Games from our youth.

Well, besides the standard classics on the Dendy, there was also Contra Hardcorp on the Sega, and that was a great game! I remember playing it with a friend, and we unlocked all the endings (there were 5 or 6, I don't remember exactly). Dune: the Battle for Arrakis is also at the top of the list. On the computer, I started with Quake 2, and since there weren't many other games available at the time, I played it through on all difficulty levels. Then things really took off. The most politically correct game was Red Alert 2, which isn't even that old now (they made it timeless), and it was a staple in computer clubs (if a room with five computers can be called a computer club). We would play it, or Quake, or, of course, the first Unreal. It wasn't that long ago...