I know is a pretty mediocre game but i liked the ending of the kingdom branch and certain song in the game. Plus i loved the Ultragunner design.
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I know is a pretty mediocre game but i liked the ending of the kingdom branch and certain song in the game. Plus i loved the Ultragunner design.
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
Ah, PowerMonger! I had that on the Megadrive, I think. Midwinter 2 was waaaay ahead of its time. Wonder if I could DosBox it...
Also, for your attention: http://www.edge-online.com/features/the-making-of-it-came-from-the-desert/
Skunny Kart and Wacky Wheels.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0JzpjINeE0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vVIiKp6xMs
Played these all day long as a kid, didn't know about SMK back then and had no idea they were ripoffs. Only realized it last year when I found them again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0JzpjINeE0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vVIiKp6xMs
Played these all day long as a kid, didn't know about SMK back then and had no idea they were ripoffs. Only realized it last year when I found them again.
Midwinter yep.
Star Raiders! Oh yeah this was frantic. Coming out of Hyperspace and sirens going off. A lot of fun.
British Monsoon
Member
Obscure (but pretty cool) Dreamcast puzzle game 'Golem no Maigo', or 'The Lost Golem', which was made by a bunch of university students and had a very small release;
Wonderful epic SRPG for the Saturn that featured a beautiful medieval Europe style but, regrettably, was never released outside of Japan;
Beautiful 2d adventure game by Enix for the Saturn called 'Nanatsu Kaze no Shima Monogatari', or 'Tales of the Seven Wind Islands;
'Chaos Seed', a weird hybrid JRPG that plays kinda like Dungeon Keeper. Here's a nice run-down of the game from HG101; http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/chaosseed/chaosseed.htm
Finally, 'Wrath of the Gods', a educational point & click adventure game with digitized sprites that recreates various stories from Greek mythology;
I'll be very surprised if anyone's played that last one. Here's a trailer for it; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSb6VstOyv4
Wonderful epic SRPG for the Saturn that featured a beautiful medieval Europe style but, regrettably, was never released outside of Japan;
Beautiful 2d adventure game by Enix for the Saturn called 'Nanatsu Kaze no Shima Monogatari', or 'Tales of the Seven Wind Islands;
'Chaos Seed', a weird hybrid JRPG that plays kinda like Dungeon Keeper. Here's a nice run-down of the game from HG101; http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/chaosseed/chaosseed.htm
Finally, 'Wrath of the Gods', a educational point & click adventure game with digitized sprites that recreates various stories from Greek mythology;
I'll be very surprised if anyone's played that last one. Here's a trailer for it; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSb6VstOyv4
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
Those glowing cyclon rip-offs scared the crap ot of me. So fast!
Skunny Kart, nope. Wacky Wheels, yes.
Skunny Kart looks quite a bit like Wacky Wheels. I loved Wacky Wheels, again apogee games were quite popular back in the day. Shareware made sure many people got a taste of these games even if they never owned a licensed version.
Hours Left
Member
Can I ask what system did you play Star Raiders on? I played it on the 800.
Lumpy Onion
Member
Dark Savior:
<3 <3
The jumping in the Final chapter make me never want to remember this game.....EVER. I don't remember getting more angry at a game before.
One of my favorite game from PS1
I played this. Screw that bad end.
My father was big into this on our Atari 800.
He had a motorcycle helmet with a speaker in it that he plugged the audio into so he would have a "flight helmet" for immersion.
I played it some later when I got older.
Haha - yeah that was the shittiest part of the game. But depending on the Parallel you were playing it was more easy as far as I remember.
witchedwiz
Member
Well i could add Last Rebellion..
it's a game that I hope as few as possible fellow gaffers had the (dis)pleasure to try..
worthy of the kuso-game award indeed...
it's a game that I hope as few as possible fellow gaffers had the (dis)pleasure to try..
worthy of the kuso-game award indeed...
