I am going to guess that nobody else on this forum has played Swashbuckler. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swashbuckler_(computer_game)]
Games no one else has played
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Still have my copy.Sewblon said:
My addition to the party was Evil Genius
This game is brilliant. Imagine the world of austin powers in the 1960s, evil masterminds, insidious plots, and volcano islands.
The game itself is an evil island simulator.. think dungeon keeper-- with a bit of game thrown in there for flavor. Agents come to the island, you capture them and strap them into giant laser devices or force them to listen to classical music.
So win.
Spit! Beaten to it.The Madman said:
"______"has just become a miner!
"______" cancels Job: Hunt Animals, hunting vermin for food.
I might suck at it just a tad.
The Neverhood Chronicles (precursor to Skullmonkeys) rocked hardcore, I've been meaning to go ROM hunting for Skullmonkeys but haven't.Mogule said:
I hate horror of any kind, but I'm working myself up to playing that game, actually.Sewblon said:
As for games no one has played...Soulbringer. That game was awesome.
Geist, though most people didn't play it for good reasons.
But I have to admit, the multi-player was pretty fun.
But I have to admit, the multi-player was pretty fun.
I think I can safely say no one has ever played this game:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial_(video_game)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial_(video_game)
Record of Lodoss War on Dreamcast.
Ico on Playstation2.
Tail Concerto on Playstation (played an import demo, thought it was brilliant, then two years go by and I finally find it in a bargain bin at a Hollywood Video. Tragic.).
Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars on Gameboy Advance.
Ghost in the Shell on Playstation (probably the most under-appreciated shooter on the PS1).
Hybrid Heaven on the N64.
Flashback: The Quest for Identity on Sega Genesis.
Ico on Playstation2.
Tail Concerto on Playstation (played an import demo, thought it was brilliant, then two years go by and I finally find it in a bargain bin at a Hollywood Video. Tragic.).
Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars on Gameboy Advance.
Ghost in the Shell on Playstation (probably the most under-appreciated shooter on the PS1).
Hybrid Heaven on the N64.
Flashback: The Quest for Identity on Sega Genesis.
Calvinball...
I usually don't play games unless someone recommends something.. thus I don't play a lot of obscure games.
I usually don't play games unless someone recommends something.. thus I don't play a lot of obscure games.
No one else ever seems to have played Arx Fatalis and I think it's rather a shame, really. I truly think it is an epic game.
RAD aka Robot Alchemic Drive for the PS2
Basically the whole thing was sort of a tongue-in-cheek version of the B-movie Giant Robots vs. Alien invaders Japanese anime thing. The character artist was the same one from Cowboy Bebop I believe. The best part about the game though was the sense of scale. You control a human character who uses a remote control (which looks alot like a Playstation 2 controller conveniently) to control a 1 of 3 giant robots with different abilities (2 of which actually transform into a jet and a tank respectively). As you run through the city you actually feel like your in a b-movie (Complete with terrible english dubs) and the ground even shakes (or the camera actually) as your 50 foot robot dukes it out with a variety of different space monsters, oh and did I mention all of the buildings are completely destructible and you can stomp on pedestrians (granted there are like 4 or 5 pedestrian models but still...)
Basically the whole thing was sort of a tongue-in-cheek version of the B-movie Giant Robots vs. Alien invaders Japanese anime thing. The character artist was the same one from Cowboy Bebop I believe. The best part about the game though was the sense of scale. You control a human character who uses a remote control (which looks alot like a Playstation 2 controller conveniently) to control a 1 of 3 giant robots with different abilities (2 of which actually transform into a jet and a tank respectively). As you run through the city you actually feel like your in a b-movie (Complete with terrible english dubs) and the ground even shakes (or the camera actually) as your 50 foot robot dukes it out with a variety of different space monsters, oh and did I mention all of the buildings are completely destructible and you can stomp on pedestrians (granted there are like 4 or 5 pedestrian models but still...)
How about Shadowrun for the SNES? It was an ok game, at best, and if you actually played the Pen & Paper version, you would know that it's almost as wrong as the 360 version.
Technically that would mean the genesis version of Shadowrun is the least wrong.
Technically that would mean the genesis version of Shadowrun is the least wrong.