By my definition, for something to be classic, it needs to be at least ten years old and be found in the childhood memories of millions of people. I will give you some examples in the following posts, but first I would like to further elaborate upon the properties of a classic video game.
Usually these games were relatively simple, and due to them being so old, they are often found on old consoles like the original Nintendo, N64, Sega, or something along those lines. Of course, there are many games that were available for the Windows 95 and Windows 98. For anybody who remembers those computers, they were truly slow, and for a game to run on them, it could not be that advanced. Although I do remember Doom working on W98, so I guess they did have some power.
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