Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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I need help finding the name for this old game. It had a title like someone's heroes or a name and then heroes, it had vehicles on te front and the case was orange. In the game you could play as vehicles that were armed with weapons. You played on different levels with different objectives while fighting and opposing vehicular force. One level was like a radioactive wastelands were the opposing vehicles were black and green, and I vividly remember helicopters on that level that were also green and black but looked alot like insects. Also tha game was 3d I think it was ps2.
I remember playing a demo of this game when I was younger(1995-2000). It had a boy and girl in a dark graveyard, fighting off monsters that looked perhaps like giant spiders. It was a bit cartoonish, in a gothic way.
I just remembered a game I played on a demo disc a long time ago.
All I remember is that the character you play as liked to talk a lot.
For example, in one level you were running away from something, when you were approaching an obstacle, he would say:
"Uh oh! Jump!"
I also remembered when he ran out of health he would say something along the lines of
"I'm sorry Princess"
All I remember is that the character you play as liked to talk a lot.
For example, in one level you were running away from something, when you were approaching an obstacle, he would say:
"Uh oh! Jump!"
I also remembered when he ran out of health he would say something along the lines of
"I'm sorry Princess"
I am looking for the name of an old Windows PC game.
When you begin you have to go to the store and buy food, potions, armor, weapons. Choose a character.
Then you enter a dungeon. Along the way there are rooms to enter. Sometimes there would monsters to battle along the way.
Along the way you pick up items, you can either equip it, keep it or drop it. You are only allows to carry so many things.
In order to gain more gold you must return to the store and sell your items.
You can upgrade your weapons, armor.
Would spend hours playing. Now cannot remember the name of the game. It would have been mid nineties.
Thank you
When you begin you have to go to the store and buy food, potions, armor, weapons. Choose a character.
Then you enter a dungeon. Along the way there are rooms to enter. Sometimes there would monsters to battle along the way.
Along the way you pick up items, you can either equip it, keep it or drop it. You are only allows to carry so many things.
In order to gain more gold you must return to the store and sell your items.
You can upgrade your weapons, armor.
Would spend hours playing. Now cannot remember the name of the game. It would have been mid nineties.
Thank you
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If it isn't Blackthorne it might be this game called Flashback.CD-R said:Is the second one Blackthorne?Connor Standfield said:Two games I'd like help with. One I barely remember, so bad that part of me thinks it was a game on a cassette (was there ever such a thing in the UK?), anyway, in this game you were on a horse and cart (the sheet/cover thing on the cart was white) in a desert and people on horseback (and maybe other means as well) were chasing you, it was a side scroller with really basic graphics, there may have been other stages but I can't remember. I'd assume it was a definite NES era game, if not earlier?
The second is weird. There's a game called Another World (also known as Out of this World and Outer World), I can remember this game looking like that, but I watched a Let's Play of Another World and it wasn't the same. This game was almost an rpg, you had to find weapons and escape from either the people or creatures there, really struggling to remember this one, for that reason I'm thinking it was a NES, SNES or Megadrive game.
Wish I could be more detailed but I really don't remember anything else about these games besides from this stuff, it may be that I've mixed memories of games up in my head and they are simply different games, if anyone can help/tries to help thank you in advance
I remember playing a pc fighting game in wich you had diffrent characters with super powers a fire man, ice man, a fighter, a knight, a man with a bow... I played the game 2000 - 2002, but the game could be older. You could play, player vs player or you head your team and played against the computor, or you and your friend played against the computer i think you had 5 levels and to gain health or energy you had to drink from cans that were on the floor.
I NEED HELP! This has been driving me crazy all day. Its a ps2 game, and all i remember is im like a human and i can turn into like an alien or a lizard type deal and that Im either in a cave or outside world and I go through rooms or something and i have some sort of powers i think and there is a blonde girl. Please help.
Im trying to remember the name of this old pc game: i think i got it in '98 maybe later
it was an alternate history to WW1 and took place in russia where someone killed toe czar and took over the throne starting the war, you play as the character Red, a British pilot or soldier doing covert missions but then it turns out you are really the czar's son and rightful air to the throne.
theres a level where you fly a biplane but mostly its on foot, and theres a level where you blow up a poison gas factory
i thought the name was something like "operation: iron eagle" but i couldnt find it under that
any ideas? THANKS
it was an alternate history to WW1 and took place in russia where someone killed toe czar and took over the throne starting the war, you play as the character Red, a British pilot or soldier doing covert missions but then it turns out you are really the czar's son and rightful air to the throne.
theres a level where you fly a biplane but mostly its on foot, and theres a level where you blow up a poison gas factory
i thought the name was something like "operation: iron eagle" but i couldnt find it under that
any ideas? THANKS
I used to watch my older brother play a PC game in the mid 90's. I was probably around 5 or 6 years old at the time. Anyway, he told me it was Quest for Glory, but I don't think that's it. This is all I can remember about the game:
The opening screen included a castle, the moon, and a wolf howling.
