Oh, I remember that (if I'm thinking of the same game).Issurru said:
What I really liked about that was that you could predict quite a few of the moves the AI would make...if there was a correct move to make, you could be sure it'd make it.
A blast from the past...
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What I really liked about that was that you could predict quite a few of the moves the AI would make...if there was a correct move to make, you could be sure it'd make it.
Ooh, good one. I forgot Star Control 2.DasDestroyer said:
When I grow up, I want to be a Spathi.
Tons ... Good to see shout outs to Ultima in thread already. Star Control 2- Ur-Quan Masters definately needs a mention (its also open source now!). Warlords 2, Oregon Trail, Darklands, and Ascendancy are also games that have held up well over the years.
Edit: Doh! saw the Starcon2 shouts after posting
Edit: Doh! saw the Starcon2 shouts after posting
I've always wanted an Arilou ship. I once killed a Chmmr with oneBloatedGuppy said:
It only had 3 health and I survived with just the captain, but that is irrelevant.
Oooh, Warlords. Another good one!Antari said:
Pfft. The Arilou think they're so fancy. I'll stick with my tinker toy Spathi and butt-missiles. Abject cowardice is always the best policy in war.DasDestroyer said:I've always wanted an Arilou ship. I once killed a Chmmr with one
You can't get more cowardly than warping into Quasi-Space in the middle of a battle!BloatedGuppy said:Oooh, Warlords. Another good one!Antari said:
Pfft. The Arilou think they're so fancy. I'll stick with my tinker toy Spathi and butt-missiles. Abject cowardice is always the best policy in war.DasDestroyer said:I've always wanted an Arilou ship. I once killed a Chmmr with one
Just to name a few-
Advance Wars
Golden Sun 1 and 2
Tetris (that is just old school)
C&C Red Alert
Loz Wind Waker
Unreal Tournament
Advance Wars
Golden Sun 1 and 2
Tetris (that is just old school)
C&C Red Alert
Loz Wind Waker
Unreal Tournament
Nah, not that one, more of a boardgame.Issurru said:Was it for the N64? and did it have this on the coverthaluikhain said:
"Scavenger here! I'm on it!" - I always loved that lineDasDestroyer said:
And up until *very* recently, the soundtracks for Battlezone and its expansion Red Odyssey were the only game music compilations I owned. They are *awesome,* very reminiscent of John Williams' big symphonic scores for Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, etc.
Also, the whole Baldur's Gate saga and Planescape, and if I can verge close to the current gen, I still pop in the XBox Ninja Gaiden Black once a year....
I must admit I still have "Star Trek: Bridge Commander" installed. Its a PC game from 2002 that has more mods for it than a Honda Civic. (http://bridgecommander.filefront.com/) Its enjoyable, kills time, and if you download the right mods you can practically play a whole new game.
One of them would have to be Teenage Mutant Ninja(actually "Hero") Turtles IV: Turtles in Time.
I've replayed that with a friend and my older brother soooo many times. And the music is Fantastic.
I've replayed that with a friend and my older brother soooo many times. And the music is Fantastic.
Total Annihilation; still one of the best RTSes ever made in my opinion. I have the disk box right here and although it may not run on my current rig, I keep it anyway, because one day...
A lot of people know about Hexen, it's on Steam, it had an official Prima guide, it was developed by Raven and published by id. I don't know how I'd be the first person you've ever met outside your family to know about.Issurru said:
But regardless, AWESOME, MAN!
I know what you mean. I played it off and on for ten years before finally beating the damn thing.The Madman said:
Mine would be NetHack, and also Nelda Nockbladder's Anatomy Lesson. I loved that game so much; it was the weirdest goddamn game ever made. And now I can never play it again.