The Games that Time Forgot

[Wuffykins]

I'd say Arcanum as a franchise has slipped into obscurity (I don't think that's true for the game though, thanks to gog.com). It had great potential for sequels/other games set in the same world but the demise of Troika put an end to all that. I wonder who holds the rights to the game, it would be pretty cool if a developer like Bethesda or Obsidian could get their hands on it.

Well, GOG has it listed with Activision as the Publisher rather than Sierra. So odds of that happening, possibly slim.

And to answer the Topic (and not go into crazy ol' encyclopedic mode) I think I'm just going to mention one of my light-hearted favourites from the Playstation Era, that being Squaresoft's Threads of Fate. And for once I can shorten my explanation as to why into one word: Mint.

Seriously, she's just awesome.

 

[Biosophilogical]

The first two Golden Sun games are magical. And Dark Cloud for PS2 is fairly good (and pretty rare, it was a piece of luck I managed to get a copy at all, and I only realised it existed because its demo came with my PS2).