Games you had no one else did?
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I'm the only person I've ever known or even heard about that bought Steel Batallion. With good reason. I mean the simulator portion was pretty sweet but the game they wrapped around it was just AWFUL.
I bught it a couple of months ago, its fun but gets old quick for me.siffty said:
I'd have to go with R.A.D for the PS2, Robot Alchemic Drive. Very interesting concept, and very fun to boot. But the voice acting was HORRENDUS, and is still made fun of in X-Play from time time time.
Has anyone played Project EDEN? Early ps2 game? No? Okay, well you missed out. weird scifi 3rd person shooter with heavy environmental puzzle elements, focusing on your squad of four, each with their own different skill sets and abilities (you could switch between them on the fly, the action was forgiving enough to make this not too bad). That alone made it a pretty neat game, but throw in jump-in jump-out splitscreen co-op with up to four players, and that game makes the top ten games of all time for me.
It's sorta like a 3d multiplayer lost vikings. In the future.
It's sorta like a 3d multiplayer lost vikings. In the future.
Shattered Union for the Xbox. I don't know anyone who bought that game. I made the mistake of buying it so now it just collects dust somewhere in my room.
It was a turn-based shooter... kind of like a console version of Advance Wars. But Advance Wars is a lot better.
It was a turn-based shooter... kind of like a console version of Advance Wars. But Advance Wars is a lot better.
ZOE2 for PS2, apparently it was pretty rare because when I went to trade it in every store clerk was surprised I had a copy, got some pretty good prices for it too. (UK btw)
Same situatio with Ico w/ original cardboard case. This one, which I think was the american version, still worked though:
Same situatio with Ico w/ original cardboard case. This one, which I think was the american version, still worked though:
Kickle Cubicle for the NES, Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Zeta Gundam for the PS2, and Rocket Riders on XBLA.
Evil Genius and Beyond Good n' Evil
I quickly rectefied the lack of Evil Genius amongst my friends. Now they all play it
I quickly rectefied the lack of Evil Genius amongst my friends. Now they all play it
Must have some friends with some interesting choices, that game is kinda like UN squadron. Really found its popularity as the system was going out. More popular now then it probably ever was when released, but hardly scarce, so you can still usually find the carts for around $10.BlindMessiah94 said:
I remember Lethal Enforcers, everyone wanted it, hardly anyone had it. The game had the whole mature audience stigma to it in a time when the average gamer audience was still much younger then it is now. It was all about the cool guns, which drove the price up to the level most people where not willing to shell out for.
