>replay that level you couldn't beat as a kid
>easily win
Replay that level you couldn't beat as a kid
>replay game you havent played since the diaper years
>it sucks
>replay that level you could easily beat as a kid
>can't win
>replay that level you couldn't beat as a kid
>still can't beat it
Some things never change
>since the diaper years
So when you were a sophomore in high school?
>beat a level as a fetus
>Can't beat it now as a fully formed human adult
video games aren't fun anymore
>haha oh man you remember playing those old sega and nintendo games? they were so difficult! you gotta be a real hardcore gamer to deal with those!
*dusts of console*
*easily finishes games in one sitting*
Fucking Megaman and castlevania
>replay that game that scared you
> it still scares you
Super Mario World for SNES.
I beat the first boss when I was 5.
It was the first boss I ever beat in a video game.
I ran and told my grandmother.
I have no idea how I managed to beat Halo CE on Legendary as a kid. I even remember it being easy for me back then and now with a better controller and a higher framerate, I can barely get off the Pillar of Autumn.
Metroid Prime, not sure why I struggled with the endboss as a kid. While replaying it now I found the Omega Pirate harder.
Tzar is fucking brutal.
>first game ever played was Mario NES
>Realize in college I have never actually sat down and beat it
>Proceed to sit down and beat it
>feelsgoodman
>posting a hatespeech cartoon on neo Yea Forums
literally get out right now
Feels good, doesn't it?
Shit, I don't think I've ever beaten it either. Always found something better to do after couple of worlds.
Inspired me to give Super Mario Bros 3 another try.
>go back to an old level I played as a kid
>find something I never knew was there for years
Spongebob Squarepants the Movie
>remember how I used to attempt to age of wonders as a kid
>give it a try again
>get fucking destroyed in the first mission
I thought that I was just retarded as a kid, but this is some bullshit.
Crash Bandicoot 1. I beat that game in 4 hours when I couldn't even make it past the second half my whole childhood.
The final mission of Simpson's Hit and Run
I still haven't beaten it to this day.
>Try to replay a game you remember enjoying as a kid
>It doesn't generate any strong feelings, positive or negative
>Quit part-way through because it feels pointless, as all things do nowadays
>Stare blankly at the screen for an indeterminate period of time