Games that no one remembers...
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Super Mario Bros... No one has ever heard of this game.Woulvain said:
For serious though, Bloody Roar. No one ever heard of it or played it, but I LOVED IT, it was by far my favorite fighting game, I mean who wouldn't want to play as a lion-man and dropkick a girl-bunny in the face and send her flying out of the ring?
You did realise that when you created this you would inevitably be met with epople saying... OH I remember that...
for me it's LOTR I fear the Sky, for the Ps2, there was something else but i can't remember ironically enough
for me it's LOTR I fear the Sky, for the Ps2, there was something else but i can't remember ironically enough
At least with all the patches it became playable for more than 10 minute stretches. Awesome game though, I think about it often.Voodoomancer said:
Freelancer is still pretty popular with the right crowd. There's a bunch of online servers for freelancer and a good amount of mods.
The Guardian Legend - NES
Soulbringer - PC
To whoever mentioned Majesty: The Kingdom Simulator. I also have it installed still and Majesty 2, even though the first is way better.
wizards and warriors for the NES and jet force gemini for N64
also if anyone knows the name of the game I'm about to describe that would be awesome,
it was a game for the genesis. you played a female character that used a boomerang that
you could upgrade to be up to three boomerangs the gameplay was pretty fast-paced and
at one point you fought a giant blob with a nucleus in the center that is all I remember but
the game was awesome
also if anyone knows the name of the game I'm about to describe that would be awesome,
it was a game for the genesis. you played a female character that used a boomerang that
you could upgrade to be up to three boomerangs the gameplay was pretty fast-paced and
at one point you fought a giant blob with a nucleus in the center that is all I remember but
the game was awesome
Man, I can't believe someone beat me to the punch with Walker and Chaos Engine (Amiga FTW BTW)
Other Amiga greats Shadow of the Beast, Leander, Exterminators, Atomic Boy and The Killing Game Show (and anything else by Psygnosis)
As for PC stuff there's Machines, Urban Assault, Hostile Waters, Lander (which took me over 3 years to complete) and warzone 2100 which I will always remember because of the 6 man 18hour straight epic match I was involved in, during which I only unlocked 60% of the updated tech tree.
Other Amiga greats Shadow of the Beast, Leander, Exterminators, Atomic Boy and The Killing Game Show (and anything else by Psygnosis)
As for PC stuff there's Machines, Urban Assault, Hostile Waters, Lander (which took me over 3 years to complete) and warzone 2100 which I will always remember because of the 6 man 18hour straight epic match I was involved in, during which I only unlocked 60% of the updated tech tree.
I really enjoyed that game to be honest. It was a lot of fun, sure there were bugs but it was still good.Mr. Gency said:
OT: Not many people mention Ape Escape nowadays as well as: Megaman Legends, and an old game on the Dreamcast called Alien Front Team Based Combat.
I thought the transition to ridiculous was AWESOME. One of the very few twists in a game I did not see coming even a teeny weeny bit. Never played NY though.Sonic Doctor said:
OT: thought of some more, seen as we're doing nostalgia-wanks now: Croc, Pandamonium, Simpsons Wrestling and Hit & Run, Hugo, Bugs Bunny Lost In Time, and some other stuff too. Ooo syphon filter!
Carrier Command. Of course, hardly anyone remembers it because most gamers aren't old enough to remember it. I spent a huge amount of my youth on that game though.
There was also Roadwar 2000 (and its sequel, Roadwar Europa), Miner2049er, Archon, Montezuma's Revenge, and a host of other games that have been reduced to little more than a few short paragraphs of text in Wikipedia.
There was also Roadwar 2000 (and its sequel, Roadwar Europa), Miner2049er, Archon, Montezuma's Revenge, and a host of other games that have been reduced to little more than a few short paragraphs of text in Wikipedia.
I have a soft spot for a game I did a review for at 3D Action Planet: Requiem.
It's not a very good game, but it was one of the early games in the super-powered FPS genre, coming out a couple of years after Jedi Knight. And while the game was mostly crap, a few of the powers were tons of fun. You could slow down time, which highlighted that the game actually made guns projectile weapons instead of hit-scan weapons. You could possess bad guys then use them to take out other guards. And my personal favorite: you could turn someone into a pillar of salt.
It's not a very good game, but it was one of the early games in the super-powered FPS genre, coming out a couple of years after Jedi Knight. And while the game was mostly crap, a few of the powers were tons of fun. You could slow down time, which highlighted that the game actually made guns projectile weapons instead of hit-scan weapons. You could possess bad guys then use them to take out other guards. And my personal favorite: you could turn someone into a pillar of salt.