Games No one remebers but are fantastic.
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jetmoto was awesome that is all I have to say and it is available on psn for download so at least sony remembers it, I still have the discs for both 1 and 2. It was one of the few ps1 games that my sister would play with me, along with bomberman, and sometimes twisted metal. thanks for reminding me of that time.
one I have to add from that time
had a unique combat system even if it was turn based
one I have to add from that time
Was it Hexen that was two players on the N64? That was awesome. Good times.
Aliens Trilogy (PSX) and Aliens 3 (Sega Mega Drive/Genesis), were pretty cool because they were nothing like the movies. In Trilogy you just run around the different levels from all the movies killing Aliens. It was pretty scary at 3am crawling through air-vents waiting for a face-hugger to attack.
Chopper Attack on N64 was pretty cool. Like a cross between a schmup and an FPS.
And Dark Rift was good fun. As was Jet Force Gemini and Wipeout 64.
Aliens Trilogy (PSX) and Aliens 3 (Sega Mega Drive/Genesis), were pretty cool because they were nothing like the movies. In Trilogy you just run around the different levels from all the movies killing Aliens. It was pretty scary at 3am crawling through air-vents waiting for a face-hugger to attack.
Chopper Attack on N64 was pretty cool. Like a cross between a schmup and an FPS.
And Dark Rift was good fun. As was Jet Force Gemini and Wipeout 64.
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I wouldn't say it was a spectacular game but I remember it fondly. I played it for hours on end and still never managed to finish it.
I wouldn't say it was a spectacular game but I remember it fondly. I played it for hours on end and still never managed to finish it.
I waaaayyyyy preferred the original to Nova. Mainly because Nova had endings, and was quite short. (You can beat it within 5 hours of flying to Sol with the Vellos questline!) There also weren't anywhere near as many sidequests/questlines. The original EV, however, is one of my all-time favorites.Omikron009 said:
Both Medievil and Medievil II were amazing the remake of Medievil was good but they made it a kiddy kind of game.... then again I did start playing Medievil when I was 6.... I think.Alkestes said:Anybody remember MediEvil, or is it just me? I thought that game was fantastic, back in the day...
I loved that one and the one for the origional playstation that was all cheap 3d ish but that definitely and if anyone remembers "Ristar" on the sega genesis. I was married to that game in middle schoolparanoidhalfbreed said:
Here's a pretty good list if I do say so myself.
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Fuckin brilliant game.GraveyardTricks said:[http://img176.imageshack.us/i/pandemonium1fronttq1.jpg/]
MechWarrior man! MechWarrior!!!
also, MechCommander 2 was good.
wow, i am such a Star Wars and BattleTech fanboy
also, MechCommander 2 was good.
oh god, i loved that gameSoviet Heavy said:
wow, i am such a Star Wars and BattleTech fanboy
HEY! I have Jet Motor! 
It was pretty cool.
And I also think the original Turoqs were pretty fun games no one really remembers anymore.
It was pretty cool.And I also think the original Turoqs were pretty fun games no one really remembers anymore.
I joined this forum just to post in this thread.
WING COMMANDER: a space simulator that felt more like a movie. I liked it for the fact that you are in a universe where humanity is getting the proverbial kicked out of it. Also, the game would let you progress if you failed your mission yet survived, but as a result the humans would go on to lose the war. It's a game dynamic I've not seen repeated.
LORDS OF MIDNIGHT: From about 1983, on the Spectrum. 60,000 screens (!) mapping out a kindgom - you go around, recruit other lords to your banner, building up your army and killing the equivalent of Sauron. It was amazing considering you only needed 48K to run it in.
WING COMMANDER: a space simulator that felt more like a movie. I liked it for the fact that you are in a universe where humanity is getting the proverbial kicked out of it. Also, the game would let you progress if you failed your mission yet survived, but as a result the humans would go on to lose the war. It's a game dynamic I've not seen repeated.
LORDS OF MIDNIGHT: From about 1983, on the Spectrum. 60,000 screens (!) mapping out a kindgom - you go around, recruit other lords to your banner, building up your army and killing the equivalent of Sauron. It was amazing considering you only needed 48K to run it in.
Actually, I wasted about a few months of my life playing that game. It was amazing. I did all the cheats to get tons of money and all the Merchant unlocks so it was Mercenaries: Fucking Vehicles and Explosions.soapyshooter said:
I loved getting in a super fast car, putting all the C4 I had on it, and drove it to the maximum speed into a town, jumping out of the car, and blowing it up while it was still moving. Badass.