Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.

[choctaw2006]

Looking for a game I played a few years ago. Its an all black and green game. Your are a green jet and you basically trap green birds flying around the screen by making shapes with the jets to make screen smaller. I think you get 4 lives. Each time you trap the bird the next level adds birds to the screen. Any ideas?


I believe its a current free online game ...... very arcade like.

 

[Ed Ga]

Uhh, i played a game, where you pick your US soldiers class (Medic, Sniper, Assault etc...) Make your equipment (Grenades, Camo, etc...) and go do missions, and shoot Japanese soldiers. I can't remmember details, and it's really important for me, so if you could find it i would really appreciate it, but if you can't thats fine, i lack information. Good luck helping me

EDIT: It's 3rd person shooter, created in late 90's or early 20's

 

[Dripple]

For years my mind has been boggled by this.. THING.... aaaargh, you know when you have that one scene replaying in your head and you still can't remember, it's terrible! The only thing I remember about the game is that you're some kind of green animal/reptile/dinosaur (for some reason I've always thought it was a crocodile) in a medieval world and you're searching for and collecting items. I believe you're on some sort of quest.

Anything helpful would be great. I'm pretty sure this game comes to my mind at least twice a year and in every internet search or query to some friend I end up drawing blanks.

with that description, could be

Croc (1997)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHFTR1-0bIA

If it wasn't, do you think that the game was released in 80's, 90's or when?.. (I'm assuming that the game was a PC game)

Just wanted to say that this is the game I was asking for in a week old post :Thanks a lot!

 

[Minahts95]

Hi guys!

I've been looking for this game for a very long time now, but I cannot seem to find it. The only things I remember are:
- it is a playstation 2 game
- it is a bit rpg or anime-like
- it took place in a town by a harbour/port, and whenever you were outside you could hear the seagulls and the ships (with some music in the background)
- somewhere in the beginning the main character would wake up in a house upstairs on a bed but with no memory, and when you go downstairs the lady in the house would ask for your name, and then you had to insert a name for your character (i think it was a boy).
- It did not involve monsters and such, but more like going on small quests in town.

Thanks in advance ^_^

 

[condorman]

I'm trying to remember the name of an old point and click adventure game. It was on the mac in the early 90's I think. U were a kid and you start in a history museum. You have a robot to help you solve the puzzles. One puzzle involves getting an airplane wing to fly properly. Does anyone know the name of this game?

Museum Madness (1994)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC-C-wyCZ34

That's the one. Thank you.

 

[Raxonus]

I a same problem, I remember the images of the game but I can't remember the name because the last time I played it I was about 5 to 8 years old and now i am 15. I have some details about it: Side-scrolling 2D Fighting Game, can play for 2 players, several characters playable, few maps/levels, the first level is in the forest and the last level is in the castle, one character uses ice and can make swords, you can also kind of level up and transform into new upgraded character. I played it on PC, the game is probably very old because I played it before I went to England so its probably older than 2005, I went to google and to Encyklopedia Gier (Polish website about all games) but still couldn't find it. Please tell me at least a little piece of the name, even just the first letter. I just remember that the name was in English (I think).

 

[starltrubymoon]

Hi guys I'm hoping someone can help!

I've been looking for this game for a while, it's pretty old -around the time of James Pond I believe- and the main thing I can remember was that you could change between a car, a plane, I think a couple of other things and the level select screen looked like a building with a lot of doors and depending on whether you came out of a level as a car or plane or just walking you'd be able to choose different levels and with the plane you could fly higher to get to levels further up on the building (I think it went onto clouds too) There were cheat codes that would allow you to switch between the different forms you could take easier as well.

And I can't for the life of me remember what it was called, I think it might have been on PC but it may have been a console around sort of SNES time. It doesn't sound like a game many would enjoy now as my age but I really want to play it for nostalgia sake!
If anyone could help that would be wonderful c:

 

[TheArcaneThinker]

I am looking for a very old pc game with 4 levels forest , lava , city , something else...
The enemies are spiders , dragon like creatures , brutes with a cannon attached to their hands , slim spikey humanoid monsters ,etc .
In the forest level , a brute destroys one car which we were going to be given a chance to drive and in this level there are levitating stones .
In the lava level , there is a roller coaster . You have to begin this level by using a grappling hook gun .

This is a very old game , its 3d and i played it around the beginning of the 2000s .
This was the game that got me into gaming . I really hope to find this .

 

[NameOfThisGame]

Hey guys, I need help remembering the name of an extremely old game. It was either on the Sega, Sega Master System, or Sega Genesis. For whoever can remember the name of this, or have any idea what I'm talking about, I'd consider you an expert.

