Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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Hello, everyone. I remember playing an old game, it was a sidescroller, and a pretty unfair one. You played as an alien. I know it has gotten a remake and in it you play as a pink rabbit with boxing gloves instead of an alien. It also had a really nice soundtrack and I remember it having a very weird name. I know thats not much Information to go on but it would be really nice if someone could help me ^^.
Thank god this thread is still active!! Hi, guys!
Okay, so I've been trying to figure out what this game is for MONTHS and i just can't remember!! I can remember bits of it even the front cover, the back, and some of the gameplay, but i'm not entirely sure. It's like a math/science/educational game. The theme of the game isn't that typical "kid-friendly" with lots of colors and smiles and stuff. I remember it having dark colors and set in an old factory/laboratory. For the graphics, it's like a pixel-ish type with a hint of 3d? maybe like handdrawn graphics? Like i said, i'm not sure. This screenshot of another game i found http://kayleyebenhack.weebly.com/uploads/2/3/5/3/23538434/2084143_orig.jpg has similar graphics to it, but NOT the female alien on the left. The setting is similar (with all the pipes, and lab stuff)
I dont remember much about the front cover but it had like a kid or a student on the side. The front cover looks very dark blue and shows the laboratory/old factory setting. I do remember the back cover more. It had like a sewage/pollution pipe with dirty water coming out of it. There's also this (maybe) mad scientist with white hair (?? not sure) which is like the antagonist/villain in the game. I believe the game was released maybe early 2000's or late 1990's. My cousin only gave it to me, and i don't have it anymore (since we moved to a different country.)
I only remember a little about the gameplay tho. I remember seeing numbers or solving or division or a lot of math stuff much like the photo above. But there's this part that i really like where you had to solve this math thing, and you have to press like a button, and out comes a hybrid animal from a machine with white smoke. I remember seeing a moose and a bear and i remember seeing the weight listed on the side??? PLEASE I NEED YOUR HELP. i don't even know why i want to remember this game! it's educational and i don't even remember playing it many times, but i. just. want. to. remember. i tried all the keywords to look it up. i just can't find it
help!
Okay, so I've been trying to figure out what this game is for MONTHS and i just can't remember!! I can remember bits of it even the front cover, the back, and some of the gameplay, but i'm not entirely sure. It's like a math/science/educational game. The theme of the game isn't that typical "kid-friendly" with lots of colors and smiles and stuff. I remember it having dark colors and set in an old factory/laboratory. For the graphics, it's like a pixel-ish type with a hint of 3d? maybe like handdrawn graphics? Like i said, i'm not sure. This screenshot of another game i found http://kayleyebenhack.weebly.com/uploads/2/3/5/3/23538434/2084143_orig.jpg has similar graphics to it, but NOT the female alien on the left. The setting is similar (with all the pipes, and lab stuff)
I dont remember much about the front cover but it had like a kid or a student on the side. The front cover looks very dark blue and shows the laboratory/old factory setting. I do remember the back cover more. It had like a sewage/pollution pipe with dirty water coming out of it. There's also this (maybe) mad scientist with white hair (?? not sure) which is like the antagonist/villain in the game. I believe the game was released maybe early 2000's or late 1990's. My cousin only gave it to me, and i don't have it anymore (since we moved to a different country.)
I only remember a little about the gameplay tho. I remember seeing numbers or solving or division or a lot of math stuff much like the photo above. But there's this part that i really like where you had to solve this math thing, and you have to press like a button, and out comes a hybrid animal from a machine with white smoke. I remember seeing a moose and a bear and i remember seeing the weight listed on the side??? PLEASE I NEED YOUR HELP. i don't even know why i want to remember this game! it's educational and i don't even remember playing it many times, but i. just. want. to. remember. i tried all the keywords to look it up. i just can't find it
help!
This isn't a Dr. Brain game, is it?gixnne said:Thank god this thread is still active!! Hi, guys!
