My Top 20 Switch Online Classic Games — Part 1
<p>This is my 100th story for Tasta (and by extension, on Medium), so it’s a perfect opportunity to do something different. I want to take you on a personal journey of my top 1̶0̶ ̶1̶5̶ 20 retro games (started with 10 but couldn’t choose), albeit limited to the ones which are currently available via the Nintendo Switch Online subscription. That way, you can try them out for yourself! Additionally, I will try to give a backstory to each game as to how I experienced it as a kid and how I think it stood the test of time.</p>
<p>It is my personal preference and it will undoubtedly trigger readers because their game, or what the industry generally considers as a GOAT, is missing. And that’s fine. I want this story to be about my experience and nostalgic feelings en memories, rather than what is considered popular by the masses. Although you will find out that my taste isn’t extraordinary.</p>
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<p>Not me, although the haircut is very accurate</p>
<h2>How it all began</h2>
<p>Let me first tell you the story of how I got into gaming. I remember buying my first console when I was in my teens using my savings from birthdays and other occasions. My dad took me to the city, where we ended up in an electronics shop which had a small discount isle selling the Atari 2600 Jr. and a number of games. I bought the console and a couple of games, and enthusiastically hooked it up to my tiny bedroom tv once we were back home. It was my first experience with home video games and I was instantly hooked.</p>
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