This game is well over 10 years old, and was child-appropriate. This was more of a simulation-type game, in a sense. Basically, you played as a cursor or hand, and you'd place objects inside of a house.

The main thing that I can remember about this game is that you could place a baby and he'd crawl on the floor. You could place spooky looking trees that had eyes, and other objects. It was more of a side-scrolling game, although you couldn't scroll very far to the left or right, as it was within a single house. The view was facing a window, so imagine if you were looking at a wall with a window, and you have the ability to place given objects around the house.

I can't remember the name of this game for the life of me. Please help.

Bump. Game was surely by Sega, so if that helps anyone discover it, let me know asap.

Bump again. Still searching for it. Any help is highly appreciated.

 

[ClumsyShark]

Hello! I've been looking for certain computer games from my childhood, but I haven't been able to find even a hint of it anywhere online. I remember it being a rainforest game from around the 1990s, possibly educational, where you're able to play as a jaguar (or panther?) and you search the rainforest for eggs by climbing trees and clicking places. There were other things to play but that was always my favorite.

I think it came with another game that was interactive where you click on animals, all I remember is a hippo opening its mouth once clicked on. Argh, I shouldn't have given them away when I was younger, now I'm wracking my brain trying to find them!

I believe it was called Rainforest, or something like that, but the only options that come up when I search are The Amazon Trail and EcoQuest. I don't remember the company who made them to help my search.

If this rings a bell for anyone please let me know, it's been killing me for a while! Thanks for any help!

Maybe:

Magic School Bus - The Rainforest (1997)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9pI82H-O_0

it has many mini-games on it and maybe one of those is the Jaguar's mini-game. There is even a Jaguar there, but I don't know if it is the one you're looking for because I don't have the game and in the youtube videos there are some levels but not all the walkthrough...

I'm afraid that doesn't look familiar to me! I think I would remember if it was a magic school bus title, thanks for trying

 

[diablo rules]

Hey guys, I'm looking for this game I played way back in the early 2000s. I'm not sure if it was late 90s or early 2000s though.

It was this 3D spaceship/plane game set in a city on earth. It's very fuzzy in my mind, but you flew around and shot other ships and structures. It took place at night. It was for PC. It was not set in space. They may or may not have been aliens. It was pretty open world. I'm pretty sure it came out at or after 1996 because I remember playing Wipeout 2097 at the time.

Strike Base (1996)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY17x89FIIk

 

[diablo rules]

Alright, here goes my desperate try.

The game I'm looking for was about you in a house, you drove a plane, it was green, there was this really small runway and you start going around the house, there were enemy forces too that you had to shoot. In order to get to another room you had to look for a key or turn the lights off or something like that, if you get stuck or hit a wall you explode. I only had the demo version of that game. HALP!

Airfix - Dogfighter (2000)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUVD07FYe-g

 

[Barruen]

Hello, I am currently trying to remember the name of a old pc game that I use to play a few years back, I remembering it being first person hack and slash style game, I don't think you were able to cast any spells and it was all melee, it was a dungeon type game and there is a few levels I remember playing, one of them was like an old castle where the fog was really thick and you kept being shot at by arrows, the other was in a place that took place in the mountains and you had to cross a bridge over a huge drop to get there and there was enemies who would just out of the water to try and attack you, another level I remember was somewhere in a plains like area and it involved ruins and possibly runes to open up a dungeon, towards where I stopped playing there was this really hard boss you had to kill in a dungeon type area with a lot of torches on the walls and soon after you beat him you were taken to another level where there were mine carts, I am uncertain as to if it was a first person or third person game but this game is relitively old and I do remember only being able to use melee type weapons.

Bump, looking hard for the name of this

 

[HeatBlade12]

Well. i have been looking for this one game that i played was pretty sure on sega saturn, i been looking for it for 6 years and never found the name of the game...

You drive a vehicle forward in each level, you see it from the rear, and you drive straight, you can shoot a basic machine gun but you can also unlock better weapons to destroy towers and other vehicles i believe. in this game i think level one was a sandy, dirt like track, sky was black? where all you can do is go straight, you can however go left or right a tad bit to dodge upcoming objects, (but ultimately going forward). you can also go forever left or right as the levels loop over and over. if you went left to far, you come from the right side of the level, this border of the loop is mostly a ridge like mountain you can drive over on each side.

at the end of this first level, you encountered a boss vehicle, where you had to destroy it, or die.

i also remember another level, where you drive a purple truck of some sort, the sky and fog is bluish, and your main attack was a lighting bolt that destroyed anything in front of you that was close enough.



anyone help me?

