I have a ton of wonderful core memories of gaming as a kid. Taking turns with
the one controller our family could afford, saving up and buying a game with
my very own money and actually owning it. Pulling my very first Allnighter to
get that one elusive Pokémon. And whenever I compare those memories
against modern gaming, it's pretty clear to me that video games have changed. But
can I trust those memories? Were games really better when I was coming up? Or
do kids today have it better even with all the loot boxes, gigantic downloads,
and horse armor? To find out, I'm bringing in some fresh eyes to either
offer me affirmation or to shatter my rosecolored glasses. These eight young
people are going to be playing and providing their honest feedback on many
of the games that shaped me into the gamer you see sitting before you. And I
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Everybody looks back nostalgically at Roller Coaster Tycoon, but the Tycoon
games have existed since long before then. And my first exposure was Dino
Park Tycoon. It was the very first game that I bought with my own money from the
Scholastic book orderer pamphlet. And it was the very first game that I ever had
to upgrade my computer for. Not a new GPU or anything like that. GPUs didn't
exist yet. Instead, I needed a 3 and 1/2 in floppy drive instead of a 5 and 1/4
in floppy drive so that I could read the two game discets that it came
pre-installed on. Do you have nostalgia for this? I
do. I know what I signed up for, but I think I'm a little older than you guys
think. Whoa. What is it? One FPS.
It's about the gameplay depth, not how many FPS. Sir, I like this little guy.
Looks like he's not wearing any pants. That's gross. Does he have a tail? Oh,
is he a dinosaur? Yeah. Oh, okay. The
bank has approved a business loan of $5,000. Of course, back then you can use
$5,000 to open a park. That was a lot of money back then. I'm just going to spend
all my money. I'm broke. Sign me up. Oh, wait. What
did I buy? You bought land, buddy. These young kids
going to discover that gaming used to be pretty unforgiving. They are all going
to go bankrupt. Like, well, in Minecraft, I usually build my
houses in the plains biomes, so I'm going based on that. So,
oh, you're buying You spent all your money. You'll probably No, no, I still
have $1,000. We can We can make this work. Yeah, you're going to buy
dinosaurs, food, and hire people for $1,000. Good luck, buddy. Okay, what is
this menu? There is a fences tab on that book. Oh my god, UI has improved a lot
in the last 20 years. But you know what hasn't is the included documentation in
games. Dino Park Tycoon came with a manual and honestly I think games could
use a little more of that these days. Where's the instructions? He's telling
you what to do right there. Literally. Not that it would help people who can't
read. Let's go with wood right now. If the dinosaurs break out, that's another
attraction. No, that's not that.
I don't have a lot of money, so I've got to go with one of these cheaper ones.
So, I can get a a colossus or a
donichious. Let's go to Donis. That's cool. Okay, we're off. Is
that my dinosaur? Dinosaur. He's so cute. Is that him? Is that Diano? Yeah.
How do I navigate to you? It's about as far as you can see. That's
it. No, Diano, come back. Well, maybe
you shouldn't have built your pen in the corner of the park, smart guy. The
graphic of this the dinosaur is kind of funky. He just looks like a lizard. How
old was Lionus when he played this game? Do you know? Dino Park Tycoon is what?
1990. Hold on, don't tell me. I'm going to say 1994.
Three. 1993. Okay. Yeah. So, I was uh I
was seven. You know what? 9-year-old me.
Yeah. This would be lit. This is definitely stressing me out. I don't
like when I'm in charge of keeping things alive cuz then I feel bad. You
don't have to feel bad if the things stay alive.
I always kill them. Oh. Oh.
Okay. Wow. I bring him into my family and this is how he treats me. Huh? No.
They escaped. This game sucks. Lionus.
Hey, look, Elijah. Think on the positive side. At least the game is preparing you
for your life. This game is so detailed. What was I doing as a six-year-old to
play this? Oh my god. Were you ever able to get a successful park when you were
young? Yes. Yes, I did. I ended up making so much money that the counter
reset to zero dollars because I just the counter wouldn't go up higher. That's
insane. What was I doing? You're doing good. Most people have lost by now.
