Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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No, it's not flash game. You needed to install it. It has great graphics, and sound effects.OldGamingPlayer said:
It's a long shot but Black and White maybe? http://www.ign.com/games/big-metal-box-2/pc-3897Brendonas Stakauskas said:
Though I doubt you would forget to mention you are a god and you have a huge-ass pet
Another I can think of is Tropico, there's an island, people have babies, go to school, get jobs, has sequels.. You don't directly COMMAND the people though...
Hey guys, I am struggling to remember the name of the following game:
(as far as I remember):
- it's a 1st-person open world game
- you start on a beach
- you can have quests either for gangsters or for government(or military)
- you can drive cars, boats, you can swim and dive
- while diving you can find pearls which you can sell later
- you can catch fish
- you can upgrade your skills such as inventory or underwater breathing
- it's a "Far Cry" style game
- maybe its release date is around 2010-2011
Please give me at least some suggestions
(as far as I remember):
- it's a 1st-person open world game
- you start on a beach
- you can have quests either for gangsters or for government(or military)
- you can drive cars, boats, you can swim and dive
- while diving you can find pearls which you can sell later
- you can catch fish
- you can upgrade your skills such as inventory or underwater breathing
- it's a "Far Cry" style game
- maybe its release date is around 2010-2011
Please give me at least some suggestions
Hey!
I'm having trouble remembering the PC game i used to play as a kid(About 10 yeas ago). (For win 95 or win 98)
I asked my father about this game and he told me that it was called "Sergo" but trying to find game called like this ended up with no results. So i'm turning to you guys.
In the game you were a green miniature soldier(like an old-school toy soldier that we 90's kids used to play). In the first level you were in the kitchen trying to find a way to the crock/clay pot, where you were transported to the next level. On the way you had to kill some cockroaches. Some of the scenes were in the garden (somehow i remember there was a big pink flamingo). Usually there were also enemy soldiers, they were mainly colored white/beige but sometimes also blue and i think there were even red ones. It was like in the war - tanks, military ships, planes. Usually the whole game took place in the forest or open field where were few trees or shrubs. You had to kill enemies in order to stay alive and get to the end point(I don't really remember if you had to rescue someone or not). When you'd kill someone, the they drop crate. Each crate contained first-aid kit or mines or guns, all that kind of military and army thing. When playing that game then on the screen there was a map where it showed which were your men (green) and which were enemy ones.
That's all i can remember. If you are able to identify this game, that would be awesome. But if not, then it isn't the end of the world.
Good luck and best wishes,
H.S.
I'm having trouble remembering the PC game i used to play as a kid(About 10 yeas ago). (For win 95 or win 98)
I asked my father about this game and he told me that it was called "Sergo" but trying to find game called like this ended up with no results. So i'm turning to you guys.
In the game you were a green miniature soldier(like an old-school toy soldier that we 90's kids used to play). In the first level you were in the kitchen trying to find a way to the crock/clay pot, where you were transported to the next level. On the way you had to kill some cockroaches. Some of the scenes were in the garden (somehow i remember there was a big pink flamingo). Usually there were also enemy soldiers, they were mainly colored white/beige but sometimes also blue and i think there were even red ones. It was like in the war - tanks, military ships, planes. Usually the whole game took place in the forest or open field where were few trees or shrubs. You had to kill enemies in order to stay alive and get to the end point(I don't really remember if you had to rescue someone or not). When you'd kill someone, the they drop crate. Each crate contained first-aid kit or mines or guns, all that kind of military and army thing. When playing that game then on the screen there was a map where it showed which were your men (green) and which were enemy ones.
That's all i can remember. If you are able to identify this game, that would be awesome. But if not, then it isn't the end of the world.
Good luck and best wishes,
H.S.
I think the game is a Ps1 (maybe ps2) game... The beginning (as far as I can remember) was one or two dudes baking something and they hear a noise, and that noise was a spaceship that has fallen outside the house/bakery, and I remember there was a cat (that I thought it was crazy hahahaha)... And I remember that as a child I thought the main guy looked like someone from "chicken run" (because of the graphics).. I used to love this game, and I thought it was really funny.. I think the main goal was to find parts of that spaceship, but I am not sure..
Can someone help me remember the name of an arcade game I used to like to play? It was a four player side scroller which let you have multiple choices on where to go next. There was a level where you fought a goblin or a troll on a boat, you could not kill it because it just got right back up after you defeated it, eventually there was a scene where some people showed up and set it on fire, and one of them told you that fire was the only way to kill it. Their was also a black dragon boss, and a scene where the king upgraded your weapons.