 

[Chris Snow]

Hey guys,

Does anyone remember a text based turn based kingdom building browser game from the late 90s early 2000s. It was a fantasy medieval setting with over 10 races such as trolls, elves, high elves, drawves, and humans. each with negatives and positives in different areas like exploring, farming, attack, defense...there were about a dozen different stats. You were given a turn every few minutes with a max of 250 or so. You decided what actions to complete from farming, exploring, attacking, or doing magic spells. There were only 3-4 unit types. Footman, catapults, mages, maybe ships.you could also build towers for more defense. You could join an alliance giving you unlimited attacks on other alliances. If you weren't in an alliance you could only attack others for a limited amount of turns. Successful attacks were based on some algorithm with type of unit, magic spell boost and towers. There was a public market were people sold grain they farmed. The actual browser was very simple, no fancy graphics just straight text, black and white.

For some reason I feel like tristel was part of the name... Maybe age of tristel or something.

 

[Cristian Limon Myers]

So I played a game at a daycare when I was a kid like early 2000s and I really want to remember what it was. Unfortunately I only remember two things about the game, one was one of the levels was teeth, you were on one side of teeth trying not to get crushed, and the teeth are rotten. second was another level was on a medical bed and you are being rushed to some operating room but you are on the cart/bed controlling it and trying not to get hurt or slowed down or something im not sure. It was a very creepy game

 

[LeeKuper]

Hi guys, I'm back after a year to find out once again the old game I've been looking for years, this time I hope I'm being much more specific.

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Sidescrolling, naval shooter, action...

Estimated year of release: Between 2002 and 2007

Graphics/art style: As far as I remember the textures and graphics were shady, including the enemies and the protagonist. The protagonist's vehicle is the color of blue, and the enemies are the color of green or whatever, either of them has a specific color and it is shady. However, I'm not 100% sure all of the vehicles are the same color.

Notable characters: Enemy - Purple(?) colored B-1 look-alike bomber that shoots missiles?

Notable gameplay mechanics: Again, I'm not sure about this one but, I'm guessing there IS a way to choose an aircraft as the protagonist, although it is mainly about gunboats, stationary naval bases and yeah.. also, in the HUD I remember there were roman letters (I, II, III...) which I'm guessing that tells you your upgrades or something like that. One thing I do remember for sure is that I had the demo version, the first level was an ocean which you had to destroy all the enemies (?) which included light bombers, fighters, etc... the second level however, was arctic but I couldn't play it because I had the demo version and it asked for a key.

Other details: The era is modern, more or less. Also, there was actually a selection between a gun boat, naval defense station thingy with guns on it, and if I'm correct there was one or two more vehicles. The game is slow-paced (?) shady textured and kind of relaxing.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Rayce Archer]

There's this spaceship game that i used to play, i only remember that its a small white spaceship and when u get a life or something a sound will play"oh baby baby.baby baby"
Hahahahaha help if u'd know the bane of that game.

I played this as part of a Macworld demo pack. I don't remember the name. It was a 360 degree game, right? Like Sinistar only with lots of different little enemies. I think the levels had objectives, like salvage X or destroy Y. I only really remember it BECAUSE of the vaguely inappropriate SFX.

 

[Rayce Archer]

Hey guys,

Does anyone remember a text based turn based kingdom building browser game from the late 90s early 2000s. It was a fantasy medieval setting with over 10 races such as trolls, elves, high elves, drawves, and humans. each with negatives and positives in different areas like exploring, farming, attack, defense...there were about a dozen different stats. You were given a turn every few minutes with a max of 250 or so. You decided what actions to complete from farming, exploring, attacking, or doing magic spells. There were only 3-4 unit types. Footman, catapults, mages, maybe ships.you could also build towers for more defense. You could join an alliance giving you unlimited attacks on other alliances. If you weren't in an alliance you could only attack others for a limited amount of turns. Successful attacks were based on some algorithm with type of unit, magic spell boost and towers. There was a public market were people sold grain they farmed. The actual browser was very simple, no fancy graphics just straight text, black and white.

For some reason I feel like tristel was part of the name... Maybe age of tristel or something.

It wasn't Stronghold Kingdom Simulator, was it? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stronghold_%281993_video_game%29

 

[Rayce Archer]

Alright, here goes my desperate try.

The game I'm looking for was about you in a house, you drove a plane, it was green, there was this really small runway and you start going around the house, there were enemy forces too that you had to shoot. In order to get to another room you had to look for a key or turn the lights off or something like that, if you get stuck or hit a wall you explode. I only had the demo version of that game. HALP!

Sounds like Glider, sort of, but that doesn't have enemies.