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Games that no one has played on NeoGAF except you
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qa_engineer
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As an Asian person, I would get seizures playing t that
Akai Katana home user edition. Probably had a run of 100 or so, limited CAVE-shop only version of the game with a completely different scoring system than the original.
That box is glorious
This is actually one of the bigger names in home console mahjong. I must have sank 30 hours or more into this game last year, one of my most played games on Wii. It's just a totally simple, fun mahjong game to play when I've got some time to kill.
StalkerUKCG
Banned
Played this as a kid on my first PC i got from my uncle.
I literally had no idea how to do anything.
The Ring is one of the worst horror games ever. There's not much else to say about it. See for yourself
Funny enough, I actually kind of liked Land of the Dead. Not a great FPS by any means and certainly not much in the way of content but I still had some fun with it.
For those in the know, this is actually something of an underrated gem. Definitely a title that set the groundwork for stuff like Amnesia.Every 6 months or so when some variation of this thread pops up, I post this image and no one else has played it. Metal Gear Solid/ Silent Hill tricked me into buying anything Konami back in the PS1 era.
MrCompletely
Member
ACTION MAX!
twisteddeeds
Member
Chezzymann
Member
Yeah, it debuted on iphone back in 2009 and has recently experienced a renaissance; the Classic version of graal iphone has about 2,000 online usually and the Era version ( I don't know if you remember that server) has about 2,000 online as well. It still doesn't seem to be as well known as it used to be though.
Got mediocre reviews but I loved it.
I loved this game too. I spent so much time perfecting my warrior deck.
H3rTz DoNuT
Member
Played this as a kid on my first PC i got from my uncle.
I literally had no idea how to do anything.
Played it but I never really made far, got bored really fast and went back to Planescape: Torment
Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
In a way it was kinda the precursor to today's "infinite runner" mobile games.
I'm fairy sure I saw someone with a Journeyman Project avatar around these parts though. Believe it was the Temporal Security Agency's emblem.
Played the hell outta this as a kid.
Felt good when I finally beat it.
Shows my age (38) but when I was still using a pre-windows PC running DOS 5.0, there was a qbasic compiler built into DOS and it came with code for two games. Most people had no idea this was in there. You opened qbasic, opened the code and executed it.
Gorilla
Nibbles
Now that brings back some memories.
Me and my sister would play the hell out of Gorilla.
Nibbles was pretty good too. I had hell trying to find Gorilla again when I hit college.
I had the SNES cart of it. Never did beat it legit.
Game throws WAY too much bullshit at you.
Giant Dragon from the sky? There goes your armor *break*.
encephalon
Member
I had yet to find a post about Terra Phantastica on GAF until I googled it and came up with an image linking to a GAF thread that gave me a virus warning. It's a really great Saturn SRPG, perhaps better than Shining Force III.
Japanese speakers who love SRPGs may want to try this out on PC (via emulator). It doesn't really seem to be known in Japan either.
Japanese speakers who love SRPGs may want to try this out on PC (via emulator). It doesn't really seem to be known in Japan either.
Got mediocre reviews but I loved it.
i used to love yugioh cards as a kid and even enjoyed the tv show. the video games were the best though, especially on gba. shame it isn't popular anymore, i would love to see a game on steam with 3D graphics ala magic the gathering
anyway probably my favorite game ever
GuitarAtomik
Member
Meshmodeler
Banned
my childhood.
Floppy disc that came with kids meal. basically tomb raider with taco bell
Floppy disc that came with kids meal. basically tomb raider with taco bell
Here's a Saturn and PS1 game I love that never get much spin:
...if Zombies Ate My Neighbors was a Zelda game crossed with God of War. Co-op too.
Oh man I wanna play it again... PSN already, ffs. With LucasArts in the Disney Vault, it's probably lost to the void for eternity.
Oh man, mega nostalgia hit. I remember playing this game when I was tiny, but not what it was called. I remember it being really difficult for me, and that you'd get sent to the underworld if you died or something. I really want to play it again now.
RedNumberFive
Banned
I've got a copy sitting on my shelf next to me. It was one of my first pickups in Akihabara.
Vipershark
Member
Here's a few of the PC games I own.
Street Legal.
Most people that have played a game in the Street Legal series have played the sequel, Street Legal Racing: Redline (which is better in pretty much every way)
This game is pretty terrible, but I actually like it. Or rather, I like the concept behind it.
It's an obvious cash-in on the early 00's street tuning and customization craze, but has a whole lot more depth than you'd think. You can buy all new parts for your car (and manually add/remove/customize them down to the tail lights and even individual parts of each car's engine.
I really wish someone would take the concept and make an actual good game out of it, because I think it's something with a lot of potential.
