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Have you been able to confirm yet? EDIT: Could the ferret familiar be Syruss, the Thief Guild familiar? Here's a pic: http://nodblog.com/img/intelligames/screenshots/lol301.jpg From Intelligent Game Reviews review of Lands of Lore 3...

I'm still doing some digging, but in the mean time, it didn't happen to be Elder Scrolls: Redguard, did it? EDIT: Some other possibilities are the Gothic series, and as Hargrimm suggested, Lands of Lore III.

No, unfortunately. The one I'm thinking about wasn't a big title like the MS Flight Sim games; in fact, I don't recall any menus or identifying title screens being present at all, which is why I'm so fascinated with it. The graphics were very similar to that one, though. Thanks for the suggestion.

Super Monkey Ball maybe? Don't think that one was on PS2 though, actually.

Hmmm... Future Cop: LAPD?

Damn, this is gonna be tricky. I'm assuming that if you're thinking '95 to '06, then you don't remember the visuals very clearly, but what other games would you compare it to graphically? Was it like a pseudo-3D like Daggerfall, or a more advanced, polygon-based, Morrowind style engine?

I'm not too familiar with adventure games, but are you thinking of The Dig?

What was the platform and when, roughly, did it come out? 'Cause there are aloooot of games that you could be talking about, but if we narrow down the timeframe it might be easier to find.

Tiny Tank? Twisted Metal? Grudge Warriors? Ray Tracers? Vigilante 8? There are a few possibilities :p

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee?

No problem ;P I'm surprised no one was able to point you in that direction in a whole decade; I don't think the game is all that obscure. They also recently released an HD remake of the game as well. You can get it on Steam, under the appropriate title of MDK HD.

The part with the dog and the scientist sounds like MDK 2. You can get it on Steam, as well as GOG I believe.

I'm glad I found an active thread on this topic, because I've got a tough one I'm trying to crack. Back in the early '90s, my Grandad gave me a bunch of games and demos on a pile of floppy disks when my family got our first computer. One of the games was a shareware demo of a flight...