What even are classic games? Is it a subjective idea for each individual who places the value of a game from our past? Or is it based on the number of players and money generated from the game itself?  These are the questions you can ask yourself only for a few seconds because the reality is, ꧟we all sort of agree on what the classics are.

Every now and then you get some turkey-human who claims a terrible game is a class🐻ic and that's all fine and dandy because it's their opinion. But when you find out this person never played any of the real classics and spent most of their younger days playing outside, it's time for you to step up to that person's face and tell them how wrong they are. How dare anyone say something you disagree with to your fa♕ce. Punish them.

This plethora of classic game memes was hand-picked by the ꧋god of video games herself and sent to your computer screen for the enjoyment of all who view them. So it is your duty to these video games that partly helped raise you into the mediocre human you may be to enjoy them and judge them based on their truth. Sit back, or lean forward, and enjoy the dankest of ultra hilarious classic game meme🃏s.

25 🧸 Professor Oak Never Even Went To College

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There's a lot of credit many of us owe to Professor Oak. He w🍎as there for♌ us when we watched the anime on television and he was there for us when we began our journeys into the great unknown tall grass. His meetings never went without gifts. He gave us our very first Pokémon which happened to be part of the greatest group of starters in any one of the games, and lastly, he gives us the Pokédex.

But for real, man. What's the deal with it being empty save for the little guy you leave the lab with?

This dude, Prof Oak, is a swindler of the highest caliber. Never trust a guy like Oak who spends that amount of time offering danger to children. Not to 🌸me🍃ntion that town he lives in is terribly tiny. Must not be the great scientist we all thought him to be.

24 Frogger's Parents Never Shelled 🧸Out Fo🍬r Swimming Lessons

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Frogger is one of those games that everyone has played but basically, no one has ever beaten. It's a simple concept and it's pretty awesome since it's incredibly realistic as far as a concept goes. Frogs do often need to cross roadღs in search of anything needed for survival in the name of instinct. But apparently, the desire to live in water is not one of them.

Water has been the wet end of may heroes in many games. For any such reason, no matter how heroic you may be as the character in a video game, it seems the water will always defeat you. It'll never make sense why the frog can't survive in waterꦆ, but then again it'll also never make sense how a frog can't fit underneath of a vehicle that drives over it.

23 The Elaborate Sche🎐me Of Cloud And Tifa's Love-Love

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The final moments of Aeris don't really make any sense considering the existence of the item known as the phoenix down. Anyone could have saved her with that or even with a good old fashion𓂃ed life spell. But after doing some research, we found some pretty ridiculous explanations of why an item couldn't have been used to save those who pe𓆉rished.

The idea is that items used in battle are only part of the gameplay and are not canon or integral to the actual story being told.

So the fighting that occurs in battles is simply a subset of the game's gaꦯmeplay and doesn't really have anything to do with the story unfolding. It's sort of dumb but if that's the way they want to play it then fine. But we hate yo🐼u for it.

22 This Is A Truth That Hur🐽ts

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Tetris is one of those games that can be played for hours and hours or it can be used simply as a way to pass the time while sitting on the toilet. They don't get much more classic than Tetris, and when you think about the meme above, it really makes you think about t𒅌he truth ﷽of reality and what games teach us.

When you fit in, you disappear. It's so true it sends a chill down my spine. And I have scoliosis so maybe that's not a good thing. But we live in a world where you can either conform or go your own way, and for some, there is a way to plant oneself right in the middle. But no matter what you choose, you can always play Tetris.

21 Who You🦩 Laughing At, Dawg?

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The Duck Hunt game came as a double feature type object with the original Super Mario Bros. game. The only way you could play it was with the gun controller which happened to be one of the most recognizable controllers of all time. Maybe the creators of Nintendo were trying to get people to play Mario Bros. or Duck Hunt, but either way, the combination of those two will go down in history as one o✱f the greatest combinations of all time.

But there's that one problem: the dog.

Every time that stupid dog laughs in our faces when we fail or for whatever reason he thinks it's okay to laugh, we wish we could blast him. Face it, you've never pulled a trigger so fast and so hard beside when that dog chuckles in your failing face. Unless of course you've shot someone in real life and you're a psychopath in which case you probably aren't our targe🌄t audience. No big deal.

20 The Most Interesting Fox In The Lylat System 🐻 🅠

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Not sure if any of you have been graced with the great game known as Star Fox 64, but if y𝄹ou have, then chances are you were mesmerized by its greatness. Not only that, but you most certainly had to end Slippy either by an accident, out of sheer annoyance, or because you wanted to have your team at full strength on the following level so you could get the medal.

For those of you who have no idea what we're talking about, get on eBay or the darknet and purchase an N64 and the game with it.

Or download the game on Nintendo shop or download an emulator if you're lazy. Which you probably are because you existed this long without playing Star Fox 64 which is incredibly unacceptable. Shame.

19 🐟 Kirby's Stomach And Lungs Are One

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Thanksgiving dinner has become a bit of a controversy in the current century. Similar to that of the holiday known as Columbus Day, the mistreatme🉐nt of the Natives of ꦗAmerica has come under intense scrutiny as well it should. But you may be asking yourself where Kirby fits into all this, and we'll tell you. Everywhere.

Kirby shows up to unknown lands, planets, solar systems, and he opens his mouth and takes it all in. He doesn't care what you think or how much you love your family, once 𒁏he starts to inhale, it's all over. For inside of the inhalation of Kirby exists a black hole controlled by Kirby. It was him who ended all of the Native Americans. Just kidding, that was Chris Columbus with his blankets.

18 ꦛ Don't Be Dissin' Terry, Y'all

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Whether you played this game for your own enjoyment or in a computer class during the mid-90s while in elementary or middle school, you probably lost a lot. Nowadays it's a pretty easy game for✤ us thinking adults, but back then it sure was a doozy to be reckoned with. Especially for those of us who demand we make it to Oregon with our family still alive.

For the true survivors and selfish gamers, the trail was a much easier one.

But one thing you never should do is be dissin' Terry. Terry knows what's good and will end you're ent🐼ire family for a few sacks of corn and a few pounds of salted wild pig's meat. What were they trying to teach us with this game anyway? That life was rough in the past.

17 💝 Four Nerds Enter, One Nerd Leaveౠs

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The Mario Party series is one of those series that many love and many grow to hate. It's possibly the single most friendship-ending game in the history of the world. Nintendo is best with a lot of things, and ruining the camaraderie is one of them. Now the Mario Party series is filled with wonderfully fun mini-games🦋 that have nothing to do with the betrayal that takes place.

The true betrayal of these games comes from the stealing of coins and more importantly the stealing of stars. You can completely cripple a friend's pla✨y by stealing their stars. And it seriously ticks people off. But the greatness of those games comes from the fun had during the mini-gamesꦚ. Becuase it seriously feels like the battle of Jedi.

16 To Ignore Sin Is Not A ♛Sin

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This sort ꦦof scenario happens all the time in video games. There is a certain threat looming over the world and the main character has to go through a plethora of ordeals to save the world from that threat. But there are all sorts of side quests and things to explore the divert from this golden path to the end boss.

It's no one's fault, it's just inevitable.

But as far as video game sidequests go, blitzball is one of the most awesome that exists. Unlike the other Final Fantasy game side quests like Chocobo Racing, blitzball could be its very own game in itself. It's nearly as in-depth as a game like Madden with all of its roster and team management stuff. 🌃At first, it's difficult, but it ends up being pretty sweet.