Okay, so I've been trying to figure out what this game is for MONTHS and i just can't remember!! I can remember bits of it even the front cover, the back, and some of the gameplay, but i'm not entirely sure. It's like a math/science/educational game. The theme of the game isn't that typical "kid-friendly" with lots of colors and smiles and stuff. I remember it having dark colors and set in an old factory/laboratory. For the graphics, it's like a pixel-ish type with a hint of 3d? maybe like handdrawn graphics? Like i said, i'm not sure. This screenshot of another game i found http://kayleyebenhack.weebly.com/uploads/2/3/5/3/23538434/2084143_orig.jpg has similar graphics to it, but NOT the female alien on the left. The setting is similar (with all the pipes, and lab stuff)
I dont remember much about the front cover but it had like a kid or a student on the side. The front cover looks very dark blue and shows the laboratory/old factory setting. I do remember the back cover more. It had like a sewage/pollution pipe with dirty water coming out of it. There's also this (maybe) mad scientist with white hair (?? not sure) which is like the antagonist/villain in the game. I believe the game was released maybe early 2000's or late 1990's. My cousin only gave it to me, and i don't have it anymore (since we moved to a different country.)
I only remember a little about the gameplay tho. I remember seeing numbers or solving or division or a lot of math stuff much like the photo above. But there's this part that i really like where you had to solve this math thing, and you have to press like a button, and out comes a hybrid animal from a machine with white smoke. I remember seeing a moose and a bear and i remember seeing the weight listed on the side??? PLEASE I NEED YOUR HELP. i don't even know why i want to remember this game! it's educational and i don't even remember playing it many times, but i. just. want. to. remember. i tried all the keywords to look it up. i just can't find it
I checked it out and it sounds like it and kind of looks like it, but it's not the oneKaiYLowell said:This isn't a Dr. Brain game, is it?gixnne said:Thank god this thread is still active!! Hi, guys!
Okay, so I've been trying to figure out what this game is for MONTHS and i just can't remember!! I can remember bits of it even the front cover, the back, and some of the gameplay, but i'm not entirely sure. It's like a math/science/educational game. The theme of the game isn't that typical "kid-friendly" with lots of colors and smiles and stuff. I remember it having dark colors and set in an old factory/laboratory. For the graphics, it's like a pixel-ish type with a hint of 3d? maybe like handdrawn graphics? Like i said, i'm not sure. This screenshot of another game i found http://kayleyebenhack.weebly.com/uploads/2/3/5/3/23538434/2084143_orig.jpg has similar graphics to it, but NOT the female alien on the left. The setting is similar (with all the pipes, and lab stuff)
I dont remember much about the front cover but it had like a kid or a student on the side. The front cover looks very dark blue and shows the laboratory/old factory setting. I do remember the back cover more. It had like a sewage/pollution pipe with dirty water coming out of it. There's also this (maybe) mad scientist with white hair (?? not sure) which is like the antagonist/villain in the game. I believe the game was released maybe early 2000's or late 1990's. My cousin only gave it to me, and i don't have it anymore (since we moved to a different country.)
I only remember a little about the gameplay tho. I remember seeing numbers or solving or division or a lot of math stuff much like the photo above. But there's this part that i really like where you had to solve this math thing, and you have to press like a button, and out comes a hybrid animal from a machine with white smoke. I remember seeing a moose and a bear and i remember seeing the weight listed on the side??? PLEASE I NEED YOUR HELP. i don't even know why i want to remember this game! it's educational and i don't even remember playing it many times, but i. just. want. to. remember. i tried all the keywords to look it up. i just can't find it
it does have the similar graphics and setting but This is going to be a shot in the dark as I can't remember a lot of the details but I'll try to describe the game the best I can.
It was a PC game from the 90's (I remember playing it in the late 90's - around 98 or 99). It was a kind of side-scrolling platformer but I can't remember if you could kill enemies. I think it wasn't like a typical Mario sidescroller where you go from left to right - I think you could go upwards/downwards in the level and go different directions. It might have been more of an exploration platformer but I can't remember. The graphics weren't 16/32-bit or had that super-pixelated look to it, it looked fairly okay for its time. Maybe a bit similiar to how Rayman looks but more dark colors.
You played as a short creature that I think you could either choose or create.
There was an online option to play with other people but those were the dialup days and I remember it was difficult to get it to work. When you did get it to work, you could only see them in the level with you; I don't think you could communicate with them.
I think one of the first levels was a sewer/city level and later on there was a level inside a giant library.
That's all I can remember.