Lost? How do you lose? I'm broke. Wait,
I'm broke. Wait, how do I make money?
Can I sell my land? Well, you needed to buy dinosaurs to make money. So, you
might have lost already. I don't know if I'm going to be able to pass the
business down to my children, seeing the way they manage a business. Well, I
can't hire an employee because I have no money. And I can't buy a dinosaur
because I have no money because I spent it all on food for the one that escaped.
I lost already. Yep. What the What is
this game, man? If only you knew how to read. Wait, what? Wait, what do you
mean? Wait, I can't I can't Oh, I actually lost. Lost.
Okay. What would you uh rank this out of 10 in today's day and
age? Like a two or three.
The fact that you are not good at a game does not make it a two out of 10 game.
This You know what? I'll let the I'll let the rest go. I could totally see how
for the time and for Lionus because you know he's Lionus. This would be like a
banger. I think that if I put a bit more time into this, I could probably do
pretty well. Yeah, I think these games are really fun, actually. I think they're really good. I just need a
little bit of time to figure this out again. Okay, I like him. Seven out of
10. I don't know. I really liked it. I like games like that. I feel like if I
started again now that I've actually clicked all the buttons, I would have a
better understanding of what I need to do to do a bit better. But, uh, so far
it was very discouraging, I will say. Well, I'm sorry your generation can't
handle a little discouragement. I liked it though. That was cute. Actually,
we're great. I love your generation. You're great. I honestly I wouldn't mind
playing this game a little bit more. Like it's it's cute. It's fun. Yeah. No, I actually kind of want to download it
and play it. It's Yeah. Like if they had a Switch port, I would play this in bed,
you know? Like it's it's cute. Game sucks. Play this for fun. You suck. Do
you see why your dad would have like this game back in the day? No.
Just cuz you lost immediately. Get
whatever. adjusted for inflation and
factoring in total ownership cost, Tie Fighter is probably the most expensive
game that I ever played. I needed a full system overhaul in order to run it and a
new expensive peripheral in order to have a good experience, but boy was it
ever worth it. This this one holds a very special place in my heart, and I
probably have more hours in TIE Fighter than all the other ones here combined. I
have a treat for you. Oh, okay. Lionus's childhood joystick. What? top gun. And
that is the joystick I used to play it
on. That's not actually my one from when I was a kid. I lost it when I moved, but
I treated myself to a new one as an adult. And it was worth it. I also have
a cheat sheet for you cuz you're going to need it. Oh, these are profiles.
Yeah. Oh,
how Oh, I probably just
type. I was like half waiting for a keyboard to pop up or something and then
like recontrol it. Oh, that hurt me a little bit. Okay,
I feel really embarrassed now. Not as much as I'm going to hurt you if you say
anything bad about this game, Elijah.
Why are you going so fast? Oh, I was supposed to move it slowly. We'll hover
over stuff.
Oh, I thought it was booting. So, you were telling me to like move the mouse.
Enjoy this menu. I did it. Oh, you figured it out too fast. Dang it. Yeah,
I'm I'm what you call an intelligent being.
Oh, dude. This is actually pretty smooth once you're in game. Interesting. Okay.
I've never used one of these controllers anywhere but an arcade. I've never used
one of these controllers.
What do you think of these graphics? Um, I'm quite surprised. I'm I'm I'm loving
it. What graphics? Okay. Like now that we're in space, the graphics are like
like they're not great, you know, but like for being from, you know, whenever
this game is from, they're like fine. You know what I mean? I I I personally
don't care about graphics so much. If the game is fun and actually
understandable, which this game is not understandable, but I'm what you call an
intelligent being. Oh sh No, I got read.
Oh, that was a sick shot. Elijah's Elijah's in the zone. I knew I could
count on you, Elijah. Dude, I'm starting to like Star Wars now. This is the most
I've liked Star Wars in the last decade. This takes an insane level of
concentration. I need some lessons from Han Solo. There we go. Back full
throttle. Space bar to match speeds with your target. Don't hit this. Don't hit
it. Slow down. I don't know how to slow down. Oh, I freaking crashed. Is this
what you thought flying a spaceship in Star Wars was like? Uh, no. I never knew
you could crash. I can't hear you cuz I'm [ __ ] locked in.
