The black blob that has to save his girlfriend from his ex girlfriend white blob
What was that name called?
I remember playing the demo for a jRPG on the PS1 back in the day. The encounters began with a screen melting effect and a swooshing sound if I remember correctly. Don't recall much else about it.
Legend of Dragoon maybe?
Skip to about 1:40 for the battle intro effect
There was a game I used to play on PC. It involved a bunch of people on an island. You could build things maybe and you solved mysteries on the island. It seemed like a mobile game but this was before the mobile game trend. I thought it was called islanders.
I remember playing a demo for some crazy PS1 game. It was japanese (I think), and super simple. You played as a white hand holding some kind of blue stick. And you had to navigate a maze without touching the walls. I think there was a timer too.
I remember playing a demo for some crazy PS1 game. It was japanese (I think), and super simple. You played as a white hand holding some kind of blue stick. And you had to navigate a maze without touching the walls. I think there was a timer too.
Sounds like Denryu Ira-Ira Bou.. I believe one version of it came out here as Irritating Stick.
OK, I've never played or seen the game before, but this has to be Irritating Stick.
Virtual Villagers?
The only game I can recall that I do not remember fully (and probably doesn't exist/made up in my child mind?) was a SNES game with two playable characters, pink and blue is all I remember and a girl and a boy. It had mechs I think? Anime styled? And it played like Metal Slug?
Gosh I don't even know if I fully remember it because it was when I was like 3 years old, so it might not even exist but that's all I remember.
I have one from the C64 era(maybe amiga, but 95% it was C64)..
you where this dude who was making music, and you had to collect samples in the city(they where different colors for their styles), then when you had enough you had to go back to you sampler/keyboard/computer and put them together to form some kind of rhythm, the game would then in some way judge the track and if it was good enough you could get to perform it(where you could do some extra things like clap, drums etc.), think the goal was to get a record deal.
I love this thread so much. It should be a sticky.
Are you sure it wasnt a Genesis game called Gunstar heroes?
Edit: Unless if you meant MegamanX......lol
Ok, time for a weird one... It was a 90's PC game about blue aliens that go into a house under a bed. They meet a living pencil and get chased by a cat. It was kind of a choose your own adventurey game with multiple paths, if I remember correctly. It was in that "sort of CGI, but not quite" style of computer games of that era. I played it on a Windows 3.1 if that helps...
I have one from the C64 era(maybe amiga, but 95% it was C64)..
you where this dude who was making music, and you had to collect samples in the city(they where different colors for their styles), then when you had enough you had to go back to you sampler/keyboard/computer and put them together to form some kind of rhythm, the game would then in some way judge the track and if it was good enough you could get to perform it(where you could do some extra things like clap, drums etc.), think the goal was to get a record deal.
It could've been Mega Drive, but no I don't think it was Gunstar Heroes... The playable female character was in pink and the male character was in blue. Or on the character select screen one side was pink and one side was blue? My memory is so foggy.
Also not Megaman lol.
I'm looking for a game I played as a kid.(around 95-99) I don't know the pattform but I'm quite sure it was a console since I think I played it against my brother, but could be that I'm mixing it up with SF2 here.
Its a fighting games and all I really remember is that two characters were robots(or robot looking) and one was blue and the other one was red.
I think one of the maps was the roof of a tall building.
Could be "To be on Top" with music from Chris Huelsbeck, who made Hits like Turrican and Apidya.
Could be a number of games, I'm sure, but I'll suggest Terminal Velocity as I feel that got some heavy demo play. I know I played it only as some form of shareware at a friend's house.Übermatik;171054227 said:Might as well try again... no-one's cracked this so far, though!
PC game, late 90's early 2000's, seemed to come pre-installed with the computer.
Anyway, it was a kind of flying/shooting game where you piloted a ship around space caves (best I can do...) environments varied from weird futuristic buildings to rugged terrain. There were a multitude of enemies, like robots that fired missiles at you. Anyway, I could have sworn the levels were procedurally generated - either that or it was one big random map, with random spawn points I believe... I always tried looking for particular places once I'd respawned but could never find them? Maybe I was just young and stupid(er). Either way it seemed big. Graphics were dark, early 3D... sprites too.
I'm trying to remember if it was open world, and I think it was... you seemed to be able to fly around at will. Remember playing this on either a Gateway 2000 PC.
Anyway, any guesses? Had a bunch of suggestions in the past but no such luck
Could be a number of games, I'm sure, but I'll suggest Terminal Velocity as I feel that got some heavy demo play. I know I played it only as some form of shareware at a friend's house.
Could always be something like Forsaken or Descent, too.
Here is one I'm being to doubt ever existed and is a figment of my childhood mind (like an imaginary friend)...
I remember it being a gift from my grandmother which is odd because she really isn't the gift giving type. It was for the NES and was a paint-style game (like Color A Dinosaur). This was before Mario Paint and my knowledge of MS Paint so it was something else. Not really, I can only recall it being incredibly boring. The cart sticker had a picture of a tiger. Like a photo of a real tiger not a cartoon tiger. This leads me to believe the game was called something along the lines to Tiger Art or Tiger Paint or Tiger Something Something. I sold it in a garage sale with my NES to fund my purchase of a SNES. Never saw it again.
GAF, what game is this?
