Games you hated as a kid but loved as an adult (and vise versa).

[gamemaster1991]

To avoid filling this with my personal unpopular opinions, I'll just say Goldeneye for N64. I use to have so much fun with the game. I played the multiplayer with my sister all the time, and I would replay the second stage all the time. Looking back, I never made it passed the second level. Going back to it, I can say that it's good for what it is and what it stands for in history, but I'll take a good amount of modern games over the janky controls.

Looking back on my past experiences with Goldeneye, I don't recall having trouble with the Facilty (the second level). I mean, maybe I got killed a couple of times here and there, but that's it.

You wanna know which level I never completed? The train. I never made it pass the train. Not sure if it's because I was retarted back in the day, but I just didn't knew how to escape from that one room you get trapped on near the end of the level.

I guess I should better explain. I never made it past the Facility as a kid. It was just a really cool level to explore, which, I will admit, is one of the parts that holds up. The furthest I've made it was the bunker (I think it's level 5). I still have no idea what it wants me to do. Maybe I'm just stupid and over looking instructions. I should probably just look up a video to show me what to do so I can mark it off the unbeaten list.