What? The song's bopping. The game is busting, you know? Right. Like, this
gets five big booms if I'm being honest.
Boom. Do not do not include that. Do
Honestly, after playing it for a little bit, like I could definitely I could see how you could get lost in this game for
like a bit. And yeah, this this game play is nothing like I've ever played
before. This um controller is very
unique. I don't I'm not into this. I'm not into this. What would you rate it
out of 10? Uh freaking two. Relationship
ended. I thought she was cool. I think on like it's a good game and I know
people that would really like it. It's not my style. I think the controller is
fun and it's fun to play for like a few minutes, but as soon as I realize how
bad I am at it, I just want to quit. At least she got the diagnosis for why she
didn't like it, right? This is like a seven. Nice. I'd unironically like boot
this up and do something with it. Hit space bar to activate the tractor beam.
Elijah completed the mission. Let's go.
I had a 41% accuracy. I feel like that's
pretty good actually for being out in open space. Before we get to the next
game, if you want extra reactions and cut content, we're going to have much
more of this nostalgia trip over at LMG.gg/flatplane. This video is already
so long though that we had to cut some pretty good stuff. Road Rash was the
kind of game where if my parents had any idea what I was doing on the computer, there's no way they would have let me
play it. I mean, on the one hand, yeah, sure, it's not like super sexual like a
Leisure Suit Larry or something like that, but on the other hand, my aunt in
particular, who was the one who financed the computer upgrade that allowed me to
play it, um, this was one of the other games I was playing on that same TIE
Fighter machine. And by the way, I did play this game with a
joystick, was not into violence. Road
Rash is nothing but violence. Yeah. What do you think of this aesthetic? It
bangs. How old would Lionus have been when this came out? Uh, like 911. Yeah,
that's cool. If I were a 10-year-old boy, I'd be so into this. Dude, if I was
four years old, this is the coolest thing in the world right now. Oh, yeah.
Are these people all determined for me to not like them? Whoa. Elijah just said
Road Rash would be cool if he was four. This ain't no Paw Patrol. Okay. Yeah.
No, you're right. Vibes for days with this this like cut scene in the
soundtrack. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, women. Yes. We all love babes. You know
what I'm saying? and chains and explosions. They really
threw everything in here. Dude, this is a boys game. Motorcycles, women, and
explosions. For the boys. For the boys. Why are we street racing? Isn't that
illegal? I can't tell if I raised them real right
or real wrong. Space bars. Oh, I got to punch them. Yeah, you do. Oh, heck yeah.
Oh, I'm behind. This reminds me of uh Cruising USA. I used to play that a lot
on my N64. Cruising USA wishes it was Road Rash. Yeah, I've only like played
games like this at the arcade. Never on my own time. I'm surprised again. I I
love it. It's um I don't know. It's quite beautiful. And the soundtrack
helps a lot. It kind of captures I guess the whole '9s in my view. Dude, this
game has a banger banger soundtrack.
What do you think of these graphics? Also equally not good. You don't think
there's a charm to how janky they are? No. If the frame rate was higher, maybe.
You know, one thing that's really surprising me is how s like smooth some
of like the graphics and animations feel, but how clunky your movement
feels. Like I feel like it's like, you know, 1 FPS to do like the switching
lanes and leaning, but the background is like very smooth right now. It's kind of
strange. The graphics of this game is
popping. What do you think of that popping in the background? Like the
background being kind of formed as you drive. Um, honestly, I don't mind it.
Like, it's noticeable, but only when I'm like looking for it, you know, when I'm like immersed and trying not to like
bump into anybody. Not a problem. Hey, buddy. I got something for you. Hey,
come back. Yo.
Damn. Oh, car. Car. Oh, no. I was doing so
good. My leg. Got to run back to your bike.
