10 Video Games of 90s which ruled game industry for long time.

Everyone during his childhood goes through a stage in which they become crazy for video games. Starting from easy levels and later on moving to high levels, video games have been good entertainment source for school children. After clearing all levels and conquering over an evil or achieving the treasure or rescue queen in the game, children always felt them to accomplish something extraordinary. Now, obviously after your school days have completed and you hardly find any time to recall those memories of the video games era. Let’s flash back your memories and recall what you would do in childhood. Here are few games that every one of you from 90’s will remember from your childhood.

Adventure Island – Funny tracks and good graphics, every 90’s kid must have played this game in console with Chip Cartridges. Such games make us nostalgic and we are really proud that we were born in 90’s and played such interesting games.

Road Rash – Remember this one? It was a racing video game, where you could ride a bike at full speed and had the liberty to beat up your opponents and kick them out of their bikes.

Aladdin – We really had to watch out for those draggers tossing at us. But, did you know that its Mega Drive version sold 4 million copies, which makes it the third best-selling game on the Mega Drive? Isn’t it amazing?

Super Mario – Going on a hunt for the princess with this guy was always fun and favourite task of our childhood. Its theme music still echoes in the ear of those who played this game.

GTA 3 – Getting busted was absolutely the worst thing. Oh, so much fun!

Need For Speed – The underworld looked like some next level hell in this game but we wanted to still play!

Contra – Remember, how we used to play this game with spread gun, which made us unstoppable and the fact that we had to kill our enemies to save the earth from terrorist groups.

Counter Strike – We guess everyone of you would have spent hours and hours playing this game in your college or hostel with your mates. This was one addictive game and it was impossible to stop playing this again and again.

Street Fighter – Do you also remember Ken and Ryu, and their special moves? The game was commercially successful in arcades, which requires lots of efforts in mastering the controls.

Road fighter – The car race with bumpy and curvy tracks. No worry about fueling as one could have refueled the car during its run.

Now these games have become discontinued and only archived versions are available. But these games have entertained us for a long time, so memories attached can never be erased for our mind.