Omegabalmung9
Member
Used to own this. Was Terrible at it.
![Dragon%20Seeds%20[U]%20[SLUS-00734]-front.jpg](http://www.emuparadise.me/PSX/Covers/Dragon%20Seeds%20[U]%20[SLUS-00734]-front.jpg)
Freaking loved Dragon Seeds. I was ok at the game and gotten to the point where I had to retire my dragons because they got too old lol.
How about these two:
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Freaking loved Dragon Seeds. I was ok at the game and gotten to the point where I had to retire my dragons because they got too old lol.
How about these two:
Played the NES version some, but not Gameboy.
Got mediocre reviews but I loved it.
I loved this game too.
NinjamicWZ
Banned
I don't think I've ever seen anyone else mention Vexx. I thought it was pretty damn good.
Vexx, Dr Muto, I-Ninja and Metal Arms... the 3D platformers on PS2 that weren't Jak & Daxter, Ratchet & Clank or Sly Cooper that nobody enjoyed. I liked 'em... especially I Ninja.
Pipomantis
Member
Neo Turf Masters on Neo Geo Pocket. So good.
(Still booting this on the subway from time to time)
Glorious_Paradox
Member
I bet none of you has heard about Moonstone? A strategy/real time fighting/rpg game from the nineties for the Amiga. It was really graphic for it's time and you could decapitate your enemies and so on.
Nah, played it. Moonstone is probably my favorite Amiga game of all time!
To contribute: whenever we have threads like these I always need to bring up and Disciples II: The Dark Prophecy. I've never met anyone else who'd played this game, which is a real shame. It's a turn-based strategy game similar in gameplay to the Heroes of Might and Magic series, but much better in my opinion.
What I absolutely loved about this game is its beautiful graphics and music, which lend it a majestic, slightly melancholic dark fantasy tone. The closest thing (loosely) in atmosphere and presentation I can think of in recent times is Demons Souls and Dark Souls.
There are different races, lots of magic, different heroes to choose from and level up, and the story isn't too bad either. If you're even remotely interested in turn based strategy games, give it a shot!
Teknopathetic
Member
Attack Retrieve Capture, AKA ARC. Made by two of the founders of Popcap like 20 years ago. Top Down multiplayer online CTF game.
Shattered Galaxy, made by Nexon 13-ish years ago.
Netwits, Online faux-TV game show on the MSN Zone 15-ish years ago.
Shattered Galaxy, made by Nexon 13-ish years ago.
Played it briefly, didn't care for it.
I'll see your Playstation CCS and raise you the Dreamcast one.Also this, maybe:
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http://www.mondemul.net/screens/rom...ory 1 Card Captor Sakura CD2-PSX-NTSC-JAP.jpg
I don't remember much about it other than I beat it in less than three hours.
It comes in this ridiculous huge box containing a body pillow cover, a clock, and a friggin' pancake utensil set with a fork, spoon, plate, and plate holder. Oh and there's a game in there somewhere.
You don't play as Sakura, but rather as Tomoyo recording Sakura with a video camera.
Lapidus' Beard
Member
Anyone ever play this gem?
One of the worst adventure games ever made.
Yep! Still freaked out by the sounds on the old records though.
Chip's fucking Challenge... This thread is a veritable gold mine!
Monty Mole
Member
Vampire (C64)
Milk Race (C64)
Slurpy (C64)
ZUB (C64)
CJ's Elephant Antics (C64)
Action Biker (C64)
Granny's Garden (BBC Micro)
Hoi (Amiga)
Network Q RAC Rally Championship (PC)
Dizasterblaster (C64)
And.. it seems... ...
Monty on the Run (C64)
Milk Race (C64)
Slurpy (C64)
ZUB (C64)
CJ's Elephant Antics (C64)
Action Biker (C64)
Granny's Garden (BBC Micro)
Hoi (Amiga)
Network Q RAC Rally Championship (PC)
Dizasterblaster (C64)
And.. it seems...
...Monty on the Run (C64)
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I made a text adventure in MS BASIC once. I didn't even play it myself!
Lumpy Onion
Member
I love this thread. Some of these titles feel really alien to me. Particularly most of the older euro and US computer releases like c64, Atari ST, Amiga, etc. it's like some bizarro gaming childhood I never got to experience.
