I'd say The Darkness, but everyone who watches Unskippable remembers it now.
..... And that was the first time I died...
..... And that was the first time I died...
Games only you remember.
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No one really plays Call of Juarez:Bound in Blood online any more. 
Also, the warriors, black hawk down and road rash.
Also, the warriors, black hawk down and road rash.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_G_Man
An NES Title called "Low G Man", from Taxan. Taxan only ever made a dozen games total, and this was the best one. It was such a trip taking those ridiculous leaps around the screen. Your main attack is jumping and stabbing the crap out of enemies with a spear. He was Kain before Kain existed. I wouldn't have that sort of vertigo-inducing jumping again until "Crackdown" and that one level of "Super Mario Galaxy" (you know the one).
This needs a Virtual Console release.
An NES Title called "Low G Man", from Taxan. Taxan only ever made a dozen games total, and this was the best one. It was such a trip taking those ridiculous leaps around the screen. Your main attack is jumping and stabbing the crap out of enemies with a spear. He was Kain before Kain existed. I wouldn't have that sort of vertigo-inducing jumping again until "Crackdown" and that one level of "Super Mario Galaxy" (you know the one).
This needs a Virtual Console release.
XIII (NOT the final fantasy) and of course Still Life (the point click adventure which sucks cuz now there's no sequel x( )
RECOIL, made by the same guys as MAG and SOCOM. They have a thing for caps-lock.
It's a 1995 tank game that kicks more ass than a boot stuck five feet up Susan Boyle's rectum, mainly because of the tether guided nukes you can carry around.
You also get to fly over lava, morph the tank into a submarine, go to a nudist beach....
Great fun.
It's a 1995 tank game that kicks more ass than a boot stuck five feet up Susan Boyle's rectum, mainly because of the tether guided nukes you can carry around.
You also get to fly over lava, morph the tank into a submarine, go to a nudist beach....
Great fun.
Commander Keen got me through my high school keyboarding classes, since I went in already typing 60 wpm, thanks to my typewriter and a love of writing short stories, and my teacher let me do whatever I wanted. So many good memories.Worgen said:
But here's one... Circus, I believe it was called, on the Colleco-vision. I used to waste hours playing that infuriating game as a kid. I've only ever heard it mentioned in the gaming community in one or two reviews, and they only mentioned it at best, in a list of Colleco games...
No Idea what it was called. But you were a giant robot and you could trash cities. It was on the 64.
Nether Earth of the ZXSpectrum. The first RTS, you could directly control a unit or issue orders. It even let you design your own units.
There's a very good remake, see below.
http://www.braingames.getput.com/nether/default.asp
There's a very good remake, see below.
http://www.braingames.getput.com/nether/default.asp