing except crickets.  Then, completely out of nowhere, usually during the midnight hour, the build/buy mode icons would turn blue, a window would pop up in the lower-right corner above the dashboard with the caption "Burglar!," and the most ear-piercingly terrifying music would erupt out of your headphones and gut your breath.  Once I knew what to expect, I began turning off my music and covering my eyes whenever all my Sims went to bed until it was past 12:59 AM.

I may have just posted an image of the burglar himself, but the dreaded memory is simply not complete without the overly exclamatory music, so here you go:



LOL omg that Boo scared me too! That whole haunted hosue level is just scary especially the giant Boos in there. That giant eel in the cave in the early swimming level is also complete nightmare fuel.

http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20131102204530/spinpasta/images/1/10/Mario64.jpg

When I was a kid I thought yetis were actual real animals (as well as the Sasquatch). I blame Zoo Tycoon but also my parents for feeding into it >_< And my teacher in 3rd Grade also showed us a documentary about Big Foot. I wasn't scared of it though, I wanted to be the one to discover Big Foot!

What scared me about The Sims more than the burglar is definitely the ghosts! Especially that house with a billion tombstones in their backyard. Just why! why! why! (as we ask ourselves in every horror movie).

Wow, you guys are wimps. I wasn't scared of anything when I was a teen. No sir! Nothing! I'm a man! A manly man! Nothing scares ol' Jordan. Nope, not one bit.

The soundtrack of my childhood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGOfvrfEdak

The music for "Rainbow Road" makes me particularly nostalgic. You just can't go back!!


YES!!! I loved playing this game at people's houses when I was little. The best and most original console Mario Kart game of the whole series. I don't care how much it has aged. The toughest course for me was Yoshi Valley without a doubt, not even Rainbow Road or Bowser's Castle was as tough as that one for me. Toad's Turnpike on mirror mode could be a pain as well. My favorite music was the Frappe Snowland/Sherbert Land courses. Royal Raceway was my favorite, because of the jumps and driving around the castle was fun, it looked like Super Mario 64 territory. Favorite character to drive with was Toad. The music on the character/course selection menu had that class vibe to it.

That giant eel in the cave in the early swimming level is also complete nightmare fuel.

http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20131102204530/spinpasta/images/1/10/Mario64.jpg


Oh my god, I know was old enough to know better but the eels in Super Mario 64 scared me to the point I didn't want to go past that stage, lol. When I first saw them, holey moley, what was that! :o :o

Well, not all at the same time. Some of these dreams only lasted when I was 3-5 or 6, while some didn't come until later on when I was 7-9 or 10, however, the toilet ones lasted throughout my WHOLE childhood. Clowns or creepy music never scared me. Keep in mind, I'm going through all of the type of nightmares I had, and some of these I didn't have because I was actually "scared", some of it was a mental thing, or a mind thing. Like the leaves turning into birds due to the wind, I wasn't scared of birds or leaves, it was just in my mind as a toddler that leaves and birds were related to each other. People's thoughts of what's considered as "creepy" vary from person to person in their own imagination. Look at #Infinity's post, that music from Sims or the abominable snowman, in my mind that was a complete joke to me when I was younger. But to her mind, she might be like "how could anyone be afraid of toilets? that's just furniture like any other". So what was considered as scared as a "kid" varies from different people.


True true. I was just messin' ;)


Wow, you guys are wimps. I wasn't scared of anything when I was a teen. No sir! Nothing! I'm a man! A manly man! Nothing scares ol' Jordan. Nope, not one bit.


Someone clearly did not play Nightmare Creatures! I had to have my mom beside every time I played this game, so I didn't get to play it often, but I regretted it every time I did!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIij3Fy-GNQ

Resident Evil was scary too, but not on the N64. How did you not get scared of that? I sense a lie. >:(


That was Royal Raceway! I always loved how they tied that in. I was convinced that if I drove at the castle door hard enough I could break through it and play Super Mario 64 in a kart  :D


Dude! I thought the exact same thing! The door had a 3D feel to it, like it wasn't flat. It looked open-able!


Oh my god, I know was old enough to know better but the eels in Super Mario 64 scared me to the point I didn't want to go past that stage, lol. When I first saw them, holey moley, what was that! :o :o


LOL! Glad to know I'm not alone! I took my cartridge to school and told my friend to finish that level for me! I wasn't having any of it!

