Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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2D side-scrolling game, had intricate level designs ranging from underground caverns to plains. You could ride animals (ostriches, if my memory serves me right), there were whistle-shaped thingies in the wall that would reduce the character size when you pass through them, which would enable you to walk under low surfaces. During (or at the end of) every level your character would go to a magician/sorcerer where you'd see a clone of your character, evolving after every level progression. There were huge clockwork bosses and whatnot.
I used to play it back in childhood on the NES but can't remember the name. It might as well be a SNES game. I'd be utterly glad if anyone could identify it.
I used to play it back in childhood on the NES but can't remember the name. It might as well be a SNES game. I'd be utterly glad if anyone could identify it.
Hey been trying to remember the name for this game for years now, it's a ps1 game and all I remember is you wake up in a hospital or something like that and you have a headache eventually they get more intense headaches and I'm pretty sure you get powers involving telekinesis or electricity? Also It was third person and the main character was wearing white clothes. Any help would be greatly appreciated
So i'm trying to remember a game i played some years ago in a friend's house for some hours, it was in a PS2, was about a mmorpg where you are a guy who was the most awesome in the game (i think), but got lv reseted... and theres was a bug/hack that was a monster.
:s don't remember much, sorry.
:s don't remember much, sorry.
I'm trying to remember the name of a game - it was either PS1 or PS2. It was a tactical isometric strategy game set between WW1 and WW2, you command some kind of mercenary or rebel force of mobile artillery/walking tank/mech-like things. There's anime cutscenes, the plot has something to do with the Russo-Japanese War, there's an annoying character in the game from Italy, the 'mechs go into battle carrying different types of infantry (bazooka guys, medics, guys with assault rifles) that have different attacks (I remember the medics have a white phosphorous attack). I'm pretty sure the main character is a guy and his side-kick/second-in-command/intelligence office is a woman. That's all I've got, hope someone can remember this one! I think the title may have the words Red or Iron in it.
Hey I've been trying to remember a game on the PC which probably came out around 2000, it was similar to pacman as you controlled a circle/sphere which ran through corridors from a top down perspective however the goal was to progress through a series of stories but it was a dark story and you had different guns each level to fire at enemies. I remember one level in particular which was basically destroying the death star as it had the 'you may fire when ready commander' sound clip in it. Thanks alot mates.
Okay, a first person shooter where you play as some sort of million-dollar-man style bionic commando with cybernetic enhancements.
The main character's arms would have veins that glow blue, I think he worked for some sort of military organization.
There were a lot of enemies with EMP-based weaponry that could screw up your HUD if you got hit.
All weapons had secondary fire.
That's literally all I remember about this game, but I'd like to know what the fuck it was, since my lack of recollection of it has been bothering me.
I recall playing it on a PS2-era console. In fact it was probably a PS2, but I can't remember with certainty.
The main character's arms would have veins that glow blue, I think he worked for some sort of military organization.
There were a lot of enemies with EMP-based weaponry that could screw up your HUD if you got hit.
All weapons had secondary fire.
That's literally all I remember about this game, but I'd like to know what the fuck it was, since my lack of recollection of it has been bothering me.
I recall playing it on a PS2-era console. In fact it was probably a PS2, but I can't remember with certainty.
The game you are reffering do is Snowblind, heck of a good game.Innegativeion said:
Also I am looking for an old timey RPG game, where you end up in an underground prison area in the future and such after doing a job as a hacker/detective guy. It worked like system shock, but had more emphesis on melee weapons and some sort of crafting if I remember correctly.
)Still in search to figure out which game this is if anyone could help me out.dpayne2841 said:
Hi, it may have already been asked about, but I really don't want to go back through over 200 pages to find out.
When I was a kid (early 90s), we had a really oooooold fashioned computer. Like it basically did nothing. However, the only reason I remember it was because it had this one game on it that I played EVERY day. But for the life of me I can't remember the name of it, and no one ever knows what I'm talking about.
The game I think came with the computer, so it wasn't on a disk or downloadable. It was just there.
The game was very similar to the board game Clue. In that you were a detective trying to solve a murder in a house, where there are a bunch of suspects. The differences are that the murderer keeps killing people until there is no one left but you if you don't figure out who the murderer was, meaning you lose, and that the "house" has 2 or 3 floors with multiple rooms where you have to solve the murder. It's a one-player game that you can finish in anywhere from 10 minutes to a half hour, but I was addicted. From the time I got home from school until supper time I would play this game.
Can someone help?
When I was a kid (early 90s), we had a really oooooold fashioned computer. Like it basically did nothing. However, the only reason I remember it was because it had this one game on it that I played EVERY day. But for the life of me I can't remember the name of it, and no one ever knows what I'm talking about.
The game I think came with the computer, so it wasn't on a disk or downloadable. It was just there.
The game was very similar to the board game Clue. In that you were a detective trying to solve a murder in a house, where there are a bunch of suspects. The differences are that the murderer keeps killing people until there is no one left but you if you don't figure out who the murderer was, meaning you lose, and that the "house" has 2 or 3 floors with multiple rooms where you have to solve the murder. It's a one-player game that you can finish in anywhere from 10 minutes to a half hour, but I was addicted. From the time I got home from school until supper time I would play this game.
Can someone help?
Oh! Thank you very much, I think that's the one.Woot835 said:
According to wikipedia it was going to be a Deus Ex sequel... huh. Interesting. I think I should want to try this title out again, after all these years.