Übermatik;171061466 said:Definitely not Terminal Velocity, Forsaken's graphics are way too good for it to be that (also not familiar at all) it COULD be Descent (remember someone else suggesting this), but I seem to remember the graphics being crappier and the setting as in space, not in 'corridors'... Only thing is, Descent's menu seems familiar.
Hmmm. Still not sold on it, though.
*EDIT* Just had another look at Terminal Velocity... some of it seems very familiar. Perhaps you were right. Again, still not convinced, but I think that' because a) it was a long time ago and b) there were a lot of similar games around that time.
If it help this was the same time as Blam! Machinehead.
*EDIT2* I'm now pretty sure it's Terminal Velocity! It has a kind of boost mechanic? I remember that. Did you take damage from collisions? 'Cos I remember that too. I think I must have had a demo disk, because I distinctly remember the dark/space levels, but I could never have been good enough at such a young age to actually get that far in the full game...
Heh, at first I thought of the horrible LJN Video Art Console, but the Tiger cover art says it's definetly Videomation for the NES.
wild guess would be "pajama sam", he is kind of a blue alien and almost everything talks
I remember my babysitters bringing over a game for the PS2 when I was young. It was an amine style RPG with an in game clock, and it involved time travel with a train. And there was some puzzle involving butterflies that were different colors of the rainbow.
I remember my babysitters bringing over a game for the PS2 when I was young. It was an amine style RPG with an in game clock, and it involved time travel with a train. And there was some puzzle involving butterflies that were different colors of the rainbow.
Maybe Radix: Beyond the Void.Übermatik;171054227 said:Might as well try again... no-one's cracked this so far, though!
PC game, late 90's early 2000's, seemed to come pre-installed with the computer.
Anyway, it was a kind of flying/shooting game where you piloted a ship around space caves (best I can do...) environments varied from weird futuristic buildings to rugged terrain. There were a multitude of enemies, like robots that fired missiles at you. Anyway, I could have sworn the levels were procedurally generated - either that or it was one big random map, with random spawn points I believe... I always tried looking for particular places once I'd respawned but could never find them? Maybe I was just young and stupid(er). Either way it seemed big. Graphics were dark, early 3D... sprites too.
I'm trying to remember if it was open world, and I think it was... you seemed to be able to fly around at will. Remember playing this on either a Gateway 2000 PC.
Anyway, any guesses? Had a bunch of suggestions in the past but no such luck
I'm looking for a SNES JRPG, where in the beginning of the game, you start out in the middle of the woods. You have party of what I think is 4-5 different people, and you fight a pack of wolves.
It's probably just a part of Chrono Trigger, I never believe that my memory is anything but bad.Tales of Phantasia?
Final Fantasy 2 might also fit the description of how the game starts better, but your fighting 4 knight horsemen, not wolves.
Edit: nvm, forgot FF2 (real FF2) was not on SNES....
Hi, sorry but I'm trying to remember the name of a game. It is not an old game, but an upcoming game.
I hope it's OK to ask here.
A few months ago I saw a picture of a upcoming indie PS4 game (I think?). It is 2D. Two players standing on a fixed screen, one on the left, the other on the right. The characters had some sort of weapon on their hands. They shoot (?) and hit a flying ball trying to score a goal on the opposing side.
It felt like some kind of futuristic sport, with the graphics reminiscent of the 16-bit era.
Anyone has any idea what game this is? It's driving me crazy...
That looks really weird.Sounds like Gunsport, by Necrosoft Games:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc8zaslMkgo
Sounds like Gunsport, by Necrosoft Games:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc8zaslMkgo
Hi all - made an own thread about this but will post it where it belongs now!
Seeking help remembering an old game - Commodore64 or Amiga 500
For many years I've been trying to track down a game I (vaguely) remember, but haven't had much luck. I've tried on Lemon64 and Amiga forums some years ago, but recently this memory started to bug me again so I would like to start the search again - and figure why not ask GAF?
The game is most certainly from Commodore 64 or Amiga 500 - very low chance it was on Commodore 4+ (would be funny).
In my memory it is a 2D scroller akin to Rick Dangerous. I clearly remember shooting at soldiers in gray uniform and them collapsing into a pile of bones. I also clearly remember being able to put on the gray uniform and walking through holes in the wall. I remember the screens had a sky and ground (not caves). I don't remember if there were ladders.
Perhaps you have sometime to share some thoughts?
let's go!
Hi all - made an own thread about this but will post it where it belongs now!
Seeking help remembering an old game - Commodore64 or Amiga 500
For many years I've been trying to track down a game I (vaguely) remember, but haven't had much luck. I've tried on Lemon64 and Amiga forums some years ago, but recently this memory started to bug me again so I would like to start the search again - and figure why not ask GAF?
The game is most certainly from Commodore 64 or Amiga 500 - very low chance it was on Commodore 4+ (would be funny).
In my memory it is a 2D scroller akin to Rick Dangerous. I clearly remember shooting at soldiers in gray uniform and them collapsing into a pile of bones. I also clearly remember being able to put on the gray uniform and walking through holes in the wall. I remember the screens had a sky and ground (not caves). I don't remember if there were ladders.
Perhaps you have sometime to share some thoughts?
let's go!
I'll move my comments to here!
My first thought was a member of the Joe Blade family. Certainly has grey uniforms - which I'm pretty sure you can disguise yourself as - and I think I recall characters collapsing into piles of bones.