No it wasn't that, that game is kinda creepy..cloroxbb said:
But it's just a kids game, it was a normal yellow/orange fish. it wasn't that realistic like in that game.
I've just seen some Just Cause ( 1&2 ) gameplay videos and I am pretty sure it's not the one I am looking for. Anyway cheers for trying
Hey guys, I've been trying to remember this one for years. I can't remember if it was on the C64 or if it was on the Amiga, but basically it was a chopper rescue, 2d side scroller, and you started at the left side of this island which had on it an erupting volcano.
The Volcano had a stream of lava coming down that would fill up the entire level very slowly starting at the bottom of the map, and your job was to fly this chopper to each guy on the island and drop him off somewhere (I forget where).
Anyway it had this very iconic piano piece that would plat at the very beginning, it's a famous classical piece for piano that has only one single voice throughout, except the end I think, but it's very fast, starts out minor. I've been trying to figure out the name of that so that I could learn it.. HelP!!
The Volcano had a stream of lava coming down that would fill up the entire level very slowly starting at the bottom of the map, and your job was to fly this chopper to each guy on the island and drop him off somewhere (I forget where).
Anyway it had this very iconic piano piece that would plat at the very beginning, it's a famous classical piece for piano that has only one single voice throughout, except the end I think, but it's very fast, starts out minor. I've been trying to figure out the name of that so that I could learn it.. HelP!!
I can't for the life of me remember a more recent MMORPG.
So, you're a person in an age of mechanical technology in a fantasy-world - ie, airships, generators, ect.
You're also an apprentice of said things, and due to something or other, a rift has opened, and gaps in reality have shown up around the world - these are blue, spectral beams. Crossing one results in a battle: while trying to get through, you are attacked by four-legged, roach like things; in order to damage them, you use "traps" - lava traps, vine traps, aqua traps, and mud traps - which can be upgraded.
I also remember it having quite varied quests - not just, "give x to y", or "kill x amount of y monster". I can't really remember, though. It's fuzzy.
It looked pretty good, and the battles were fast and rewarding enough to be quite fun.
So, you're a person in an age of mechanical technology in a fantasy-world - ie, airships, generators, ect.
You're also an apprentice of said things, and due to something or other, a rift has opened, and gaps in reality have shown up around the world - these are blue, spectral beams. Crossing one results in a battle: while trying to get through, you are attacked by four-legged, roach like things; in order to damage them, you use "traps" - lava traps, vine traps, aqua traps, and mud traps - which can be upgraded.
I also remember it having quite varied quests - not just, "give x to y", or "kill x amount of y monster". I can't really remember, though. It's fuzzy.
It looked pretty good, and the battles were fast and rewarding enough to be quite fun.
BUMP please helpmrmegaminer[games said:
and more info
on one of the other missions you had to go down this futuristic railway through tunnels and stuff and there is another mission where you have to go up a building a get to the boss fight (helicopter)(this line is unconfirmed
So I remember a racing game for kids, since it was ten years ago since I last played it I think. It was on W98, had decent graphics, you were in carts,and had partially animals as character, but also humans. I remember the song Jump from Van Halen in it, when the race starts. It had a level through the UK, Italia and possibly other countries. You could also fall in like lava at certain tracks, or had seamonsters at the trench. Anyone?
How about that game where you were a wizard wielding a wand. Your wand shot goo out in little bubbles. Eventually you kill monsters with the goo and they drop some better wand...
I think the name was like castle of goo, or wizard of goo.
Your character wore a wizard hat on the cover.
Was for the pc
I think the name was like castle of goo, or wizard of goo.
Your character wore a wizard hat on the cover.
Was for the pc
Thanks, that's not it though - I figured out the music at least, it's Solfeggio or Solfeggietto by C.P.E. Bach (one of Sebastian Bach's sons). Here's an example of the piece: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bllLA2qZ6LQcloroxbb said:Choplifter. It was released for a lot of systems back then. Hopefully that is the one.grok said:Hey guys, I've been trying to remember this one for years. I can't remember if it was on the C64 or if it was on the Amiga, but basically it was a chopper rescue, 2d side scroller, and you started at the left side of this island which had on it an erupting volcano.
The Volcano had a stream of lava coming down that would fill up the entire level very slowly starting at the bottom of the map, and your job was to fly this chopper to each guy on the island and drop him off somewhere (I forget where).
Anyway it had this very iconic piano piece that would plat at the very beginning, it's a famous classical piece for piano that has only one single voice throughout, except the end I think, but it's very fast, starts out minor. I've been trying to figure out the name of that so that I could learn it.. HelP!!
Hmm wish I could figure out the name of this game..