It was a PC game from the 90's (I remember playing it in the late 90's - around 98 or 99). It was a kind of side-scrolling platformer but I can't remember if you could kill enemies. I think it wasn't like a typical Mario sidescroller where you go from left to right - I think you could go upwards/downwards in the level and go different directions. It might have been more of an exploration platformer but I can't remember. The graphics weren't 16/32-bit or had that super-pixelated look to it, it looked fairly okay for its time. Maybe a bit similiar to how Rayman looks but more dark colors.
You played as a short creature that I think you could either choose or create.
There was an online option to play with other people but those were the dialup days and I remember it was difficult to get it to work. When you did get it to work, you could only see them in the level with you; I don't think you could communicate with them.
I think one of the first levels was a sewer/city level and later on there was a level inside a giant library.
That's all I can remember.
Theres a game i was like almost certain was part of the sims series but I looked thru the list of sims games and couldn?t find it
I cant remember if It started out with you cleaning up your apartment after your roommates threw a party or living in your parents house, but either way those were the first two locations. I guess the parents house one makes more sense. and the goal was just to make enough money to move into the next house I think
Im pretty sure i played it on the PlayStation 2
I cant remember if It started out with you cleaning up your apartment after your roommates threw a party or living in your parents house, but either way those were the first two locations. I guess the parents house one makes more sense. and the goal was just to make enough money to move into the next house I think
Im pretty sure i played it on the PlayStation 2
I've been trying to find a game I played as a kid, probably around 2005 or 2006. All I can remember is that it had 3D graphics, the main color palette was purples, greens, and oranges, and it had similar gameplay to Isoball, but had a feature where you could create levels and share them so others could play. There were different types of balls, like metal balls and bombs. There were blocks that were magnetic. Can anyone help me?
That does sound like the game "The Sims", I had it on the gamecube myself but it looks like it's also on the ps2allientis said:
There?s this game I?ve been playing around 2010. There were three characters: a boy, a girl and some kind of a slug, snail thing. All I can remember is that they were cleaning a spacecraft of some junk. It was a 2D game with a bird?s eye view.
I?m from Poland if it helps anyone (it might have been one of these games attached to cereal boxes we have here)
I?m from Poland if it helps anyone (it might have been one of these games attached to cereal boxes we have here)
Hello, I was wondering if anyone knows a name of a PC game I played cca. 10-15 years ago. It was a platform game, I was some little dog, looked like just a head of the dog, brown colour. It could jump on different floor levels, and when jumping the dog would say something. There were many levels to proceed to after you passed one. I don't remember what it was collecting. Maybe this will help: word Peg(/Peggy?) always reminds me of the game. Maybe a developer or name of the dog, but i couldn't find it anywhere.
Hi i am looking for the names of 2 really old PC games that i played before as a child.I can't remember the game as a whole but only tiny parts of the game.
The first one had a dog(?) where it will say anything, literally anything you type. Yes words that do not make sense like "azsdfcvgbnmkl" but i am not so sure about vulgarities since its probably a kids game.
Another one is a puzzle game. I rhink you had to match 2 same pictures while faced down or back like those memory games. When u match 2 same switch outlet it will start singing. I cant remember what it sang about but i think it said something like concession.
And yeah thats about it really vague memory, I hope to find these games soon...
The first one had a dog(?) where it will say anything, literally anything you type. Yes words that do not make sense like "azsdfcvgbnmkl" but i am not so sure about vulgarities since its probably a kids game.
Another one is a puzzle game. I rhink you had to match 2 same pictures while faced down or back like those memory games. When u match 2 same switch outlet it will start singing. I cant remember what it sang about but i think it said something like concession.
And yeah thats about it really vague memory, I hope to find these games soon...
Can anyone help me ??TheJojo said:Hi this is my first time posting so sorry for any inconvenience...
there was a pc CD called arcade something and in it was alot of games and one in particular was a Snake game but in each level the things that the snake ate were different first rats then cheese , apples, rabbits, frogs ... and the game was like a maze made out of grey rocks and the backround was mud please if you now the cd or the name of the game please help
Ps: the cd was light green and i thing the writing was in white and black + alot of arcade games ( brick breaker... ) over 100 i think.
I also remembered that the game was more like pac man, you have to eat all the food to go to the next level and as you eat it make a ?slurp? sound
Hope this helps.
