This sounds very much like some of the Dragon Quest games. I know that Dragon Quest IV was re-released on the PS1 and I seem to recall you having to use the "mod rod" to turn into an animal at one point.rabiddoughnuts said:The game I am looking for,I am pretty sure was on a sega console though I am not sure which one and it might have been on ps1, this would have been late 90s maybe early 2000, but definitely before xbox came out, it was an RPG and you were a young male hero out to save a princess at the start, but then it kind of evolves into saving the kingdom after you save her, i believe the characters almost looked like super early final fantasy sprites when traveling like kinda short squat little things, and there were lots of major scenery changes as you went to like magical realms and different areas of the kingdom, there were lots of little unique items and weird powers you could get to help navigate puzzles and combat, and one as silly as it was, was a ring that would turn you into a beaver type animal.
not this one either...it was around 2000-2005 when I played it. So it probably came out in the 90'sRelativityMan said:Maybe one of the Carnivores games? The series was a dino hunting sim, with the exception of Carnivores: Cityscape. I've only played the first one, which didn't have exploding arrows, but did have a crossbow.almosteasy said:nope its not that one I dont remember the game really having much story it was just to kill dinosSkyclimber said:I suspect you're talking about Turok: Dinosaur Hunter. Is this the weapon you were talking about? http://turok.wikia.com/wiki/Tek_Bowalmosteasy said:Looking for an old Dinosaur shooting game. The game was 3d with very pixelated graphics on pc. I don't remember a lot about the game but it had a few different locations to hunt dinos and there was a bow that shot exploding arrows.
Try vagrant story.aneccentric said:I played this PS1 game when I was a kid, around 12-14 years ago (if not more). You had to choose to play as a boy or a girl and you woke up in this empty house and had to make your way out of if. It was a little scary, at least at the time. Not far from the house was another house with a witch flying around in front of it. You could battle her, I think and enter the house where lots of creatures and generally scary things were. I think you had to collect points, but what the purpose of those points were, I don't remember. I have a vague memory of a labyrinth and different quests you had to do. I might have been playing the trial version over and over, but unfortunately, I don't remember much other than that it was really fun. I think the cover had a brunette girl and a blonde boy on it.
That's it! Thanks Pixelhunter, never thought somebody could remember it.Pixelhunter said:Should be "Urban Assault" (1998).Daniel Nevis said:Hello guys!
I have this one for you, would appreciate if anyone could tell the name of it.
Excuse me in advance if it has already been guessed earlier in the thread but it's quite a hard task to read through all the 822 pages so far.
So, here's what I recall about the game basics:
- Likely, it's a 90s PC game I played on Win95 or Win98 - cannot remember.
- It's a 3D RTS futuristic game, with an ability to switch POV from 3d person to 2d and 1st person perspective.
- Graphics were not of a best quality (unless my memory twisted it).
Description:
- The action takes places at various levels/scenes, but mostly in a ruined city/megapolis or smth.
- You/your unit is a floating battle station 15-20 tall, which normally floats 10-15 meters above the ground, armed with some simple cannons/lasers/rockets. You can switch guns (FPS view) which are placed at, I guess, 4 sides of the station to have 360 angle view of the surroundings.
- You can create different ground units like tanks, helicopters that you can switch to and control or the AI will do it itself.
- The mission is to destroy your enemies station and its units, like you yourself have.
- There are several fractions you can play for/against. The ones that I remember are humans, aliens, robots and some other (one of them are some creatures that have a station looking like a prison building with a floating sound of an organ,).
- You can also teleport the station to different locations, but this will drain your power level, as well as creating units. If it goes to 0, you're regarded as dead. In order to re-charge, you need to teleport your self to re-charge platforms - the place where you usually meet your enemy station.
- Multiplayer, if I'm not mistaken or AI controlled stations up to ~4 on a map.
That's, probably, all I remember about it.
I hope someone will recall this one, so thanks in advance!
Rainbow Islands Extra [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FViHQf5v8Yo]? =)darrenbeauchamp said:When I was a kid (somewhere in the mid-90s) I had this platformer game on my SEGA where a little guy paved the way through the dungeons with rainbows. He made kind of rainbow steps and went up and up, collected rubies and staff on the way, and at the end of each level he met a monster boss, whom he fought with the same rainbows (you had to hit the boss with rainbows until their lives were all gone). Mechanics are pretty generic, but it was quite cute. I would love to play it on an emulator, but I do not remember the title (
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EDIT: I knew I remembered that one... the fourth is City Connection.
Thank you so much both of you. You made it possible to pass on the next level: no. 10Midwoka said:These ones are Pac-Mania, Spy Hunter, and Paperboy. =)ady_arcade said:[http://postimg.org/image/46uw0kktqj/]![]()
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You're quite welcome mate! Those are seriously underrated games, I love 'em.blitzhilma said:YES that was it! thank you! 1 down 2 to go!KaiYLowell said:I'm not entirely sure - I don't recall fusing pieces - but could this be a Spectrobes game?blitzhilma said:I have 3 games...
Second game was for the DS a lot more memories with this one...
-was not fossil fighters
-started with an M i think
-you dug up pieces of things and fused them together to make monsters
-they fought
-really cant remember the monsters but you's scan little sparkles on the feild to find items
-defiantly a E - E10 rating
It was indeed Yoda's Challenge, thank you so much!RelativityMan said:Maybe Star Wars: Yoda's Challenge - Activity Center or Star Wars: Jar Jar's Journey Adventure Book? Not sure, when it comes to episode 1 I'd rather just play Star Wars: Pit Droids and try to forget the rest...Drew Barnett said:Ok one more and I'm done. I remember an old Star Wars game for the PC that I've never been able to find anywhere. It was a point and click game that involved you saving Jar-Jar Binks from droids attacking him. He was going on a path through the woods (probably on Endor). It is possible that this was one game on a disk with multiple games on it, I'm not sure. I specifically remember Jar-Jar causing a bunch of logs to fall down a hill on to some droids. Please help I'm desperate, I haven't found it anywhere.
Not sure if you will still need these as you moved on to next stage, but;ady_arcade said:Thank you.