A chill PC point-and-click adventure that was pretty simple but was charming and had a great art style. While brief it was fun working my way through it at a young age.

Maybe not quite as fun as RCT2 back in the day, but I remember getting much more of a grasp on School Tycoon's mechanics and making some real progress from the ground up. A really fun management sim with a delightful cartoonish aesthetic.

What an excellent experience this was as a Kindergartener. The depth of the management went over my head but jumping in and getting to control the operations of a Six Flags park was a thrill in the day.

I had a number of these Disney activity centers on PC which I played a lot of around Kindergarten or 1st grade. This was my favorite and I remember especially liking the mini-game where you'd drop the batteries on Zurg in the toy store as Buzz.

Fun minigame compilation with a great sense of progression. The game did a great job letting you explore the different Neverland environments and meeting all of the Peter Pan characters. I had a blast with this one in my youngster days.

An extremely rudimentary take on a Lego Harry Potter game, well before Lego Star Wars established the formula. This game was pretty weak and I didn't understand the objectives as a youngster, but I remember enjoying just walking around Hogwarts and running into the familiar faces. Nice soundtrack on this game too.

A genuinely underrated side-scrolling platformer for the GBA. Keep in mind I was really young when I played this and my cartridge is broken now so I might be clouded by nostalgia goggles. Mysterio's Menace was short but really felt like the superhero experience I was looking for at the time. Really solid environment variety too, and decent bosses. Dunkey would appreciate that you actually fight Big Wheel in this game.

The first game I ever beat. I have basically no memory of the movie but I do recall a lot about this game and the one on PC as well. The platforming in this one was incredibly slow but at least there was some variety in the levels. I don't remember the game being longer than about an hour.

This could very well be the first video game I ever played, when I was about six years old. It was a favorite of my dad's when he was in law school. He would draw me maps of the levels which I would study closely, but my coordination wasn't quite there yet to finish the game. Despite its many flaws I'll always view it nostalgically as an excellent fantasy adventure.