Someone clearly did not play Nightmare Creatures! I had to have my mom beside every time I played this game, so I didn't get to play it often, but I regretted it every time I did!


Yeah, I had this game. Wasn't scary at all. I don't get scared of silly things. >:( Could you imagine a guy like me scared!? I didn't think so.

Banjo Tootie and Marjora's Mask ain't scary. I beat 'em with the lights off and everything.

Banjo Kazooie was a fun game. I loved roaming around the beginning part where his house is. It always looked so cozy in there haha. I also loved when Gruntilda gets trapped under the rock and you see it moving!

Wow, you guys are wimps. I wasn't scared of anything when I was a teen. No sir! Nothing! I'm a man! A manly man! Nothing scares ol' Jordan. Nope, not one bit.


I'm pretty sure we're specifically referring to when we were kids, not teenagers.  Our worst fears at that age were mostly getting rejected by our crushes, failing our tests, or not getting into the college we wanted.

I'm pretty sure we're specifically referring to when we were kids, not teenagers.  Our worst fears at that age were mostly getting rejected by our crushes, failing our tests, or not getting into the college we wanted.


Yeah, I know. I'm jus' messin, I'm jus' messin'! ;D

My worst fear as a teenager was rotten.com. I could not sleep without the lights on for weeks!! That and women!! They never gave me the time of day as a teen! >:( One girl actually threw a sandwich at me because I liked her and she thought I was "gross". :-\\  Nu Metal guys, too but that was more for my sister's sake.

Yeah, I had this game. Wasn't scary at all. I don't get scared of silly things. >:( Could you imagine a guy like me scared!? I didn't think so.

Banjo Tootie and Marjora's Mask ain't scary. I beat 'em with the lights off and everything.

How is Majora's Mask NOT scary?! Even that dude who sells the masks scares away 95% of the adult population from playing the game. This is how I know you ain't telling the truth :P

Nothing about Banjo Tooie scared me, except the bees. I'm still scared of bees.


Banjo Kazooie was a fun game. I loved roaming around the beginning part where his house is. It always looked so cozy in there haha. I also loved when Gruntilda gets trapped under the rock and you see it moving!


The game is crazy fun and still holds up very well! There was that swamp level with the alligators that scared me though. Why does every N64 game have to have something scary in it? >_

How is Majora's Mask NOT scary?! Even that dude who sells the masks scares away 95% of the adult population from playing the game. This is how I know you ain't telling the truth :P

Nothing about Banjo Tooie scared me, except the bees. I'm still scared of bees.


That dude was a child molester. 100%. Skull kid was creepy as hell, too. That f*ckin' mask, man. I wasn't sccaaarrredd, though. I just thought "wow, sure is creepy. Gee Whiz!" but that's it. I'm a man, of course. Errr tough!

The first game to give me consistent nightmares is easily The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, which was also one of the first games I bought for the system.

Let's start right off the first boss. You don't have to have math anxiety to be afraid of Queen Gohma.

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/zelda/images/3/37/Queen_Gohma_Battle.png/revision/latest?cb=20091221070940

Okay, we aren't even at the scariest part yet. Remember that house in Kakariko Village next to that cuckoo farm where all the cuckoo's would attack you if you hit them enough times? It was next to that graveyard, but the graveyard isn't half as scary as

http://static.gamesradar.com/images/mb/GamesRadar/us/Games/L/Legend%20of%20Zelda%20Ocarina%20of%20Time%203D/Everything%20Else/Guide/Skulltulas/Skulltula--article_image.jpg

WHAT THE F*CK?!?!

Okay, okay, it's not even the worst part yet. Rememeber when you'd go at Hyrule Castle at night or in the Water Temple and you came across the ReDead? They weren't scary themselves but when they screamed at you I'd take a room of spiders any day of the week.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONkbc5Narlg

Holy sh!t! Those ReDeads ARE scary!! I forgot all about them. They're the worst because they remind me of those scary burn victims I'd see in the anti-drunk driving videos when I was 17... Yeah, nightmares, man... :\'(

Hey you guys, I have a question. Are there are game over screens that scare you? I have quite a few.

