That's probably Alone in the Dark.Don Stimac said:The second was a PC game from the early 90s. It took place in a mansion and you had to explore to find clues or solve puzzles/riddles to open new doors or find keys. I believe I remember a giant plant growing out of the basement too.
I spent a long time without luck searching in RTSC Rts Game List and IGN Games ListFir3 said:I remember it was the demo version that i played.Fir3 said:I believe i played this Pc game Rts around 2004-2006,it is similar to starcraft.
It had 2 or 3 races if i'm right,one was some humanoid-aliens,other was some robots.
I remember that the robots had a special ability of their resource colectors that they wouldn't have to go back to town center to return the resources,they were using their hands as pipes to go underground and come to surface near town center to transfer the resources.
I think minerals was the main resources.
I even have a pic i took with my cellphone at that time - the main menu of the game,similar to starcraft main menu.
It was called Babyz I believe. From the same people who made Petz.Catie Hurst said:Can anyone help me, I can't remember the name of a PC game I used to play when I was younger. It involved raising babies. I think the stork brought them, you could adopt them possibly. All I remember was that you could pick the babies up with a mouse and put them on the changing table. You made them learn the xylophone. Does this sound familiar to anyone?!
The second one is hell as sure Resident Evil 1. The first great survivor horror gamezerohour1974 said:Don Stimac said:There are two games that I'd desperately like to know the names of.
The first is from the mid 90s and I think it was for PS One but there's a chance it could've been an SNES game. You were a firefighter and would go into burning buildings to rescue people. Sometimes you had to use a chemical extinguisher to put out a fire if the flames were green. I don't remember much else.
The second was a PC game from the early 90s. It took place in a mansion and you had to explore to find clues or solve puzzles/riddles to open new doors or find keys. I believe I remember a giant plant growing out of the basement too.
I know I haven't offered much to go on here, but I hope somebody recognizes one or both of these. And thanks to anybody who takes the time to read this and try to help.
First one ? The firemen http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/firemen/firemen.htm
Second one sounds like Resident Evil 2 ?
Uau!! don't tell me they made you moderator on this and nobody knew!!??cloroxbb said:Obviously either noone knows, or no one cares, but be my guest, keep re posting the same thing every day.rickganfei said:Hi. In the 90's I used to play an arcade game about a boy (he kind of looked like Songoku.He had a similar red outfit). This boy shoots fireballs and he is in some kind of sewers I believe. He kills monsters, and had the usual monster boss at the end of each stage. Its a 2D game, action/plataforms. It was a kind of cool game, with cool monsters and action music. He shoots some kind of fireballs, and when he died he turned to you, screams and desapears.
Any clue? Thanks
Eh...Resident Evil took almost all of its ideas from Alone in the Dark.Akos Gyorgy said:The second one is hell as sure Resident Evil 1. The first great survivor horror game
Was it Prince of Persia?mjcabooseblu said:Man, I remember an old game in an Arabian setting that I used to play all the time. It was a lot like Commander Keen, but the characters actually had realistic skin colors, and there was some sort of wizard involved?
Do you mean a physical board game? Or a videogame adaptation of a board game, like the Hero Quest game?Chris Killinger said:I am looking for an old tile based board game. One person plays the bad guy. In the game you start off as a group of heroes trying to kill the horror monster in the house by finding out what monster you are fighting then finding the specific weapon to kill him. There are outside tiles and house tiles. I think if the bad guy "kills" you you become evil and try to help him.