(This is the PC version)
(Better shot of logo since it was blurry)
Street Legal.
Most people that have played a game in the Street Legal series have played the sequel, Street Legal Racing: Redline (which is better in pretty much every way)
This game is pretty terrible, but I actually like it. Or rather, I like the concept behind it.
It's an obvious cash-in on the early 00's street tuning and customization craze, but has a whole lot more depth than you'd think. You can buy all new parts for your car (and manually add/remove/customize them down to the tail lights and even individual parts of each car's engine.
I really wish someone would take the concept and make an actual good game out of it, because I think it's something with a lot of potential.
(This is the PC version)
(Better shot of logo since it was blurry)
Goldenroad
Member
I really like this thread. I've certianly never played 99% of these. Now I want to play them all.
Gintoki313
Banned
I think I'm the only person who played this game on gaf. It's not that big of a fighting game and I don't think many people payed attention to it when it was released.
Also this. I think some people probably played this but I'm not sure. Not many people play anime games so that's why I picked these 2, but I bet somebody somewhere on here did. Half anime games are usually mediocre and a few are great so I wouldn't be surprised if someone did or didn't play them.
Also this. I think some people probably played this but I'm not sure. Not many people play anime games so that's why I picked these 2, but I bet somebody somewhere on here did. Half anime games are usually mediocre and a few are great so I wouldn't be surprised if someone did or didn't play them.
Be careful with what you wish for.
Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
my childhood.
This is one of those games that people only remember because Nintendo Power gave it a strangely large amount of coverage (I believe it was even on the cover of an issue).
Doctor_Thomas
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Still have a boxed copy of it, actually.
Dance Inferno
Unconfirmed Member
The shittiest game ever created.
Yooooo... what was the one that was like a haunted house? Muppet style characters?
Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
Im just going to leave this one here and see who is with me.
Fuck yeah, Crossed Swords.
Vikingbyen 2
http://www.giantbomb.com/vikingbyen-2/3030-33303/
My local library had this on one of their computers (they had 4), you could only book the computer for 30 minute chunks, so I could never finish it. :c
I played this. It was translated into Norwegian.
aw ye, I remember they used to put out a christmas calendar Hugo game where, based on your computer's system clock, you'd progress the story and get a new task (minigame) every day of December.
played this as well.The shareware version anyway. Which I paid for. ( ._.)
http://www.giantbomb.com/vikingbyen-2/3030-33303/
My local library had this on one of their computers (they had 4), you could only book the computer for 30 minute chunks, so I could never finish it. :c
I played this. It was translated into Norwegian.
aw ye, I remember they used to put out a christmas calendar Hugo game where, based on your computer's system clock, you'd progress the story and get a new task (minigame) every day of December.
played this as well.The shareware version anyway. Which I paid for. ( ._.)
Nope, that accolade goes to you and you alone.
This is my contribution, although seeing as this is GAF I wouldn't be surprised.
Good little game. Borrowed it from my opare once when I was younger and got hooked! Probably my first ever dose of 'strategy game' with troop management and classes and stuff.
Angelus Errare
Banned
Bujingai
Septimus Prime
Member
Or how about the Game Gear version of Ninja Gaiden?
Probably either the shareware version or Glider 4.0 (which was released on diskettes). PRO came much later (mid 90s). The shareware version was monochrome, 4.0 was 16 colors.
riskVSreward
Member
Gintoki313
Banned
I played Tom & Jerry War of the Whiskers also, it was pretty fun. I first played it over a friends house when I was 9, and I loved it so much that when I came home I immediately went to GS and bought it. It's broken now but I remember that game being addictive to me, though I'm not sure how it held up over the years.
Fushichou187
Member
Played this as a kid on my first PC i got from my uncle.
I literally had no idea how to do anything.
When NWN: Kingmaker came out in 2004 I suddenly had the urge to binge-played a ton of titles from SSI, Black Isle, Bioware, etc... and came across this one for the first time. I remember enjoying it... but those are probably D&D rose colored glasses, +10 Nostalgia, that I'm wearing...
My bros and I played a lot of games made in this that I'm sure no one else has played,
I had that.
There are a bunch of old games that I thought of, but I'll post a favorite:
EA was so badass in the 80s.
I wouldn't be surprised if Kagari's played it, given her Titanic predilection, but I'm sure very few GAFfers will have touched this game. There was a time where I was all about the point and click advantures.
LOVED this game... I remember there were various ways to escape the ship, and that ending... I still have the cd's laying around somewhere.
Did anyone here play Noctropolis? I remember back then I played Full Throttle, Noctropolis, and some other point and click adventures but I never got into Monkey Island or Day of the Tentacle or Grim Fandango