Where'd my I was so not ready to have to do
that, dude. This block of shame, dude. Man, kids today have no idea. Like when
Leyu or whatever he's called like comes and rescues you in Mario Kart 8, he's
like 2 seconds, dude. No, man. I have to
run all the way back to my bike. Well, maybe you shouldn't crash so bad. That's
actually cool. I like that. Yeah. See, she always throws me in one direction,
then she's like, "Never mind. I'm cool." Except about Tie Fighter. We're not good
after that. Yeah, I think they did a really good job with their sense of
speed and the depth, you know, like the way that the uh the roads just kind of
bend and you're just kind of like moving with it, too. I am not getting a sense
of speed. Definitely not just chilling. But I I am getting a sense of cool. Like
look at this. All my buddies dapping me up, patting my back. I have a chalice.
Dave kissing your helmet. Whoa.
Oh boy. This was pretty cringe. I'm actually so proud of me. Winner of all
the games that I played today, this one has made me feel the best about myself.
Okay, that's like by far. So, you're number one. If only I was this cool. Oh,
I won. I thought you were in second. I definitely was not in first place. Yeah,
if you're not first, you're last. Yeah, player one finish in second place. That's not a winner game. Well, it's
winnerish. You're a winner for thinking this game is cool enough and playing it.
How would you rate this game out of 10? Nine out of 10 simply. Let's go. Um, I
got to download this on my own PC. I got to play it. I give that a 10 out of 10.
That was awesome. I loved it. I like I like this little cut scene they have. I
like the one at the beginning. The music's cool. I think the look of the
game is really, really good. And I like that you can see like the little
motorcycle thing at the bottom. It's very immersive. Oh, it's worse than the
Star Wars one. I'd give it like a five. I'd give that game a five out of 10. Do
you do you start to feel sorry for people that lived through the '90s?
Yeah, they deserved better. Ah, Civilization
2: Test of Time. More like test of my childhood budget. This was the first
game that I ever had to spend my own money to upgrade my GPU for. I brought
it home, I installed it, and it was all like, you do not have DirectX 6 or
whatever compatible hardware. So, knowing absolutely nothing about
computers, I went to Bargain Bites in Mission BC and I said, "Hey, I need
DirectX whatever and I need at least I think it was like 16 megabytes of VRAM
and I got a GeForce something MX and that was so that I could have 3D
rendered emissaries, which quite frankly I didn't feel added that much to the
game. Should have just gotten the original Civ 2." What the What do I do?
Same thing you always do, Sammy. Get good. First task is to find a suitable
site and found your capital city. The best city sites are near rivers,
grasslands, coastal areas, and areas near special resources. Oh, this is just
Minecraft. I'm not going to lie, I love these graphics. See, my friends were
into these kinds of games. I never really got into it so so much, but uh
wo, this is crazy. I used to play a game like back in the day called Rise of
Nations. Oh, yeah. And there used to be like a mode that you could start. It was
like nomad mode where it wasn't the default way to start the game but that's
ex I guess that's just how you start every civ game like where you walk
around first and find a good place to start. I love that he's like yeah I
played this game called like Rise of N like like we've never heard of Rise of
Nations. Come on everyone knows Rise of Nations
right prerequisites none already
own tree. Dude Lionus this sucks. I'm
sorry. I usually like to go for the the military win because I'm I have like no
attention span, so I want to win fast as possible and with like more action.
Discovered a friendly tribe of skilled mercenaries. Let's go. We are going.
You've just built your first military unit. I don't even have a a place
established yet. This UI looks more
busy. Wow. Okay, this is a lot of information to take in. I'm not going to
lie. I feel kind of lost right now. It hasn't shown me anything about taxes,
luxury science, or production or food. Production of what? What am I producing?
Yeah. Are you feeling overwhelmed? Oh, I am. And I do not have my tutorial to
help me. This game might be worse than the dinosaur game, guys. Like, the UI is
so bad. It's crazy cuz you don't think about like how good the UI's gotten. I
don't even think the UI is that bad. They're all harping on the UI. I mean,
everything you need is right there. You just have to read. Oh, cheat. Leave a
like if you think I should cheat. Hell yeah, of course. In the top bar, enable
enable the cheats. What does it do? Uh, it'll unlock the ability to use cheats.
