SendMeNoodz84 said:
Haeru said:
In fact, only 2 people I met have even HEARD of it! There are 6 games in the main series alone, a few spinoffs, an anime and manga! Yet no-one even knows it exists!
So hard to find too. eBay on the second game, on PSX, about 65 GBP (Great British Pounds)! (for all you yankees, that's more than double the price of a brand new DS game over here)
I still have this game. It's a "Will Never Sell" game for me.
I don't care what people are buying it for on eBay.
I proudly own Suikoden I, II, III, Tactics, and V, with II and III being in my top five all-time favorite JRPG's. Maybe I should've kept IV just to have the complete collection, but was so pissed off at it that I immediately traded it in after beating it.
Anyways, two PC games from the late 90's that haven't been mentioned:
1. Die By The Sword, and it's expansion pack Limb from Limb (throw in the cuss pack for good measure too). When the Wii first came out and was still cool, it seems like the type of game everyone wanted to see was a lightsaber or at least a good sword fighting using the wii-mote realistically. Well here's that game, made way back in '98. Full range of motion of your sword arm mapped to the numpad, mouse, or joystick, combined with wasd-qe movements to increase the momentum of your swing. The whole thing had a sort of Monty Python King Arthur vs Black Knight feel to it, knock off an orcs leg and they'll keep hobbling towards you on one leg, cut of a kobalds sword arm and you can pick the limb up and beat it's owner to death with it, or just go for the clean decapitation, all complete with great one liners coming out of the hero. It's one and only downfall was the steep learning curve, which turned too many people away.
2. Carmageddon. With all the excitement that comes out with a GTA release, I'm always a little saddened that the Carmageddon series is all but forgotten. Based loosely on an old B movie named The Death Race 2000 (has a young Stallone in it as a villain), where as GTA has more of a gangsta theme to it Carmageddon was pure heavy metal carnage. More than 10 years ago when GTA was still in a birds eye view, Carmageddon gave you a variety of huge maps with the freedom to go anywhere, filled with tons of secret goodies & powerups (bombs, afterburner, flamethrower, electro-pedo-bastard ray, etc), the backspace button to fix any damage to your car for cash, and hundreds of pedestrians to splatter. You beat each round by winning the set out race, destroying all your opponents, or the much more difficult task of splattering every last ped. It was loads of mindless fun.