I use to LOVE playing Donkey Kong 64 back when I actually had the time for gaming.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5g0ITtGjl-k/hqdefault.jpg

The Golf Guy was in a few dreams, but he didn't last that long, looking back, the golf guy was easy for me to escape.

Lady Deathstrike gave me a lot of trouble though, her creepy eyes, that mean face of hers, and her claws. It looked like she was gonna attack you under 5 seconds. If I saw Lady Deathstrike in a dream it was a 0.000000001% chance I could outrun her, otherwise it was really painful. Those nightmares lasted for at least 2 years.

Toilets were probably my worst nightmare throughout my childhood, especially if it was the public bathrooms with a labyrinth of stalls. The toilet dreams could have taken place at my house, grandparents, aunts/uncles, school, store, church, etc. and whenever I looked at it, the flusher automatically came on and it would come to life and start chasing me. It was a 50-50 chance I'd outrun it or it would flush me in alive. Throughout the time I was 3 to 9 years old I could NOT use public or school bathrooms for a long time, only the ones at home and even then I had to shut my ears tight and sprint out every time I flushed the toilet.


Were you afraid of germs? ???

Wow, you guys are wimps. I wasn't scared of anything when I was a teen. No sir! Nothing! I'm a man! A manly man! Nothing scares ol' Jordan. Nope, not one bit.


Don't deny it, you know were scared of something.  ::)

Yeah, I know. I'm jus' messin, I'm jus' messin'! ;D

My worst fear as a teenager was rotten.com. I could not sleep without the lights on for weeks!! That and women!! They never gave me the time of day as a teen! >:( One girl actually threw a sandwich at me because I liked her and she thought I was "gross". :-\\  Nu Metal guys, too but that was more for my sister's sake.


Why did she do that for?

Were you afraid of germs? ???


LOL, that's one of the biggest misconceptions and false assumptions everybody gets when they ask me why I was afraid of toilets throughout my childhood. No, go back to my original post before that one. My fear of toilets when I was younger had nothing to do with germs. When I was younger the inside of a toilet looked like the mouth of a monster or alien. The sound of the flush was terrifying to me and it felt like the toilet was gonna chase me or flush me down. When I was younger I could only use the toilets at home because you could close the lid, which prevented me from thinking the toilet was gonna flush me down, public bathrooms on the other hand didn't have lids, it only goes to the U shaped lid that's still open. Plus public bathrooms were worse for me because the stalls looked like a labyrinth or maze of multiple toilets which was even more terrifying than just one to deal with at home.

Don't deny it, you know were scared of something.  ::)


Jordan was scared of the Goombas in Super Mario 64. That wimp.  8)

Don't deny it, you know were scared of something.  ::)


No way! I am a man, Howard and men are not afraid of anything. I browse Rotten.com at 3 AM with the lights off. That is how manly I am. ;)


Why did she do that for?


Because she thought I was "gross" and me having a crush on her was even more "gross". ::)


Jordan was scared of the Goombas in Super Mario 64. That wimp.  8)


What!? No way! what wimp is scared of Gommbas!? ???

I use to LOVE playing Donkey Kong 64 back when I actually had the time for gaming.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5g0ITtGjl-k/hqdefault.jpg


that game was amazing! (I've ran out of synonyms). I linked the DK rap in another thread, pretty relevant for this one too! LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcP91tQ4ZSM


Jordan was scared of the Goombas in Super Mario 64. That wimp.  8)


The giant goombas in that macro/microscopic level could be scary to some people. But by far the scariest thing was Wiggler, especially the way he would swarm around! Also, I was kind of scared of Shy Guy, but not really. He gave me a little bit of anxiety.

http://www.mariowiki.com/images/thumb/3/34/Super_Mario_64_Wiggler_Boss_Nintendo_64.png/300px-Super_Mario_64_Wiggler_Boss_Nintendo_64.png

I use to LOVE playing Donkey Kong 64 back when I actually had the time for gaming.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5g0ITtGjl-k/hqdefault.jpg


OMG, OMG!  Just seeing a screen capture from Donkey Kong 64 is enough to galvanize my nostalgia hormones into overdrive! <3 <3 <3

I will NEVER forgive Microsoft for stealing Rare from Nintendo and ruining the Donkey Kong franchise for life, aside maybe from the DKCR series.  Donkey Kong 64 was such an epic platformer, it traumatized me there was never a sequel to it on the GameCube. :\'(

My favourite was Lankey Kong. He inspired me to learn the handstand  ;D

Unfortunately I never got to finish the game. I got stuck on the eighth key, I believe it was behind some cage. It still haunts me to this day  :'(

Remember that cheesey TV show that aired around the same time? I didn't think it was that bad.