That's explain the set.
Spazznid
Member
I can't think of anything I've played that was that obscure. Best I can do is this stupid flash game I spent most of my college IT class playing called Nanaca Crash:
Basically you decide the angle and power with which you get him by some girl on a bike, then you try and stay it motion as long as possible to set distance records. It might be my favourite game. Also it's flash.
I hate you for that new bookmark of mine....
Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
- You are a f***ing dragon
- You breath FIRE, yeah that's right!
- You eat virgins to fill up your fire meter
- You fight two-headed dragons
- Hell yeah!
- made almost 30 years ago
Aerosmith PC game from 1995 that came with a plektrum that was ued to strum along to the rythm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Jdd26HZW34
I have this but I broke my airguitar
And.. it seems...
I was gonna post Auf Wiedersehen Monty but then I remembered that there is a guy with a monty avatar here
Google imaged (nsfw) the name. Yep that's it. I played this game when i was 3-4 yrs old . I recognize those face icons and those creepy hands. Not gonna lie, judging from these pics popping up on google, you gotta be desperate to hunt down and play this game lol.
EDIT: heres a pic of the cover. thankfully sfw
XiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
Yep, had that as a kid also.
LucasArts PC game in the early 90s? Pretty sure plenty on GAF would've played that. I know I did.
Looks like one other person also played Begin, so my post didn't hold up. Only other game I can possibly think of that might qualify for the topic (and isn't a cancelled game I worked on while in development) is Project: Space Station. That game still amazes me in how much content they crammed in.
For my first computer, a Texas TI99/4A, you could buy games from ads in a computer magazine. The games arrived on paper, and you had to enter the code yourself before you could play it.
There are so many games posted here that I remember fondly, and some that I hate. Mostly though, the nostalgic feeling tends to overwhelm you and everything looks fine in retrospect. Good times.
There are so many games posted here that I remember fondly, and some that I hate. Mostly though, the nostalgic feeling tends to overwhelm you and everything looks fine in retrospect. Good times.
Monty Mole
Member
I was gonna post Auf Wiedersehen Monty but then I remembered that there is a guy with a monty avatar here
Auf Wiedersehen Monty was fucking awesome. And it has the absolute best title music of any game ever. And WAY WAY ahead of its time.
If anyone wants to know just how incredible the C64 SID chip is, then listen to this beauty:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfkES0NsH4o
Yes, that was really coming out of a computer released in 1982, 31 years ago!!
There are so many games in here that I never heard about!
And a few I played, Disciples II for example (not better than HoMM, no), Ring of Red, Picross 3D.
OK lemme try mine:
ASCII Enterprise game (no pics for obvious reasons) from era when there were no games with graphics.
Stars! Cant find any pics either...
Never see Majesty games mentioned on gaf either.
And a few I played, Disciples II for example (not better than HoMM, no), Ring of Red, Picross 3D.
OK lemme try mine:
ASCII Enterprise game (no pics for obvious reasons) from era when there were no games with graphics.
Stars! Cant find any pics either...
Never see Majesty games mentioned on gaf either.
Augemitbutter
Member
Conqueror - A.D. 1086
i think this one is forgotten. nobody talks about it anywhere.
a DOS/Win 95 game. game had variety, that's what pulled me in originally.
build your castle, and strategic gameplay.
real time castle invasion. battle 100something knights on your way to the top. very simplistic battle system. the mechanics get old after two battles, but it was cool to play, because you had knights fighting. that's the story of real time combat for most of pc gaming at that time.
you can waifu the girls. casual emblem awakening is just a knock-off. they don't look that bad for pixels, which was surprising.
let's not talk about the jousting. terrible, terrible, terrible controls and just random.
all of this combined made a fun game somehow. not AAA+ BBQ quality, but you kept coming back for more.
bonus track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc4bHWFkjEs
i think this one is forgotten. nobody talks about it anywhere.
a DOS/Win 95 game. game had variety, that's what pulled me in originally.
build your castle, and strategic gameplay.
real time castle invasion. battle 100something knights on your way to the top. very simplistic battle system. the mechanics get old after two battles, but it was cool to play, because you had knights fighting. that's the story of real time combat for most of pc gaming at that time.
you can waifu the girls. casual emblem awakening is just a knock-off. they don't look that bad for pixels, which was surprising.
let's not talk about the jousting. terrible, terrible, terrible controls and just random.
all of this combined made a fun game somehow. not AAA+ BBQ quality, but you kept coming back for more.
bonus track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc4bHWFkjEs
Nah, played it. Moonstone is probably my favorite Amiga game of all time!
