Video Game Hall of Fame Finalist Announced!



The Museum of Play has announced their 2021 Video Game Hall of Fame finalists!
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45 thoughts on “Video Game Hall of Fame Finalist Announced!”

  1. I still don't understand how 2021 video game inductees are all games from the 90's or so
    That's just a joke and makes no sense, rename the event or change your selection to coincide with the year it's named after

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  2. Pat, don't judge GH like you do. I talked MAD shit on it to anyone playing it. Then one day, bored with nothing to do, and no one around, I picked it up failed, and slammed the guitar down thinking how stupid this was… Play a REAL guitar if you wanna learn, I'd always say.

    5 minutes later it bothered me that the game kicked my ass so bad, and I fought the fact that in the mere seconds I had failed, it was fun. F it. I try again. After failing 3 times on the same song, I finally passed it and it was a riot, I hated to admit it. I was SO WRONG about GH, we'd have late night sessions of jamming out to great songs, and I had such a riot battling people. (The lack of good/difficult songs led to its downfall imo.}

    I loved that it has the ultimate flex like arcades with scores being integrated in it. Fast forward a few years ago, I'm in the top best scores of all time, and learned a whole new respect for music and how they function even if it's just a game and not like the real thing. Hell Post Malone wouldn't be here without GH even. It will always rank as one of the hardest and funnest games ever to me and I'm old school.

    BTW I thought Football II on the handheld was so much better, my dad had it when I was super young. It was a much more polished game imo.

    Nice podcast.

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  3. I love tron. The games great the movies good but i honestly can't leave funspot without playing tron punch out. Pac-man. Or Galaga.,
    But then again i must play chiller so my vote definitely doesn't count.

    Any way go to funspot in Nh.
    Not fun world fun world is a joke. FUNSPOT In laconia Nh.

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  4. Animal Crossing, Call of Duty, & Pole Position definitely should be in the Hall of Fame. Guitar Hero was a fad. Mattel Football should also be in the Hall of Fame.

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  5. huh, Farmville? should have gone with cookie clicker instead. Pole Position…. uhhh, maybe, I thought it was okay until super scalier tech of Sega's Outrun series. Unless they really want to push the whole multi media theme…. but, uh….. no
    But Handheld Football, that's actually legit history! Keep that.

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  6. "Same game as Warcraft II" when Blizzard literally scraped the entire idea and started over because it was just Warcraft II and didn't work. But ya know, its still the same. XD It's all good Pat, we all have bad takes sometimes. πŸ˜›

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  7. I remember getting one of the football games in 1979 when I was in the army. Me and my buddies would sit around the barracks and play the hell out it. I wore at least one of them form playing it so much.

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  8. That take on Starcraft was pretty bad. As a little kid I tried Warcraft II and hated it. Starcraft on the other hand felt amazing. I think I still liked the Age of Empires games more but Starcraft was right up there. The story was awesome too.

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  9. I remember the moment I had a similar realisation with The Sims. I was sitting at my computer watching my sim play computer games….. I wonder was he thinking the same thing about his video game πŸ€”

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  10. The players were the ones being farmed in Farmville. I find it disgusting that it's a finalist for the video game hall of fame. It's truly an exploitative "game". It was widely spread but it's not something that should be celebrated. It was more like a mind parasite.

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  11. I bought a copy of call of duty for pc at a thrift store for like 2 dollars a couple years ago. By the time I figured out the hoops to jump through to get it running on Windows 10, I kind of lost interest. But I'll get back to it one of these days.

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  12. For Call of Duty normandy landing, I think you are actually referring to Medal of Honor Allied assault which did indeed blow people away. Easy to confuse as Medal of Honor Allied Assault was basically the predecessor of Call of Duty since it was essentially the same team that made both (Infinity ward was created out of the team that did Allied assault). What Call of Duty did differently was got rid of the FPS trope of being a one man army with no allies around, now you are a soldier amongst lots of other soldiers fighting a battle, that is what blew everyone away at the time, the normandy landing in Allied assault gave us a taste of that as you had other soldiers all around you, though later you were a one man army.

    In terms of Starcraft, what made it revolutionary was the 3 races with completely different play styles and units. Warcraft 2 had almost the exact same units between the 2 factions. C&C actually did it first but SC took it to a new level. Not only that, but SC really brought online multiplayer RTS to the mainstream as C&c and warcraft 2 had very limited online support which you had to pay for to play more than 1 v 1.

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