I'm good. Okay, I'm using my pure intelligence. Okay. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I
know what an adjective is. He's doomed. Kill civilization. Holy. They just made
me god. Uh, we're gonna get rid of all the
Vikings. Oh, no. You can't. No, you
can't place him to cheat. Yeah, the
French. It was so easy. It was just one
button. So, just Oh, reveal map. Should
I just go for it? Yeah. Yeah, go for it. Okay. Entire map. Let's go. Yo, sheesh.
Look at all these buffalo I can kill. Yeah. How the hell was I going to find
these guys? Dude, their cities suck comparison. Like look at that little
house. Stupid robot should have used cheat mode. I know. Force
government. What does that mean?
Oh god. Depending on which one I pick, the comments are going to be really mad.
What would uh what would you rate this game out of 10? Two. Do you think this
is the worst game you've played today? Worse than the other ones. You know what's funny is I think it's less about
how good this game is and more about just how lost these guys are in the UI
and not having an instruction manual and also having so many other forms of
entertainment that are so much more instantly gratifying. Like you couldn't
enjoy Civ until you had invested probably a solid 5 to 6 hours in it
realistically, right? While I find modern game frustrating in that you have
to fight with obtuse controls or play through six separate tutorials before
you can enter an online match, in a lot of ways it's not really any different.
Personally for me, it's a two. You
didn't even explore anything. But I know the game is good and I could have fun
with it if I understood it. So maybe a five. You know, I'll give it a middle
answer. I'm not too sure how I feel about it. I don't mind older games in
the sense that like, you know, I do like the challenge of like just kind of
mcking about and figuring it out. You know, if if I were just sitting at home
playing this on my own or if this had just come out, I don't think that I
would have minded like taking some time and just being bad at the game for like
an hour or two or three until I, you
know, I I had it working enough, you know, zero. Get out. Zero. Yeah. It's
just not my type of game, though. I could see someone sinking a lot of time
into this game, but for me, this is like a one or a zero. I would never play this
again. Now, I wasn't sure which Warcraft to go with for this. Foundationally, for
me as a gamer, Warcraft 2 probably would have been the answer. I spent so many
hours in Tides of Darkness and Beyond the Dark Portal playing through the
single player campaigns. I also literally had to learn how to do virtual
private networking so that I could play multiplayer with my friend. But the one
that I played the absolute crap out of and the one that I think is a more important piece of gaming history given
that it gave rise to, you know, I don't know, Dota, not to mention popularized
tower defense for an entire generation of gamers, has got to be Warcraft 3.
It's also the one that I played exclusively in French for the first
couple of months that I had it because I happens to be at a homeay where the
family was French. Not bad. Looking pretty good. That's pretty nice. This
was 2002. 2002, baby. Dude, this is
crazy. This right here is why people thought the Warcraft movie was going to
be good. Wow, that's very good for 2002.
This probably takes up like half of the storage that the game takes. It's almost
like a movie trailer from my 2025 eyes. I'm quite impressed with how it looks
right now. It honestly looks really good. Like his wing is
shaking. You can see the feathers on it. Wow. I'm not going to lie. I think this
is pretty nice. Looks like Blizzard had a pretty nice budget even before the
acquisition. This pretty good. Wait, they're cooking. Dude, Blizzard
should just stop making games and just make movies at this point. Yeah, the
Warcraft movie was really good. Well, okay. Yeah, we'll ignore the Warcraft
movie. But, can you believe they made it live action? What were they thinking?
I remember being online uh cuz I you know I didn't get a gaming computer that
could play real games until much later. But I just remember being on like forums
of people joking about how you know you had like graphics like this and they're
so beautiful and like so nice and then you get into like the actual game and it's like like a like a PowerPoint
slideshow kind of thing. And I think this is like a great kind of like
example of that, you know, like wait
what? This is sick. You can see his
hair. It looks soft. It looks so good. There's a lot of games that come out now
that you wish looked this good. At least the cut scenes. I mean, it's obviously
like you can tell it's from like back then, but like this is like good from
back then. I don't know what to say cuz I'm just I'm actually blown away. No,
sorry. I do remember this. I don't know why, but it like threw me back. I have
played something. It might have been this one. Like unlocked a memory kind of
feeling. Yeah, it did. Like the moment I saw the icons, I was like, "Wo, I know
this." Like I know how this looks.
