Then you have never visited the escapist. Seriously I've had tonnes of discussions on this website about that game with people.Wtfmissile said:
Your favorite game no-one ever heard about.
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It is. And there's splitscreen too, I and one of my mates played that ALL THE TIME. We never got tired of it.The Amazing Tea Alligator said:
It's still on eBay, so you can get it there for cheap.
the fact that grim fandango isn't a well known classic is a crimePaleghost said:
it won awards it was all 90+ in reviews it was glorious
and it didn't really sell that well... and was one of the finally nails in the lid of the point and click adventure
oh and yes golden sun was awesome and is probably my favourite none SNES jrpg
I so desperately want to play Grim Fandango =[. My friend lent it me once but I couldn't get it to run properly on my damn PC. I love the style of it and Tim Shafer's humour and writing. It seriously depresses me that I can't play Grim FandangoShippy said:
The warriors. A movie license game so good it nearly broke the rule. Seriously it was the best beat 'em up I've ever played in my life. And you can't get over the baseball furies chase music.
I don't play it much anymore, because I kinda lost it, but some years ago, when we were a 'one console' household, I bought a used game called Yanya Cabalista; City Skater. It was a skateboarding game, with a bit of a Japanese art style, and was supposed to come with a little skateboard thing to attach to the analog sticks for the (uniquely cool) control set up, which wasn't in the box.
AND IT WAS AWESOME.
It was really quirky and completely full of life. It was ridiculously fun battling strange colored ghosts with skateboard tricks. AND THEN THEIR SKATEBOARDING KING! It was a little hard, though, if I remember correctly. I never got past the first few areas.
AND IT WAS AWESOME.
It was really quirky and completely full of life. It was ridiculously fun battling strange colored ghosts with skateboard tricks. AND THEN THEIR SKATEBOARDING KING! It was a little hard, though, if I remember correctly. I never got past the first few areas.
Elebits for the Wii. This is one of the few Wii games that keeps me from selling mine altogether. Put aside the childish presentation by the end, you're vaccuming up houses, it's aweseme.
Carmageddon for PC. The fact that noone has picked this up and run with it for a console is mystifying to me. It was hands down, the most fun 'drive like a maniac and squish zombies' game ever made.
I was certainly a fan of Grim Fandango, but I don't exactly think it was obscure.
Original Shadowrun. That was the first RPG I ever played on a console (Genesis) and it was awesome. The fact that they made it into a multiplayer only game boggles the mind.
Carmageddon for PC. The fact that noone has picked this up and run with it for a console is mystifying to me. It was hands down, the most fun 'drive like a maniac and squish zombies' game ever made.
I was certainly a fan of Grim Fandango, but I don't exactly think it was obscure.
Original Shadowrun. That was the first RPG I ever played on a console (Genesis) and it was awesome. The fact that they made it into a multiplayer only game boggles the mind.
Impossible creatures is my favorite game no-ones heard of because in it you can make your own units by combining animals
X-com. All of them (up to and including Apocalypse, but not Enforcer or Interceptor). It's not that NOBODY has ever heard of them, but it falls into the "games I wish I could make people care about".
I guess, if I wanted to address the post properly, I'd say Ring of Red.
I guess, if I wanted to address the post properly, I'd say Ring of Red.