oh god that's funnycgride555 said:
'you can find me at the: CLUB' and the venture bros V, hahaha
Unsung games...THAT WE SWEAR BY!
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'you can find me at the: CLUB' and the venture bros V, hahaha
Shogun:total war
Sure,if you're a fan of the series,you know it.BUT,I'm amazed by the amount of people who thought Medieval:total war was the first of the series.
Too bad too,combat in Shogun is probably the best if you put aside graphics(but I won't go into details considering most of it is personal preferences).
If I think of another,I'll drop by again.
Sure,if you're a fan of the series,you know it.BUT,I'm amazed by the amount of people who thought Medieval:total war was the first of the series.
Too bad too,combat in Shogun is probably the best if you put aside graphics(but I won't go into details considering most of it is personal preferences).
If I think of another,I'll drop by again.
I've got one Super Man 64! Just kidding that was not a game it was a sign of the apocalypse. I'm going to say the Ratchet & Clank series.
I tend to avoid one-off obscure titles. Don't know why. The only game that I have completed that even comes close to obscure is Earthbound.
Oh wait, I forgot, Beyond Good and Evil. I had it and I loved that game! I literally picked it up off of the shelf because it looked interesting. Safe to say that was a wise decision.
Oh wait, I forgot, Beyond Good and Evil. I had it and I loved that game! I literally picked it up off of the shelf because it looked interesting. Safe to say that was a wise decision.
Half Life 2 is a fantastic game from a little known deveolpers called Value or something. It's about a mute guy called Gary Freeman kicking some serious alien butt. I love it but no one has ever heard of it. Some hilarious moments and a genuinely attractive female sidekick. Recommend it to everyone here.jedi88 said:
Need for Speed Underground series (mainly 2)
I think these were great games, I loved the level of customization you could do in the second one, but I always hear people talking bad about these games even though I still play NFSU2 at least once a month on PS2
I think these were great games, I loved the level of customization you could do in the second one, but I always hear people talking bad about these games even though I still play NFSU2 at least once a month on PS2
holy crap, i loved Trace Memory. I also loved its spiritual successor, Hotel Dusk. (Dusk ranks in my top 5 games forever). also unsung and unappreciated: Tales of Phantasia for the GBA, and CastlevaniaTIMESWORDSMAN said:
ortrait of Ruin and Dawn of SorrowGod yes.Random argument man said:
Good games listed in both quotations. I think I'll purchase the old consoles for reminiscence and nostalgia.AbuFace said:
Ahh the classics, but my favorites are bought out from companys such as EA.
Westwood Studios was absorbed into EA but not before releasing my unsung game, Nox.
And rpg that doesn't make you feel pressured at all, infact the starting intro is about you being kidnapped right before your girl makes you some mouth watering bacon as you watch the game. Now Westwood works on another popular game, C&C.
Sadly only about 30 people have ever heard of the game if they've never owned it.
The Intro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbVm86e_aic
Westwood Studios was absorbed into EA but not before releasing my unsung game, Nox.
And rpg that doesn't make you feel pressured at all, infact the starting intro is about you being kidnapped right before your girl makes you some mouth watering bacon as you watch the game. Now Westwood works on another popular game, C&C.
Sadly only about 30 people have ever heard of the game if they've never owned it.
The Intro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbVm86e_aic
Man that game was hard at times but made of so much epic for a NES game. Also if anyone likes Shmups, RECCA for the NES was the total shit. So fast, so fun, just total bullet hell and at a speed that if you blinked, game over. I still play it toady on my NES emulator.ShadowKatt said:
hailmagus said:
"Zone of Enders" was a hot pickup when it first came out because it was sold with a demo disk of the first level of "Metal Gear 2"..
I remember picking it up. The title was good, but way tooo short and the game ended without seemingly having finished off the story. I know a sequel eventually came out, but i felt so ripped off by that first game that i just left it alone.
Anyways my vote goes for "The Thing" on the PS2. I've played through it about 4 times now, and i have yet to meet anyone else who has played it.
Growlanser 2, Deception 3(mostly 3, the other games are also good), Dragon Force, V:TM Bloodlines definitely.
Agreed that BG2 is a masterpiece but i see no more resemblence to oblivion or fallout than to any other title? save it has fallout twos 2d isometric view, cept implemented way better and its moral choice system works and has a very important outcome on the game right from the start?Aqua Trenoble said:
Medal of honor: Rising Sun, yes I know it's medal of honor but it made possibly the best 4 player split screen you get 3 friends choose a map all very well designed for split screen and you can turn on 4 other bots and choose their difficulty. It's really the only reason why I keep a gamecube because once a year me and my friends play it to relive the past lol
