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I've got two, one, is we love katamari, which I'm currently playing the rerelease of on steam. The Japanese culture, the wonderfully wacky story and gameplay, the weird but enrapturing soundtrack all coalesced into something new and amazing for me that to this day 20 years later I'm still glued to the screen for.

The other one is back when I was little enough, I would lie on my back under the Christmas tree looking out the window at the blizzard outside. I would lie like this for hours just watching the flurry of snow hitting the pane glass, that icy chaos mere inches away from the calm, twinkling tranquility of the string lights on the trees.

Both of these memories make me incredibly happy and frustratingly sad in a bittersweet way, but I don't think I'll ever forget them. How about you guys, what childhood memories stuck with you to this day? What felt so special about that moment?

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[โ€“] yokonzo@lemmy.world 4 points 4 months ago (2 children)

I like the okage one, it reminds me of oldschool runescape music

[โ€“] Feathercrown@lemmy.world 3 points 4 months ago

Autumn Voyage goes hard

That entire game is fucking nuts. Pretty sure all of the dev crew was riding an LSD high through the entirety of its creation.