Donkey Kong 64 is one of my love/hate games. I love it due to it being a fun 3D platformer, but I can't stand the amount of collectables in the game. 1 big scavenger hunt. It's basically what happens if you get Banjo Tooie and multiply it by 5. Banjo Tooie is a big game, but Donkey Kong 64 is overkill. Funny enough the game is my 4th favorite DK game. Behind Donkey Kong Country 1,2, and Diddy Kong Racing.

Remember that cheesey TV show that aired around the same time? I didn't think it was that bad.


Ah yes, a classic late 90s cartoon!  I remember it for inspiring some absolutely trippy YTP's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuYt9usG70g

I used to be scared of the game over music in Goldeneye 64's multiplayer, thinking the lights would come out of the closet with some loud noises trying to get me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-L-IDpBmhw

Ah yes, a classic late 90s cartoon!  I remember it for inspiring some absolutely trippy YTP's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuYt9usG70g


LOL  ;D

Donkey Kong 64 is one of my love/hate games. I love it due to it being a fun 3D platformer, but I can't stand the amount of collectables in the game. 1 big scavenger hunt. It's basically what happens if you get Banjo Tooie and multiply it by 5. Banjo Tooie is a big game, but Donkey Kong 64 is overkill. Funny enough the game is my 4th favorite DK game. Behind Donkey Kong Country 1,2, and Diddy Kong Racing.


That's true, I can see why it might be grating to someone with limited time. But as a kid who had all the time in the world, the platforming action that came with the collect-a-thon elements of the game actually enhanced it for me. I love how the game plays differently depending on which character you're using.

Has anybody mentioned the original Super Smash Bros. yet? The one that started it all! I have some memories of this game at friends or cousins' houses, but I don't think it's aged well and I preferred Melee and even Brawl too. It was still a real epic game during its prime though!

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/ssb/images/a/a8/Super_Smash_Bros._-_North_American_Boxart.png/revision/latest?cb=20120303165816

http://starmen.net/smashbros/screenshots/ss_ness.jpg

http://199.101.98.242/media/images/40266-Super_Smash_Bros._(USA)-6.jpg

Dude it used to be my old avatar, and was mentioned I think in the 4th or 5th post of this thread  :D

I agree it hasn't aged well, Mêlée made it obsolete. Not Brawl though, that game has aged worse than Mêlée lol. But the latest Smash Bros for the Wii U is perfect and made all others obsolete. I have the 3DS version, the online on it is broken though.

That's true, I can see why it might be grating to someone with limited time. But as a kid who had all the time in the world, the platforming action that came with the collect-a-thon elements of the game actually enhanced it for me. I love how the game plays differently depending on which character you're using.

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/753/716/940.png

Dude it used to be my old avatar, and was mentioned I think in the 4th or 5th post of this thread  :D

I agree it hasn't aged well, Mêlée made it obsolete. Not Brawl though, that game has aged worse than Mêlée lol. But the latest Smash Bros for the Wii U is perfect and made all others obsolete. I have the 3DS version, the online on it is broken though.


Yeah, I think Melee will forever be seen as the best Smash bros game. Melee is 7 years older than Brawl, but somehow Melee has outlived Brawl's popularity. Smash Bros 4 is alright though. But I still prefer Melee. Screw the 3DS version though.  >:(

Dude it used to be my old avatar, and was mentioned I think in the 4th or 5th post of this thread  :D

I agree it hasn't aged well, Mêlée made it obsolete. Not Brawl though, that game has aged worse than Mêlée lol. But the latest Smash Bros for the Wii U is perfect and made all others obsolete. I have the 3DS version, the online on it is broken though.


Opinions opinions....

Brawl wasn't a bad game though, I liked the story mode and the custom options, it was the 1st to have wi-fi too, but I agree that gameplay wise Melee was a lot better for its prime. Don't know about Wii U or 3DS though.