I'm pretty sure it's an RPG and it was horror oriented (at least I thought so).
The main player was a guy wearing a blue cape and a blue hat.
It was set in medieval times and when you spoke to characters, they would appear on the screen along with a scroll next to them that included text and other options.
I also remember the main character had to retrieve certain items to make a potion.
He also walked around an old town at night and I remember him being in a library at some point.
When the character walked around town, it was a view from above. When he entered a building, it was first person view.
And the weirdest detail:
I remember there was a certain point in which you play in the first person view and you're walking around in a dark castle/dungeon, and all of a sudden an upright coffin opens up next to you and there's a naked vampire woman inside calling out to you.
I was little when I saw this, and my brother tried to cover my eyes, but it was too late. Haha, I saw (and heard!) the naked woman. She might have been covered in blood, too but I can't quite remember.
I don't know if I'm mixing two games up with the whole naked woman thing, but I'm pretty sure it's all the same game.
It'd be awesome if someone can at least give me some possibilities other than Quest for Glory.
Thanks!
The opening screen included a castle, the moon, and a wolf howling.
I'm pretty sure it's an RPG and it was horror oriented (at least I thought so).
The main player was a guy wearing a blue cape and a blue hat.
It was set in medieval times and when you spoke to characters, they would appear on the screen along with a scroll next to them that included text and other options.
I also remember the main character had to retrieve certain items to make a potion.
He also walked around an old town at night and I remember him being in a library at some point.
When the character walked around town, it was a view from above. When he entered a building, it was first person view.
And the weirdest detail:
I remember there was a certain point in which you play in the first person view and you're walking around in a dark castle/dungeon, and all of a sudden an upright coffin opens up next to you and there's a naked vampire woman inside calling out to you.
I was little when I saw this, and my brother tried to cover my eyes, but it was too late. Haha, I saw (and heard!) the naked woman. She might have been covered in blood, too but I can't quite remember.
I don't know if I'm mixing two games up with the whole naked woman thing, but I'm pretty sure it's all the same game.
It'd be awesome if someone can at least give me some possibilities other than Quest for Glory.
Thanks!
The game was called Microsoft Explorapedia. I still have the booklet that came with it but not the disk :[Vault101 said:
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There's a game I've been trying to remember. It was a puzzle point and click type game with cartoonish graphics, geared more towards children I think. It had a boy, a girl, and i THINK a grey dog as the main characters, and it had something to do about them being detectives. I know this is vague but it is all I can remember of the game? Can anyone out there shed some light on it?
Wow, what an awesome thread!! I stumbled across this trying to use Google to find a game that I couldn't remember the name of. Let's see if the collective genius of this group can hook me up:
I used to play a PC game back in college, about '91 - '94 time frame, or thereabouts (first half of the 90's, for sure). It was a space-themed game with 2 players, playing against each other. Each player had a fleet of about 6 or so ships at their disposal, and you would fight one ship against another. Each ship had a special power. The combat was always centered around a planet, and the planet's gravity played a crucial role in combat advantages. There was this really tiny, nimble ship that looked like a stereotypical "UFO" that was not affected by the planet's gravity, nor did it retain any momentum, all other ships did. Its special power was to teleport to a different location. Another ship was big and bulky, and looked more or less like Battlestar Galactica, and it's special attack was to shoot itty, bitty ships outside of its launching bays that would home in on the enemy & attack. I can remember a few other ships, too, but don't want to ramble too much.
Outside of combat, the game involved jumping from one solar system (or maybe just 1 planet, cannot remember for sure) to another, trying to vie for territorial control of the area, not unlike in the board game Risk. When a planet was contested, the battles would begin, using ships & the set-up as described above. Does this ring any bells to anyone?
Thanks!
Mike
I used to play a PC game back in college, about '91 - '94 time frame, or thereabouts (first half of the 90's, for sure). It was a space-themed game with 2 players, playing against each other. Each player had a fleet of about 6 or so ships at their disposal, and you would fight one ship against another. Each ship had a special power. The combat was always centered around a planet, and the planet's gravity played a crucial role in combat advantages. There was this really tiny, nimble ship that looked like a stereotypical "UFO" that was not affected by the planet's gravity, nor did it retain any momentum, all other ships did. Its special power was to teleport to a different location. Another ship was big and bulky, and looked more or less like Battlestar Galactica, and it's special attack was to shoot itty, bitty ships outside of its launching bays that would home in on the enemy & attack. I can remember a few other ships, too, but don't want to ramble too much.
Outside of combat, the game involved jumping from one solar system (or maybe just 1 planet, cannot remember for sure) to another, trying to vie for territorial control of the area, not unlike in the board game Risk. When a planet was contested, the battles would begin, using ships & the set-up as described above. Does this ring any bells to anyone?
Thanks!
Mike