Games that are made today give you lots of options. Different quests, different armour and weapons to collect, but what about back in the day when all you really had to do what press a few buttons and let the game do the rest of the work? I’ve compiled a list of old school games that you basically only had to keep up with the speed of the game. Lets jump into the list and I’ll explain why I chose them. 5) Pong Now here is a game where you literally just have to move the blocker up and down. Eventually if the rally goes on for to long the ball will start to get faster. That’s all I can really say about that.   4) Space Invaders This game had a bit more of a challenge to it. Try to avoid the shots coming down at you, and take out all the enemy ships. Clearely the lower they get the faster they move, and getting the last few ships is the hardest part before they come down and beam you away!   3) Pac-Man/ Ms. Pac-Man These two games are the exact same, just one has a bow on her head to show she’s a girl. Nothing better then zipping around a map, gobbling up balls and avoiding ghosts at the same time. I recenetly found out that each ghost was programmed with a different feature, and do different things. But overall I still found this game the same throughout. Eat the balls, swallow the ghosts, and poop out their eyes!   2) Tetris All this game does is drop shapes! It’s still one of the most popular games around, due to the fact that it’s fun to play and challenging once you get to a high enough level, giving you bragging rights, but it still is a  game where you drop the shapes into the area that you need them to go to win.   1) Duck Hunt This game was all I wanted to play as a kid! I did my best not to get mad and run right up to the TV to shoot the ducks because they were flying to fast. Showing off that you can shoot the ducks from a distance. Unable to shoot that annoying dog when the birds flew away and he laughed at you! Stupid dog.   Let me know what games you think are nothing but repeating games!   Keep gaming everyone!