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Reader Discussion: What Classic Games Do You Still Love Despite Them Aging Poorly?
It was announced today Turok and its sequel is heading for re-release on PC. It's a game that definitely shows its age, but still has a lot of appreciate behind it. Are there other games that fall in the same camp?
Goldeneye is one that is brought up often. It's framerate is laughable these days, but I threw a lot of hours at it and have fond memories of playing it. I feel similarly about Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire – another N64 game that looks rough today.
What about you? What games do you love, perhaps purely for nostalgic reasons?
You can see us play Turok back in 2010 by watching an old episode of Replay below.
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