A game no one seems to remember. O_O
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IT HAS FUCKING JACKIE ROBINSON JACKED UP ON STEROIDS!! come on what more to you want
IT HAS FUCKING JACKIE ROBINSON JACKED UP ON STEROIDS!! come on what more to you want
The 7th Guest. It was a point and click game where you had to solve a mystery in a haunted mansion, gave me chills the first time I played it, of course I was little then too.
Erm i can teven remember the name, it was an ancient game for mac where you play as a blue pill bug, you roll around and defeat frogs, fish, birds and eventually fire ants as a last boss.
EDIT: Bugdom! Great times, that game is at least 10 years old. Ive never met anyone who recognises it though.
EDIT: Bugdom! Great times, that game is at least 10 years old. Ive never met anyone who recognises it though.
Lighthouse The Dark Being
Really difficult I remember to play, but was awesome looking none the less
Really difficult I remember to play, but was awesome looking none the less
Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast
It was a Star Wars based console FPS, for the last generation, a good FPS and later third person hack 'n' slasher.
It was a Star Wars based console FPS, for the last generation, a good FPS and later third person hack 'n' slasher.
Sadly, I don't have it, Activision got into a (very silly) legal scuffle with Paramount, and because of that Armada 2 was only released in small numbers, to the point where copies now sell for quite a bit, and are very rare.sabbat said:I used to have Star Trek Armada. Still have a copy of Armada 2. If you can get hold of it, download the fleetops mod. You won't regret it.dekkarax said:
Empire II : The Art of War [http://www.mobygames.com/game/empire-ii-the-art-of-war] by Mark Lewis Baldwin and Bob Rakosky.
It was castigated by for not being like its predecessor (a classic start-with-one-city-and-conquer-the-world game). When I bought E2 in 1996, I was entirely unaware of its predecessor, and found a charming, simple tactical wargame contruction set. I could make my own sounds, paint my own icons, define my own units and layout and label my own maps.
I spent hundreds of hours playing and modding E2 - possibly more than I spent playing and modding Civ2. I recall one guy made a scenario for it covering the German invasion of France and the Low Countries. It had over 400 units and took days to finish.
It was castigated by for not being like its predecessor (a classic start-with-one-city-and-conquer-the-world game). When I bought E2 in 1996, I was entirely unaware of its predecessor, and found a charming, simple tactical wargame contruction set. I could make my own sounds, paint my own icons, define my own units and layout and label my own maps.
I spent hundreds of hours playing and modding E2 - possibly more than I spent playing and modding Civ2. I recall one guy made a scenario for it covering the German invasion of France and the Low Countries. It had over 400 units and took days to finish.
Most of the dragon quest games espescially the monster series for gameboy and gameboy color. I still say for a game that was bogarting the pokemon gameplay it still had ideas that made the game much more fun (like breeding two creatures to get a logical mix of both).