Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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There's a Playstation 1 game where you play as a female (I think), and you can change shapes/forms, possibly those of enemies you killed. I think it had a dark atmosphere, or at least the part I'm thinking about you were in a cave at some point. Any suggestions?
We used to play a first-person point-and-click PC game in the early/mid 90's. I remember the premise was that an evil man could control your mind and make you murder people. You had to somehow prevent him from making you do this by clicking around the room investigating things. The graphics were sort of realistic (for that era) and the game was all 2-D as far as I can remember. I think the title was something like "mindshock"... but I can't find anything about it on Google.
You started in a laboratory-type room with monitor screens and Tesla-coils. There were also some little shelves with creepy things on them, brains or something like that. You'd click on different things in front of you to solve some sort of puzzle. If you clicked on the wrong thing then the evil guy's head would appear with his eyes glowing with electricity saying "dooo it, DO IT!!". It would then go to a cut-scene of you sneaking up to a bed, then it would fade to black with screaming sounds and a severed appendage (forgot which one) would appear on the screen. I guess this meant that you lost.
I played it when I was pretty young (apparently my dad thought gruesome murder games were fine for us kids, lol), so those are the best details I can remember. It may have been an indie shareware demo. It's been driving my brother and I crazy, so I hope someone knows what it is!
You started in a laboratory-type room with monitor screens and Tesla-coils. There were also some little shelves with creepy things on them, brains or something like that. You'd click on different things in front of you to solve some sort of puzzle. If you clicked on the wrong thing then the evil guy's head would appear with his eyes glowing with electricity saying "dooo it, DO IT!!". It would then go to a cut-scene of you sneaking up to a bed, then it would fade to black with screaming sounds and a severed appendage (forgot which one) would appear on the screen. I guess this meant that you lost.
I played it when I was pretty young (apparently my dad thought gruesome murder games were fine for us kids, lol), so those are the best details I can remember. It may have been an indie shareware demo. It's been driving my brother and I crazy, so I hope someone knows what it is!
This is going to be really vague, but here goes.
I don't remember much about the game. We had it on our school computers about 13 years ago, but it had to be much older than that. It was on an old IBM with a black and white screen.
It was some sort of mystery game. You had to solve the game by receiving clues about the crime or caper that had taken place and you received clues to the game from talking to different robots. It may have taken place in a school, but I don't remember entirely.
Again, I realize it's vague, but I figured it was worth a shot to see if I could figure out what it was.
I don't remember much about the game. We had it on our school computers about 13 years ago, but it had to be much older than that. It was on an old IBM with a black and white screen.
It was some sort of mystery game. You had to solve the game by receiving clues about the crime or caper that had taken place and you received clues to the game from talking to different robots. It may have taken place in a school, but I don't remember entirely.
Again, I realize it's vague, but I figured it was worth a shot to see if I could figure out what it was.
Sounds like one of the later Wonderboy games. Wonderboy in Monster World I think. You needed to buy the Oasis Boots in order to cross the desertbluepotatosack said:
http://www.mobygames.com/game/wonder-boy-in-monster-world
Does anybody remember an arcade lite gun rail shooter game where you could chose different chapters (A Sci-Fi one, a Western one, an egyptian one, and a another I think) and in all of them you play as the same character? I remember it had CO-OP and I'm not sure if there are any home ports.
EDIT: Nevermind, found it.
EDIT: Nevermind, found it.
Ok, I remember I was like in 5th or 6th grade and i've had this game on my mind ever since and i'm trying to find it. All I remember from this game was, this kid had to find a "Award winning bug" at his grandmother's house. I think it was a puzzle game or something but it was a PC game. He also had to present the bug at a fair, I'm pretty sure that's all I remember, please!!!! someone help!!!! ha it's driving me insane just thinking about it... 
Ok, I remember I was like in 5th or 6th grade and i've had this game on my mind ever since and i'm trying to find it. All I remember from this game was, this kid had to find a "Award winning bug" at his grandmother's house. I think it was a puzzle game or something but it was a PC game. He also had to present the bug at a fair, I'm pretty sure that's all I remember, please!!!! someone help!!!! ha it's driving me insane just thinking about it...
I need help with an old Nintendo game. It was an adventure game, set in the outdoors maybe? Jungle type of setting perhaps? Anyway the main character is a boy which you can name yourself. There is also a secondary character, a girl, and you give her a name also. The third character is Jose. (can't choose his name). Jose is a helpful guy. There is text popping up at the bottom of the screen with the picture of each character as you have conversations. Any ideas???
I need help with an old Nintendo game. It was an adventure game, set in the outdoors maybe? Jungle type of setting perhaps? Anyway the main character is a boy which you can name yourself. There is also a secondary character, a girl, and you give her a name also. The third character is Jose. (can't choose his name). Jose is a helpful guy. There is text popping up at the bottom of the screen with the picture of each character as you have conversations. Any ideas???
Hey guys.
I've been trying to find this game for years. My cousin used to play it in his pc, and it had a similar vibe to American Mcgee's Alice. If I remember correctly, the main character was an orphan little girl (with curly short dark hair maybe?). I don't remember much, only that there was a level where she was in a library or something and there were flying books and I think she rode them. Also, either the main screen or the game over screen were her sitting in a bed. I believe this was when I was about 7? I'm 20 now. Does anyone remember this?
I've been trying to find this game for years. My cousin used to play it in his pc, and it had a similar vibe to American Mcgee's Alice. If I remember correctly, the main character was an orphan little girl (with curly short dark hair maybe?). I don't remember much, only that there was a level where she was in a library or something and there were flying books and I think she rode them. Also, either the main screen or the game over screen were her sitting in a bed. I believe this was when I was about 7? I'm 20 now. Does anyone remember this?
I'm so glad I found this forum! There's an old PC game I used to play when I was really young that I can't remember the name of. I think it rand on Windows 95, but it might have been even earlier than that. I really don't remember much about it, but it was this educational game about animals. It was like an animal encyclopedia or something. You could bring up information about pretty much any animal, and it would show pictures and tell you about the animal, and I think they even had videos and sound clips, so you could hear the sounds they made. I think it was National Geographic, but I'm not sure about that.
I really don't remember anything else; I was really young when I played it. If anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it!
I really don't remember anything else; I was really young when I played it. If anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it!
You sure it was a game and not literally an electronic encyclopedia? Before the internet became ubiquitous (and also before Wikipedia became a thing) encyclopedia companies used to distribute multimedia enhanced copies of their encyclopedias on CD ROMs. I've got a copy of Encarta '97 on my shelf, takes up three or four CDs. Not all of these things were regular encyclopedias, so it's entirely plausible that National Geographic could have published an animal encyclopedia that way.lei_aili said:
Edit: Here's one about mammals: http://www.amazon.com/National-Geographic-CD-ROM-Multimedia-Encyclopedia/dp/B004K7OEYW
I'm searching for a game on pc , played in 2000 i think or around those years , a game like gta 2 open world you choose betwen a man or a woman and at the start of the game you get separated from the other one , you're chased by cops . You can hijack flying cars or can enter robots that are on the street and you can do missions for different factions like mafia or police ( i was little back then so don't think my details are as accurate as others are )