I played the shit out of that game. The only bit I really didn't like were the racing sequences.Vault101 said:
Anyhow, it's a bit recent but Brink for the Xbox360.
Games you're convinced nobody else is playing?
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Anyhow, it's a bit recent but Brink for the Xbox360.
Not playing it now but Psi-Ops is still one of the most innovative games I've ever played. Why won't they make a current gen version?SycoMantis91 said:
Henry Hatsworth.
I bought it the day it came out and I liked it so much that I just replay the whole thing occasionally (other games I do this with include God Hand and Zone of the Enders 2). Now happens to be one of those times.
I'm also playing the PSP port of the DS remake of Masoukishin: The Lord of Elemental. I never finished either of the previous versions, so I thought I'd finally get all the endings before I play the sequel (they came bundled together). I very much doubt anyone else on this site is playing it because it's in Japanese and has a lot of text. Being tri-lingual is totally sweet.
I bought it the day it came out and I liked it so much that I just replay the whole thing occasionally (other games I do this with include God Hand and Zone of the Enders 2). Now happens to be one of those times.
I'm also playing the PSP port of the DS remake of Masoukishin: The Lord of Elemental. I never finished either of the previous versions, so I thought I'd finally get all the endings before I play the sequel (they came bundled together). I very much doubt anyone else on this site is playing it because it's in Japanese and has a lot of text. Being tri-lingual is totally sweet.
The local Blockbuster is going out of business and so they're having a sell-off of all their games and dvds. I was browsing the selection when I came across Tenchu Z. I had always thought the Tenchu games were pretty fun, and seeing as how this one was priced at $7 (only ended up paying $5 since it was "on sale" ) so I decided, "Meh, why the hell not?" I get one and have my ninja assassin fun through the campaign, quickly developing one big complaint of "This is just the same 7 levels over and over and over again...", but all and all I found it to be fun. Decided I wanted to see what the multiplayer was like and I got the famous message that heralds the game you're playing as a dead title: "No games could be found." Soooooo yeah, pretty sure that no one plays that game anymore.
For about a year or so ago, I tried to play a mutliplayer macth on Madballs in Babo:invasion. I found no servers. I turned on the game for a second ago, to check if it somehow had sprung back into life. Sadly it hasn't. It's a shame, as it was a rather fun game...
I have that game. I've actually been considering playing it again recently, in an attempt to actually beat it, something I've never managed to do. Not getting numemon isn't that hard. Just train it up, and take it to the toilet whenever it wants.ExplosionProofTaco said:
I'm playing Okami again. Never beat it last time, and someone stole my Wii with the save file on it.
Holy hell it's depressingly great. It's depressing because I know it never got the attention it deserved, and the studio that made it shut down. It's actually contending for my best game of all time.
Holy hell it's depressingly great. It's depressing because I know it never got the attention it deserved, and the studio that made it shut down. It's actually contending for my best game of all time.
I just want to thank you for making me barrel into a flashback of that brief golden period I was playing Black Ops with my friend and this cool American guy before my friend went off to University (he's a few years older than me).Caramel Frappe said:
OT: Not really anything I can think of, but I had a disturbing revery a while ago. Any MMO or forum, no matter how terrible (as long as it's in business) has a dedicated community, with people who stand out and are generally known, and are something of experts of the gameplay and the social standard of the game or forum. Even things like Evony or Travian. All those MMOs you see advertised in the banners of places like Newgrounds that you just think "christ, those look god-awful." That depresses me a little, for some reason.
Since the op said to tell people if we're playing / have played a game that they listed :
I have played Iji. I would point out that it's free, and very fun. Sort of semi-linear metroidvania; it's split into levels, but each level is large and has secrets to discover.
I also played Mark of Kri, though I haven't finished it yet and don't have access to my ps2 right now.
As far as obscure games I've played or I am playing:
Kya: Dark Lineage on ps2. An ok platformer. It's not bad, but it isn't good either :/
I'm currently playing Desperadoes: Wanted Dead or Alive after getting it from GOG. It's the same gameplay as the Commandoes games, but in the Wild West
:I have played Iji. I would point out that it's free, and very fun. Sort of semi-linear metroidvania; it's split into levels, but each level is large and has secrets to discover.
I also played Mark of Kri, though I haven't finished it yet and don't have access to my ps2 right now.
As far as obscure games I've played or I am playing:
Kya: Dark Lineage on ps2. An ok platformer. It's not bad, but it isn't good either :/
I'm currently playing Desperadoes: Wanted Dead or Alive after getting it from GOG. It's the same gameplay as the Commandoes games, but in the Wild West
Until I met my housemate, I was convinced that no one outside of the Internet had played the original Deus Ex I often tend to play games that others around me don't play/ haven't heard of. When everyone else was playing Modern Warfare I was playing stuff like Far Cry 2 and Splinter Cell. Also it seemed people weren't aware of Battlefield Bad Company until the second came out with the intention of being a CoD beater. Boom, instant hype. I kind of enjoyed the first one though, probably more than the second.
Note: I know these aren't obscure in any way.
I often tend to play games that others around me don't play/ haven't heard of. When everyone else was playing Modern Warfare I was playing stuff like Far Cry 2 and Splinter Cell. Also it seemed people weren't aware of Battlefield Bad Company until the second came out with the intention of being a CoD beater. Boom, instant hype. I kind of enjoyed the first one though, probably more than the second.Note: I know these aren't obscure in any way.
Bioshock 2, picked it up at gamestop for 9 bucks one account of I was bored, I don't get why it got bashed so much...but then again I never played the first so I shouldn't talk.
To date; I've only ever seen Grandia 2 in one person's game collection. I haven't played that game in about 10 years but I loved it. I've been searching for it for years but can't find it anywhere.