To contribute: whenever we have threads like these I always need to bring up and Disciples II: The Dark Prophecy. I've never met anyone else who'd played this game, which is a real shame. It's a turn-based strategy game similar in gameplay to the Heroes of Might and Magic series, but much better in my opinion.
What I absolutely loved about this game is its beautiful graphics and music, which lend it a majestic, slightly melancholic dark fantasy tone. The closest thing (loosely) in atmosphere and presentation I can think of in recent times is Demons Souls and Dark Souls.
There are different races, lots of magic, different heroes to choose from and level up, and the story isn't too bad either. If you're even remotely interested in turn based strategy games, give it a shot!
I played Disciples II almost daily for a full year... great game!!! =)
Got mediocre reviews but I loved it.
You're not the only one.
After so many years still didnt know how to improve the card leader.
Loved this one, unfortunately the third was not good like the second.
Mr Nash
square pies = communism
Nah, played it. Moonstone is probably my favorite Amiga game of all time!
To contribute: whenever we have threads like these I always need to bring up and Disciples II: The Dark Prophecy. I've never met anyone else who'd played this game, which is a real shame. It's a turn-based strategy game similar in gameplay to the Heroes of Might and Magic series, but much better in my opinion.
What I absolutely loved about this game is its beautiful graphics and music, which lend it a majestic, slightly melancholic dark fantasy tone. The closest thing (loosely) in atmosphere and presentation I can think of in recent times is Demons Souls and Dark Souls.
There are different races, lots of magic, different heroes to choose from and level up, and the story isn't too bad either. If you're even remotely interested in turn based strategy games, give it a shot!
I love Disciples II. Played it like crazy when it came out. I remember seeing people get into arguments back then as to which they liked better, this or HoMM 3.
Monty Mole
Member
I bet no one played Evil Zone on PS1.
Really cool fighting game with over the top attacks.
Oh Titus! Whenever I saw that logo on a game I avoided it like the plague. I don't think they developed/published a single good game ever. Maybe this was an exception.
XiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
Pretty sure there's a core group of faithful Disciples fans on GAF. Most of the threads are several years old though.
Yep, had that as a kid also.
LucasArts PC game in the early 90s? Pretty sure plenty on GAF would've played that. I know I did.
Looks like one other person also played Begin, so my post didn't hold up. Only other game I can possibly think of that might qualify for the topic (and isn't a cancelled game I worked on while in development) is Project: Space Station. That game still amazes me in how much content they crammed in.
OMG that looks absolutely amazing. Would have loved having that game as a kid.
Majukun
Member
played thisWrath of the Black Manta
345triangle
Member
Corridor 7. What a strangely compelling game. Of course, it simply played like a souped-up Wolfenstein 3D.
definitely played this when i was about nine.
Screaming Meat
Unconfirmed Member
No one seemed to have played Panther on the C64. Huh.
Played! Great game. I think Midwinter was around that time, right?
Played and completed. Skidoos for the win!
Okay, how about this?
I must admit, I didn't quite understand what I was doing at the time, but I enjoyed it anyway.
...or have you played...
...how about this...
...and what about this bad boy, the singularly amazing...
Hunter, probably the first 3d game with different vehicles and an open world to explore:
Played! Great game. I think Midwinter was around that time, right?
I was hooked to this at one point.
Played and completed. Skidoos for the win!
Okay, how about this?
I must admit, I didn't quite understand what I was doing at the time, but I enjoyed it anyway.
...or have you played...
...how about this...
...and what about this bad boy, the singularly amazing...
One of my favorite game from PS1
I've played this!
Your favourite game? Well, haven't seen this before.
I don't really remember much... but I loved it back then
Check out the specials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg4x0Cih4F4
XiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
Man, I spent countless hours in that game growing up...some of it just reading through all the text descriptions.
I played all of those!
For some reason seeing Midwinter II again also brings up PowerMonger to mind.