2005, Age 23
Even though it came out 10 years before, I didn't get a chance to play this game until I was in my 20s. All the better, too, because I think I appreciated it more. The biggest memory I have of this game is how its stylistic art, with its crayon-y background and colors, complimented what the technology was capable of so much better than the first Mario World.
That, plus the focus being on Yoshi (and his kin) as the main character, and the awesome music (which still gets stuck in my head from time to time)
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