Nah. Fallout 2 came out in 1998, so anything before that is okay. You're only too young if you like anything that came out after Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines.

How about a semi-oldie? I had the first Baldur's Gate ( I swear I had my installer somewhere; had mine in the early part of '99 )

But among the classics, SimCity will always have a place in me

I never liked (edit - Bioware Infinity). Even PS:T was horrible to play, you just stuck with it because the writing was excellent. And for the younger readers, in the olden days, games had stories. They put words in a cunning order, like in books (if you don't remember books, they were kinda like a website, but made out of dead trees). PS:T had 800,000 words of dialogue. That's longer than War and Peace. That's why I played it despite the engine.

This was posted at another forum. It's quite fun, and relevant to the last few posts.

Quote:an old forgotten game from your youth

you can't find the manual

Royals by Asher Vollmer