Better than Mariokart 64
I want that Bubsy
In the thread.
On the contrary, this game brings back bad memories.
Damn bastard video game, inside this children's cover, there is a game more difficult than the devil himself.
Plenty of jank in this one. But I remember that I really liked the way the game allowed you to attempt the objectives at the time of day of your choosing, not many games gave you that much freedom back then. Similar concept as the great escape, but that one was a lot more linear.
One of the best PlayStation games you’ve never played.
Silent Bomber is win but also it's mentioned in this type of thread every time, I barely feel like it's a forgotten game even if it's fairly niche.
When I was a kid I played Faery Tale Adventures on Mega Drive. I have very fond memories of it, but I've also never played it since then. It's sort of like Ultima or something. It was my first real RPG experience besides crap like Super Hydlide.
Also, I have fond memories of the game Corporation (aka Cyber-Cop in America), also on Mega Drive. It was a weird kind of... System Shock or Deus Ex style game, but also an extremely primitive FPS. It's a fascinating game but probably not really a good game.
Is it? Ha! I didn’t look, but I’m glad it’s not totally forgotten. I’d also say Ninja Five O but I’m sure that’s mentioned as well.
I guess if I had to go more obscure, it’d be something like the arcade game Food Fight.
I really liked that game. To bad High Moon is "gone", I wanted DW 2, but...Should have a remake/remaster
Kickmaster on NES. A friend and I rented it and spent all weekend playing it while listening to Twisted Sister's Stay Hungry record. Now these two are synonymous in my mind.
The game catches my attention, but he has the worst German accent I've ever heard.
Sound more like a farmer.
Codename: Outbreak. Shooter from 2001 kind of like smashup of Half Life and Delta Force.
Of course having catchy music always helps
Loved this little blue blob back in the day, there was something magical about it that I can't quite put my finger on. I just looked it up on Wikipedia to find out a bit more and I think this quote sums it up:
A Nintendo representative commented that Nintendo was "trying to stretch the kids' imaginations"
Mission accomplished, it did.
Yoo is that the point and click game where you are a little girl around some aquarium or something where you have to dive down?
Good ol Net Yaroze.
I was absolutely hooked on a load of these games. No wonder I love indies so much.Good ol Net Yaroze.
its called treasure cove. Used to play on my dads laptop.Yoo is that the point and click game where you are a little girl around some aquarium or something where you have to dive down?
It's really vague memories but I've been thinking about this game plenty of times but can't remember it's name.
By the way, I know most of these games in this thread.
Apparently I only remember games no one remembers lol.