Even the dialogues in French. I wasn't ready. I don't know what I expected.
What are you saying? Oh, come on. It wasn't a nightmare, young leader. It was
a vision. Follow me. I will reveal what the future holds. I don't know what any
of this means, but I'm ready to go all the way. Heyo. Yeah, these graphics are
way better than the other ones. This game still looks good. I do very much
love these graphics. I think modern uh
polygonal gaming would be actually fire. I just uh maybe I'm the only one that
thinks that, but I just think that if games were able to toggle, that would be
kind of cool. That's totally a thing in remasters, including in this game,
actually. Position attack can be like, uh, this is
your town. You Oh, okay. Sorry, animals.
I'm not going to lie to you. Part of the reason why I went and attacked that is I'm just so used to like, I don't know,
games where it's like, oh, you attack this thing, you kill it, you get some meat. You know what I mean?
But I guess that's not really the move here, right? Like you're not going to
get random items from just innocent animals sitting around.
Dude, the computer definitely got louder. It is struggling to render this.
Are we going to really attack a sleeping person?
Absolutely. Sorry, buddy. It's either you or us. It's Track. He's got two
heads. That's crazy. That's crazy. He's
already dead. I don't need any more guys. I'm as tough as I can be. I feel
like this is probably one of the easier ones that I've played today. This is
very difficult when I don't know what everything says. The coolest thing about
when I picked up this game was that it gave me an experience that I otherwise
never would have been able to have and made it a little bit easier for me to
relate to all the people who, you know, literally will pick up a language like
English or Japanese because a gaming experience or a community that they want
to participate in is unaccessible or not
big enough in their native tongue. And I think that's one of the reasons that I
was so drawn to including it, even though obviously it's going to be a bit
of a struggle for these guys. Oh, I could totally see why kids would be like
mad into World of Warcraft if I didn't have other things to do and I just
wanted to waste time with my friends. World of Warcraft. This is not World of
Warcraft. You included that on purpose. I'd give it a 6 out of 10. A 7 out of
10. Yeah, probably a seven. It's fun. I like it. I like the look of it
especially. And the controls are fun. I like the setup at the bottom. I like the
map. It seems very easy to understand,
but there's just not a whole lot to do. So, um I'm kind of bored. Okay, they
you've only done a tutorial mission so far. So, but I got to say the pacing of
the tutorial compared to modern tutorials. It's pretty slow. I could see
people getting disengaged with it. I wish it was English. I haven't done any
fights yet, so I don't know. But it's better than the other ones. That's fair.
What would you rate this game out of 10? Uh, probably six out of 10. Six out of
10. So, this is the number one game. Yeah, I'll give it like a three. A three
or a four. It's not again, it's not my type of game. I don't play these games.
Yeah, it's a little cerebral for you. Having watched all that, my rosecolored
glasses are a little cracked for some of
the games, but for others, honestly, are pretty much unshattered. And I think
there's two major things that kind of hold younger people back from enjoying
these games. Number one is how good they have it today in terms of the quality
and the creature comforts available in modern games. It's true that a game like
Road Rash really doesn't have a ton of depth and replay-ability compared to a
lot of what you can get today. As for the ones that did have the depth,
whether it's Dino Park Tycoon or Civ or Tie Fighter, it's clear to me that
there's nothing to really draw them in and force them to invest the hours into
it to reach that point of enjoyment. And when I say force them, obviously nobody,
you know, had their hands on our head making us look at our computer screens
when I was a kid, but we didn't have as many games. They were so expensive per
title and there just weren't as many of them. So what we did have, dang it, we
tried to ring whatever fun was in them out of them. And so for that reason,
because I had the experience playing them, I would have no trouble going back
and enjoying some of them, if not all.
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