I was kind of interested in this at the time because I'd enjoyed both the Wonder Project games and this was supposedly by (some of?) the same staff. But I never wound up getting it.Beautiful 2d adventure game by Enix for the Saturn called 'Nanatsu Kaze no Shima Monogatari', or 'Tales of the Seven Wind Islands;
Granny's Garden (BBC Micro)
God damn, this thread... I've gotta get out.
Moff
Member
this game does not belong here, even lesst than soul reaver.
there was an immense hype around heart of darkness.
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
Atari 5200. Looked like this. Our first home computer though was the 400 with that crazy cartridge lid that popped open like a Delorean door
That's a genius idea!
Some more:
TFX
...how about...
Operation Stealth
...or...
Finders Keepers
...or the impossibly hard...
Cauldron
FiveMinuteHero
Member
These:
ResidentDante
Member
I've played it! On display in a shop in Norway, PS1 early days (1995-ish). I remember reading about it in a official PS1 leaflet, saying "it does for fps games, what wipEout did for racing games" Whatever that meant!
I certainly had the demo disc that this game appeared on, but never the full game.
It was by Psygnosis and some of the same team as Wipeout. The game wasn't bad, just incredibly boring.
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
Action Biker (C64)
Granny's Garden (BBC Micro)
Monty on the Run (C64)
Yes to all of the above! Loved the noise the bike made in Action Biker. Just been kicked in the head with the nostalgia boot.
Mattel Intellivision, my console from the youth (early 80's)
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin
Oh man what a game, mother of all dungeon crawlers.
Wikipages for the AD&D:ToT
Spend hours after hours with my friend playing this game. Being roughly 10 years old, the scream what we did when some highlevel enemy attacked behind (after descending to next level).
Someone plix code this to HD grafs... (Or is it then Skyrim?)
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin
Oh man what a game, mother of all dungeon crawlers.
Wikipages for the AD&D:ToT
Spend hours after hours with my friend playing this game. Being roughly 10 years old, the scream what we did when some highlevel enemy attacked behind (after descending to next level).
Someone plix code this to HD grafs... (Or is it then Skyrim?)
I rememember these. Action Biker was hard as hell IIRC
thomasmahler
Member
Warsoup (PC, TBA)
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
Wasn't there like a construction level that you had to drive along precisely? I remember being stuck on there.
Uh-oh... I have more...
Defender of the Crown
Dungeon Master
Body Blows
Lord British
Member
Haven't played that, but have most of the games the characters come from.
(Missing Tears to Tiara and Routes)
I have been avoiding this thread because I can't think of a game that fits the criteria. Then I remembered when I saw my GBA. Kao the Kangaroo. The game was free when I first got a Gameboy Advance. I had nothing to play at that time except for that and Oracle of Ages. But then, the game grew to me and loved it. Its actually kind of a cool platformer too.
pettson3816
Member
Atari 5200. Looked like this. Our first home computer though was the 400 with that crazy cartridge lid that popped open like a Delorean door
That's a genius idea!
Some more:
...how about...
...or...
.
I've played the first two you mentioned. God damn, the graphics in TFX were damn good for its time. Can't remember the story of Operation Stealth, though i know i've played it. I think i may have been too young to understand the story at the time, but i think i enjoyed quite a bit anyway. Maybe it's time to download it again and have a nostalgia trip.
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
Yeah, it blew my mind. You could look around the cockpit, if I recall correctly.
EDIT: Download it from where...? I want it! Spoiler alert: I particularly remember the cool trick cigarette that was only ever useful at the end. Awesome game.
Gorky 17 (Odium in the US). Some kind of Fallout-inspired radioactive monster adventure. I think it was Polish made, and actually pretty good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8rKazWfqOw
Also: Clonk. It's basically Terraria, only it's been out for more then 15 years.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbgDjqSfpe0
Nox?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8rKazWfqOw
Also: Clonk. It's basically Terraria, only it's been out for more then 15 years.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbgDjqSfpe0
Nox?
Classic. Played it on Atari ST. It got a sequel, too.
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
I never got the sequel. Any good?
ResidentDante
Member
I miss some of the dark, claustrophobic shooters from that time.