Games you wonder if anyone else has played...

[Fightbulb]

Whenever i say Ape escape i get no reaction.

7th Legion - Good game spoilt by insane AI difficulty

Both very awesome, I actually completed Ape Escape I think.

My contribution: Team Buddies for the PS1. One of the hardest, weirdest and most awesome games I've ever played, it was like combining Worms 3D with an RTS, but then ten times more awesome.

 

[Squiggle]

Valkyrie Profile.

PS1: Parasite Eve, Parasite Eve 2,

Two of my favorite games of all time, anyone remember Legend of Legia? I loved the combat!

 

[Predictable-joke]

I played power-pete. A game I played on the mac since it was the only computer that didn't run games in the late 1990's and my dad thought that would help my childhood progress he bought one than inevitably felt sorry for me and bought me full throttle, found it to violent and so I got to power pete. If anyone can tell me where/how to get it please tell me because it shaped my childhood and the old mac is dead and buried.

 

[Kayevcee]

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs for the old stand-up arcade. It's great fun. It's like Final Fight with added guns. And dinosaurs. And a cadillac, surprisingly enough. The only people I know who've played it did so because I showed it to them.

-Nick

 

[The_root_of_all_evil]

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs for the old stand-up arcade. It's great fun. It's like Final Fight with added guns. And dinosaurs. And a cadillac, surprisingly enough. The only people I know who've played it did so because I showed it to them.
-Nick

MAME'd already and I also loved the TV Series.

 

[Geo Da Sponge]

Anyone play "Overboard!"? That was a fun game, got a bit hard though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overboard_(computer_game)[/quote]
Overboard = EPIC WIN.[/quote]

Man I loved that game. Ahhh, memories. I especially liked the epic boss battles at the end of each chapter.

 

[Kayevcee]

I saw the animated series too and couldn't believe it existed! I didn't understand why someone would make a show around the same storyline as a game no-one had heard of (not realising it was all based on a comic series, natch). It must just be the circles I move in. If if wasn't Robocop, Wrestlemania or Shinobi they looked at me like I was mad.

-Nick

 

[Lucane]

Anyone ever played Kyaark Lineage or Dark Cloud 2?

How about Lunar? I played that for the first time on Sega CD and it blew me away. Before that, my favorite RPGs were Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy. Lunar topped them both, IMO. But it never seems to get much love...

I've played Lunar:Silver Star Story Complete & Lunar:2 Eternal Blue.

 

[Dalisclock]

Has anyone played Hostile Waters, Giants: Citizen Kabuto or Sacrifice? Tell me I'm not the only one who fell in love with these legendary pieces of gaming genius, all of which were so far ahead of their time that their ideas have only recently been incorporated into the gaming mainstream.

I finished Giants and played a little of Sacrifice. Sacrifice I couldn't really get into, but I liked Giants.

Well, I loved the first campaign, somewhat liked the 2nd campaign(the jetskiing got really old after a while) and the kabuto campaign got tiresome, unfortunatly.

 

[TheMadDoctorsCat]

I remember DIG. I never liked the whole "point and click" thing but that one was beautifully done. Oh, and "Little Big Adventure" love x2...

 

[Keshie]

Vangers. Absolutely brilliant game. There's a review here (http://www.the-underdogs.info/game.php?id=4934) and Wikipedia has an entry on it.

 

[Fronken]

One of my all time favourite point-and-click adventure games is Neverhood, anyone else played it?, its really fun and its unique in the fact that Everything is made in clay and shot with Stop-Motion techniques.

Hell yeah, that game is awesome, the only good adventure game I've ever played.

You should try Escape from Monkey Island and Day of The Tentacle, they are both great

 

[ThaBenMan]

I remember DIG. I never liked the whole "point and click" thing but that one was beautifully done. Oh, and "Little Big Adventure" love x2...

Do you mean The Dig, by Lucasarts? That was a fantastic game. They all were, like the poster above me says.

 

[SgtDeth]

Summoner 2 for the PS2 was what really got me into gaming for more than 30 minutes. I spent several hours on that. My very first RPG, too. Beat the game, I'm proud to say. Loved everything about it. Really needs a sequel. I guarantee it would be almost more popular than Oblivion.

everything about it was great.
Character customization.
Shape shifting.
Small amount of puzzles and riddles.
Character Swapping (That's just something you never see anymore.)

 

[Irridium]

Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes for the origional xbox.

it was kind of an RTS/Third person sword game merged into one.
it was really fun though.
the one for the 360 sucked ass.

more are the Dragon Ball Z fighting games.
they are suprisingly fun with lots of friends

 

[TheMadDoctorsCat]

I remember DIG. I never liked the whole "point and click" thing but that one was beautifully done. Oh, and "Little Big Adventure" love x2...

Do you mean The Dig, by Lucasarts? That was a fantastic game. They all were, like the poster above me says.

I believe I do indeed mean "The Dig"! Lucasarts was one of the great games companies before it sold out and the most talented developers left to start their own company and the remainder started doing endless Star Wars remakes...

 

[Gormers1]

I wonder if someone here has played worms blast. It is basically a bust-a-move game with a great 2 player versus mode (featuring loads of weapons), and a catchy soundtrack.

Many may have been put off since it really wasn't a "worms" game, but Ive still had so many great moments with it in the multiplayer. I hope it will come on xbox live arcade someday.

 

[spudgun]

any one ever played soldiers heros of ww2

 

[ThaBenMan]

I remember DIG. I never liked the whole "point and click" thing but that one was beautifully done. Oh, and "Little Big Adventure" love x2...

Do you mean The Dig, by Lucasarts? That was a fantastic game. They all were, like the poster above me says.

I believe I do indeed mean "The Dig"! Lucasarts was one of the great games companies before it sold out and the most talented developers left to start their own company and the remainder started doing endless Star Wars remakes...

So sad, but so true...

 

[mathbymsv]

Wavy Navy - a game on my Apple IIe. It was simple, it was awesome, it was green and black. I was young enough to still have a bed time and I remember being jealous of my father who would put us to bed, creep into the basement and then play some more!

Another game I love and was ecstatic to be able to download on the Wii (which makes me think others MUST have played it too, even though no one EVER knows what I am talking about!) is The Legend of Kage - such a silly game, repetitive, annoying music, but it has always entertained me!