Hi everyone
Keen for some help finding an old pc dos game. last played in '97 on good old windows 95.
All i remember is that it was a top-down/isometric arcade style rts game where you started with a castle, as did your enemy - the castle would autoproduce units which would leave the castle to make little houses - these in turn produced more units, which would do the same. You could then order attacks on enemies, the construction on barricades, bridges etc. You could also order your units to 'amalgamate' together to create super-strong units.
I also recall the different maps having different themes - one was fast food themed, so your units would look like fries etc. The icon on the desktop was a little dude with blue hair or spikes holding a sword up vertically. Have no clue as to the name and it's bothered me for years!
Keen for some help finding an old pc dos game. last played in '97 on good old windows 95.
All i remember is that it was a top-down/isometric arcade style rts game where you started with a castle, as did your enemy - the castle would autoproduce units which would leave the castle to make little houses - these in turn produced more units, which would do the same. You could then order attacks on enemies, the construction on barricades, bridges etc. You could also order your units to 'amalgamate' together to create super-strong units.
I also recall the different maps having different themes - one was fast food themed, so your units would look like fries etc. The icon on the desktop was a little dude with blue hair or spikes holding a sword up vertically. Have no clue as to the name and it's bothered me for years!
My friend showed me this thread, hopefully it can help!
So I remember A LOT about this game, and I searched all over for it, but for whatever reason can't find it anywhere. I'll list the big things.
1. It was a mobile game, I played it on my iPhone 4s (I now use an android phone).
2. It was a platformer where you played as a bouncy ball that fell out of its owner's pocket.
3. I remember it being called "Roll On" ... and I KNOW that there was a sequel to it additionally, but nothing shows up when I go searching under that title, even when I specify that it was on the App Store for Apple.
4. It was very similar to 2D Mario games, where you kill enemies by jumping on them, and fight bosses in the same style.
5. I remember the main boss from one of the games (either the first or the second) being a dollar bill.
6. There were tubes that you would go into as the bouncy ball, and shoot through them, like something from a Sonic game.
So I remember A LOT about this game, and I searched all over for it, but for whatever reason can't find it anywhere. I'll list the big things.
1. It was a mobile game, I played it on my iPhone 4s (I now use an android phone).
2. It was a platformer where you played as a bouncy ball that fell out of its owner's pocket.
3. I remember it being called "Roll On" ... and I KNOW that there was a sequel to it additionally, but nothing shows up when I go searching under that title, even when I specify that it was on the App Store for Apple.
4. It was very similar to 2D Mario games, where you kill enemies by jumping on them, and fight bosses in the same style.
5. I remember the main boss from one of the games (either the first or the second) being a dollar bill.
6. There were tubes that you would go into as the bouncy ball, and shoot through them, like something from a Sonic game.
My friend showed me this thread, hopefully it can help!
So I remember A LOT about this game, and I searched all over for it, but for whatever reason can't find it anywhere. I'll list the big things.
1. It was a mobile game, I played it on my iPhone 4s (I now use an android phone).
2. It was a platformer where you played as a bouncy ball that fell out of its owner's pocket.
3. I remember it being called "Roll On" ... and I KNOW that there was a sequel to it additionally, but nothing shows up when I go searching under that title, even when I specify that it was on the App Store for Apple.
4. It was very similar to 2D Mario games, where you kill enemies by jumping on them, and fight bosses in the same style.
5. I remember the main boss from one of the games (either the first or the second) being a dollar bill.
6. There were tubes that you would go into as the bouncy ball, and shoot through them, like something from a Sonic game.
So I remember A LOT about this game, and I searched all over for it, but for whatever reason can't find it anywhere. I'll list the big things.
1. It was a mobile game, I played it on my iPhone 4s (I now use an android phone).
2. It was a platformer where you played as a bouncy ball that fell out of its owner's pocket.
3. I remember it being called "Roll On" ... and I KNOW that there was a sequel to it additionally, but nothing shows up when I go searching under that title, even when I specify that it was on the App Store for Apple.
4. It was very similar to 2D Mario games, where you kill enemies by jumping on them, and fight bosses in the same style.
5. I remember the main boss from one of the games (either the first or the second) being a dollar bill.
6. There were tubes that you would go into as the bouncy ball, and shoot through them, like something from a Sonic game.