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[How About No]

Had no idea about the PSX Cool Spot game, looks neat.

What was that game that looked like some generic fantasy adventure game, but was secretly about Skittles? Because that's my vote for the best licensed game.

That is literally the beginning and end of my knowledge on this game

 

[Jazz573]

Had no idea about the PSX Cool Spot game, looks neat.

That is literally the beginning and end of my knowledge on this game

More like Darkened Skittle.

 

[Blanquito]

Or...

Yo Noid crushed my soul as a child.

 

[bobawesome]

Had no idea about the PSX Cool Spot game, looks neat.

That is literally the beginning and end of my knowledge on this game

For years I thought EGM was pulling my leg when they said there were Skittles in the game.

Yo Noid crushed my soul as a child.

If I could sum up my childhood in one game, it would be Yo! Noid.

 

[KHlover]

As a kid this game was legit fun. As an adult...bleargh

 

[xzeldax3]

I can't believe this was added to BC. Gonna jump in after work!

 

[ArjanN]

Had no idea about the PSX Cool Spot game, looks neat.

That is literally the beginning and end of my knowledge on this game

Is that Joe Mad cover art?

 

[SatelliteOfLove]

It's also the first video game Kotarou Uchikoshi worked on. He made the 3D models.

No shit? Huh.

Like when I found out Takahashi is a Falcom expat.

 

[User 479360]

Although it was simple, Crash Course was a blast and kept me invested for hours. I'd keep returning to try to 100% it and beat friends -- something I almost NEVER do.

I ended up getting 100%, but never finished Crash Course 2. I didn't like its structure and design.

 

[Fantomas]

Who am I kidding, that game sucked.

That game is the sequel to this one

 

[threelights]

You guys forgot about Pepsiman

It took 35 posts...

GAF is long past it's prime...

 

[Jazz573]

No shit? Huh.

Like when I found out Takahashi is a Falcom expat.

Yep. It's the same company that made Ever17.

 

[Dennis]

HUELEN10 sold out.

 

[Maintenance]

I like subtle sponsors.

 

[Lazaro]

Did you know, Domino's crash course was on the Windows 8 store briefly. With Xbox Achievements and touch,M/Kb and controller support. Except it wasn't free lol.

Anyway I guess I better finish off the 360 version while theirs a community. I think there were a few Live multiplayer achievements to achieve.

 

[Accoun]

Apparently it was Pepsi Max branded only on PC (not even sure if there were Pepsi ads in game). It was known as Xtreme Sports in US and on GBC and Sega Extreme sports on Dreamcast in rest of the world.
Probably was terrible, but I remember having at least some fun with it as a kid.

 

[Fortinbras]

Crash Course is a very good game but I preferred Crash Course 2.

 

[woolley]

I was a big fan of the game that came with Captain Crunch. Always trying to get better times on levels.

 

[00ich]

Apparently it was Pepsi Max branded only on PC (not even sure if there were Pepsi ads in game). It was known as Xtreme Sports in US and on GBC and Sega Extreme sports on Dreamcast in rest of the world.
Probably was terrible, but I remember having at least some fun with it as a kid.

I really liked it on Dreamcast. Plus it had a nice soundtrack.

 

[Adam Tyner]

Mick and Mack: Global Gladiators wasn't aggressively McDonald's-themed and was one of my favorites from the Genesis era. I picked it up after seeing a wildly enthusiastic review in one of the gaming mags at the time.

 

[User 479360]

This was the food sponsored game that got the most game time from me. Loved it as a kid.

 

[The Technomancer]

I was a big fan of the game that came with Captain Crunch. Always trying to get better times on levels.

Is that...Sonic?