Games you wonder if anyone else has played...
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SaGa Frontiers 1 and 2
E.V.O (Snes)
The Soulblazer Games (Illusion of Gaia, Soulblazer, Terranigma)
Steambot Chronicles
Legend of Mana
Folklore
Freedom Force and Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich
Septerra Core
The Longest Journey
E.V.O (Snes)
The Soulblazer Games (Illusion of Gaia, Soulblazer, Terranigma)
Steambot Chronicles
Legend of Mana
Folklore
Freedom Force and Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich
Septerra Core
The Longest Journey
Hey! I remember Uplink!
Classic game in its time. I could get so far but then I just couldn't log in and get out without covering my traces. Suffering from lack of manual methinks... A pity, because it was tense and beautifully done.
Classic game in its time. I could get so far but then I just couldn't log in and get out without covering my traces. Suffering from lack of manual methinks... A pity, because it was tense and beautifully done.
I played Gaia and Soulblazer, but not Terranigma (I should probably find a ROM).PedroSteckecilo said:
Legend of Mana was good, I never completed it though.
And I saw it was mentioned a few points back, but I desperately love Lufia II, its the best of the series.
of the ones people have mentioned:
future cop, uplink both awesome games.
legend of dragoon (only ever had the demo, damn i want that game)
Psi-ops was amazing for PC, failed a bit for ps2 tho (the controls just didn't work as well)
played grim fandango (and all other lucasarts point and clicks)
Vagrant Story? That had a great combat and weapon crafting system, but was just a dungeon crawler.
Call of Juarez, fairly big and modern game, but no one seems to have played it, which is a shame as i thought it was an awesome game.
Jurrassic park: Trespasser. Boy was that game ahead of it's time, with a physics engine where you could go around and pick everything up, basic ragdoll's e.t.c for the dino's. It was buggy as hell mind
Hammerfall - An indie game, which is really really fun, i wish there was a full version.
future cop, uplink both awesome games.
legend of dragoon (only ever had the demo, damn i want that game)
Psi-ops was amazing for PC, failed a bit for ps2 tho (the controls just didn't work as well)
played grim fandango (and all other lucasarts point and clicks)
Vagrant Story? That had a great combat and weapon crafting system, but was just a dungeon crawler.
Call of Juarez, fairly big and modern game, but no one seems to have played it, which is a shame as i thought it was an awesome game.
Jurrassic park: Trespasser. Boy was that game ahead of it's time, with a physics engine where you could go around and pick everything up, basic ragdoll's e.t.c for the dino's. It was buggy as hell mind
Hammerfall - An indie game, which is really really fun, i wish there was a full version.
I beat that game. It took me about three days playing it straight. It didn't feel very fluid to me. But. I loved to environments and graphics. Especially when you climbed Eagle Rock!. The just isn't enough western games out there.Kiytan said:
I wanna know who else has played D2 for DREAMCAST.
that people have mentioned, i've played:
-halfway through the first 2 .hack//GU games
-Myst 1 and 3 halfway through
But speaking of Mdk, has anybody played the original? I played it way back in day. I don't even remember where I got the game. It was actually really fun once i learned what all the controls were. The boss of the first level where you have to snipe him was pretty epic in retrospect. Although, the entire game I had no idea what was going on other than they shot at you >.>.
-halfway through the first 2 .hack//GU games
-Myst 1 and 3 halfway through
But speaking of Mdk, has anybody played the original? I played it way back in day. I don't even remember where I got the game. It was actually really fun once i learned what all the controls were. The boss of the first level where you have to snipe him was pretty epic in retrospect. Although, the entire game I had no idea what was going on other than they shot at you >.>.
yup, had the exact same experience. confusing as it was, i knew it was good.Faeanor said:
Also anyone played syndicate for the SNES? To this day i still don't have a clue what to do for that game
edit: Forgot to add gladius: When i first bought the game, i figured it would be a blood-bath beat the crap game, boy was i surprised. After playing it tho it turned out to be a really good , and insanely huge, game. (seriously 50+hours with the end nowhere in sight)
You should check out a few games - Gun, Red Dead Revolver, and Darkwatch. The first two are straight-up westerns, 3rd and 1st person respectively. I played Gun myself, it's pretty good. It's available for pretty much every platform I think. Darkwatch is a western/horror, there's like zombies and vampires and stuff in it. It's on PS2 and original XBox, I think.Irrok the Wide said:
Geneforge!
Indie game company take traditional magic elfy fantasy setting, shoots it in the face and fashions beauty from its leaky corpse. No one ever plays it ever, so I am left shouting into a void about how cool it is having actual complex moral decisions to make. Where the hell else would you find that in gaming?
Indie game company take traditional magic elfy fantasy setting, shoots it in the face and fashions beauty from its leaky corpse. No one ever plays it ever, so I am left shouting into a void about how cool it is having actual complex moral decisions to make. Where the hell else would you find that in gaming?
Oh yes, and the much mentioned Darwinia and Uplink, along with Introversion's third game Defcon, are all available on Steam, so go and get them.
Darwinia and it's forthcoming multiplayer expansion Multiwinia are coming to Xbox Live Arcade as well.
Darwinia and it's forthcoming multiplayer expansion Multiwinia are coming to Xbox Live Arcade as well.