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[WEEKLY SILVER] Rediscovering Classic Gems: What's Your Favorite Retro Title?

  • Oct 16, 2023 12:12 PM UTC
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[WEEKLY SILVER] Rediscovering Classic Gems: What's Your Favorite Retro Title?
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Retro games have a special place in the hearts of many gamers due to their timeless charm and innovative gameplay.

What are some of your favorite retro games, and what is it about them that makes them special to you? how do you enjoy playing them with modern technology and Razer gear? 

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8 Replies

SirJayDee
  • Insider
  • Oct 16, 2023 2:47 PM UTC

One of my favorite games is Hidden & Dangerous, and that’s the only game I would like them to do a re-master of. With todays hardware it would look like Minecraft. Maybe I’ll install it and try it with some Razer hardware. 🤔


  • Insider Mini
  • Oct 17, 2023 1:42 AM UTC

Best Retro game for me is Castlevania symphony of the night. Unfortunately the game itself only available via Old PlayStation system. Therefore only ROM can be play via PC. As for modern technology, mechanical keyboard like Razer BlackWidow definitely is good experience to control the game.


AlphaTay
  • Insider
  • Oct 18, 2023 8:19 AM UTC

some of my favorite retro games are Street Fighters Series Since 1987, one of the most popular Fighting Games, Playing the Latest Street Fighters Series at Latest PC with modern technology and Razer CONTROLLERS or Razer ALL-BUTTON ARCADE CONTROLLERS improve my Fighting Games Skills.


piciusz2
  • Insider
  • Oct 19, 2023 5:56 AM UTC

mine is Dune 2


AlphaTay
  • Insider
  • Oct 19, 2023 11:13 AM UTC

another of my favorite retro games are Counter-Strike Series Since Beta at 1999, one of the most popular Tactical First-Person Shooter Games, Playing the Counter-Strike Series with every patch improvement, at newer PC every few year with modern technology, and went from ball mouse to optical mouse to gaming mouse and to Razer GAMING MICE, and went from membrane keyboard to Razer Mechanical or optical gaming keyboards improve my Tactical First-Person Shooter Games Skills.


arthurboss
  • Insider Mini
  • Oct 20, 2023 2:05 PM UTC

My number 1 is Captain Claw (1997). I love this game and dream of a remake, and it has an interesting fan base around the world that keep the game alive. It is special to me for being one of the first ever games I played on a PC, on windows 95. Remarkable PC era, I’d say.

Another one is Age of Mythology. I learned so much from the game, not only from mythologies around the world but the English language itself, as I had to translate it myself as a kid. Not to mention the fun playing with the titans in the game’s DLC.


SWATZYJ
  • Insider Mini
  • Oct 21, 2023 6:39 AM UTC

yes


  • Insider Mini
  • Oct 12, 2026 2:15 AM UTC

My pick has to be The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the N64. It was the first game that made a 3D world feel like a real place to me - the day/night cycle, the music, and Hyrule Field opening up after Kokiri Forest. It still holds up remarkably well today. If anyone wants a refresher on which N64 classics are worth revisiting, this guide is a good starting point: https://szgames.co.uk/n64-games-guide/