Humongous Entertainment

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tombom

Discussion Starter · Dec 3, 2009

Oh man. The majority of this community may not get this, but I'm 16 and as a kid I remember HE games. Spy Fox was the only one I owned, but I played Freddi Fish and others.

These games are absolutely brilliant. There's so many jokes you wouldn't ever get as a kid (seriously, there's a flashing "GRATUITOUS EDUCATIONAL CONTENT" sign at the bottom in one of them, and a beatles reference), and they're all so witty and fun to play. I seriously have fun every time I play Spy Fox: In Dry Cereal. Oh man.

Who else orgasms at this amount of nostalgia?

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meticadpa

· #2 · Dec 3, 2009

Goldeneye: 64.

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candy_van

· #3 · Dec 3, 2009

Contra

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tombom

Discussion Starter · #4 · Dec 3, 2009

Both classics, but come on, this has nothing to do with these games.

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Eastrider

· #5 · Dec 3, 2009

Rub two wood pieces to make fire.

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etrigan420

· #6 · Dec 3, 2009

Did they do the "Putt Putt" games?

I think my kids had (have) some of those somewhere...I have nightmares about the flippin' music in those games.

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tombom

Discussion Starter · #7 · Dec 3, 2009

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Originally Posted by etrigan420

Did they do the "Putt Putt" games?

I think my kids had (have) some of those somewhere...I have nightmares about the flippin' music in those games.

Yeah Putt putt is in those categories.

Never heard the music in them, but Spy Fox's music isn't bad. Neither was Pajama Sam's.

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Coma

· #8 · Dec 3, 2009

Oh wow. I played the Hebrew version of Putt Putt and Freddi Fish... I enjoyed them at the time, but I played them so much that thinking back about them right now, I go "ech".