Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.

[Doomgriever]

PLS help me find the game where you play a man and we started in the bar, this is shooter game, and when you click shift or alt or ctrl there go dog and bit an enemy. Mision 2: We are the church and we are there with a woman who opens the safe and we have to protect her from coming enemies. I always have to help a dog or a wolf that runs us from behind and bites opponents. Very please to find the name of the game because the game I really enjoyed and would like to play it again.

Dead to Rights? ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jd0MYTdFIk&t=7m40s )

 

[RubyViolet]

thanks biomechanical923 and cloroxbb for the help, those are the games! I totally forgot I had a sega saturn.
I have two other games that I played when I was really little for the macintosh.
1. This computer game was an ocean game where you look at fish underwater in a submarine I think. You were also able to have an aquarium where you can decorate the tank with statues and decorations you won. The front of the game disc had this diver with a scuba mask and flippers but it didn't look human.
2. The second computer game was similar to a sticker book where you choose a scene and place characters on it. There was a beach and pirate scene where you can place Hook and Peter on it. It wasn't a disney game though. I think in this game you can also paint backgrounds and characters and make a scene also. There was a particular character that had elf ears, long brown hair, a hat, and a sort of magicians cloak.

Thanks again!

I would like to bump this question I am looking for this game. 1. This computer game was an ocean game where you look at fish underwater in a submarine I think. You were also able to have an aquarium where you can decorate the tank with statues and decorations you won. The front of the game disc had this diver with a scuba mask and flippers but it didn't look human. I cannot find it, I have checked mobygames, abandonware, wikipedia, etc. Some more information about my play of it was that it was also on windows, probably released between 1990 and 2002. The menu was a table with all your instruments within the submarine, you would play minigames or something to earn statues and decorations for your aquarium. Any games that pop up in your head when thinking of this would be helpful, even if you are not sure it is the game.

Hi, i am also looking for this game but to no avail. If im not wrong, was the submarine purple in colour?

Haha, still looking for this game. Tried searching on Google Image with keywords like Submarine, Ocean, Treasures to find the relevant pictures but no luck :/

Sorry I'm new here so not sure if I've done this right. But the game you are looking for is Math Ace Jr

 

[bardacuda]

Hi guys, I remember a PC game from the mid-late 90's where you controlled a helicopter it was a 2D game but not a platformer the whole map was upper view like warcraft. You got missons like destroy something and when you finished you can upgrade your helicopter if you had enough coins you could get a jet or a tank. There was desert missons and snowy terrain missons too. It was not a sidescroller game, you can move on the map, maybe there was fuel but you could move where you wanted. I hope you guys can help. Sorry for my bad english.

Your description reminded me of Desert Strike or Urban Strike but almost didn't post as those were for Genesis/SNES and didn't have any other playable vehicles besides helo, and I never heard of any other ones in the series...but a quick search reveals the last game in the series was published in '97 and was ported to PC from PSx called Nuclear Strike and it did have other playable vehicles including jets and tanks so maybe that was it?

Apparently news just came out about a month ago that EA filed a new trademark for the Strike series so maybe they will be making a new one soon.

 

[ronaldo123]

Hi guys please help with these 2 games.

Both plaid on a demo-like cd for Windows 98:

1. A shooting game where it is you and 2 computer controlled shooters with a gun that shoots colored bullets at the enemy. Your 2 friends follow you wherever you go, but if you start shooting at them, they turn around and kill you.

2. You control these large forces of blue colored horsemen, indians and what not, some with swords, others with bow and arrow. The object of the game is to drag your players across the map by highlighting a certain area, then some of your players would go there and start hitting the red-shirted enemies horsemen and indians while you watch. The graphics is sort of like Majesty gold on this amazon link but not exactly it:

http://www.amazon.com/Majesty-Gold-Online-Game-Code/dp/B008EW9IX6/ref=sr_1_11?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1388539583&sr=1-11

 

[Doomgriever]

Hi guys please help with these 2 games.

Both plaid on a demo-like cd for Windows 98:

1. A shooting game where it is you and 2 computer controlled shooters with a gun that shoots colored bullets at the enemy. Your 2 friends follow you wherever you go, but if you start shooting at them, they turn around and kill you.

2. You control these large forces of blue colored horsemen, indians and what not, some with swords, others with bow and arrow. The object of the game is to drag your players across the map by highlighting a certain area, then some of your players would go there and start hitting the red-shirted enemies horsemen and indians while you watch. The graphics is sort of like Majesty gold on this amazon link but not exactly it:

2. One of the Age Of Empires? ( http://www.forgottenempires.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Incas_preview.png )
Or American Conquest? ( http://image.gamespotcdn.net/gamespot/images/2003/screen1/914595_20030529_screen006.jpg )
Or America? ( http://gamesthereview.blogspot.se/2013/02/america-pc-game-review.html )

 

[Rune]

I'm probably the only person who knows this game even exhists and for the live of me I can't remember what it was called at ALL! I've been scouring the internet for years but I guess I don't have enough inormation on it... Which is funny because I remember many little details about it... It was like a point and click game for kids, maybe... I remember being like seven, maybe eight years old and playing this on the computer.

There were like four or five anthro characters, one was a sheep and if you look at his info or whatever you can spin him around and behind his back he's holding a sign that says woo woo.

There's a teddy bear somewhere that if you click on it it says "can I have a glass of wa wa?"

I remember this really cool music video about nightmares or something.

There was this one video that was just a couple of raisins (or were they prunes?) that kept saying "what do you want to do today?" "I dunno, what do you want to do today?" I dunno, what do you want to do today?" over and over and if you watched them long enough they roll down a huge hill in a tire.

There was a dog in a living room or something and if you click on it, it pees on the carpet and if you kept clicking on it the puddle gets bigger and bigger until it all disappears.

There was a book you could click on and it was about a boat that set sail, and each page said it kept sailing, and sailing, and sailing.

There was something about this contraption and crystals, and all the characters got zapped into this huge white field and you had to figure out which crystal powered the machine or something.

So any info helps immensely! It's driving me crazy!

 

[deryni]

Alright, here goes. Turn-based wizard/spellcasting dueling game. Top-down view. Sprite characters. Forest/dark tone to the graphics. You could summon monters and cast spells. Your starting space was a blue circular shield (may have decayed after a few turns, unsure about this). Dos-era (probably Win 95/98 era). Probably came on one of the game collection CDs that were all over the place at the time.

Best suggestion I've gotten so far (though incorrect) was 'Chaos: Battle of Wizards' which seems to have the right gameplay mechanic and viewpoint but is the wrong OS and much more primitive graphics. I've tried looking at every list of Chaos-related games I've been able to find but none of them have had the game I recall playing on it.

Would appreciate any help anyone has to give this has been driving me crazy for a few weeks solid now. Thanks.

Apologies if this is poor etiquette but I wanted to bump my post in case posting on Dec 30 wasn't the best time. I don't have any more information to share than was already in that first post (though the cd collection might also have included a dinosaur/caveman slot machine game, which said something like "bunga binga" when you won, but I can't be certain of that).

Thanks again.

 

[Magix]

Hey, so I'm trying to figure out what this game is. It's an old PC game, probably released early 2000s or 1990s? It was 3d, but you couldn't move the camera, the game did that for you - all you could do was aim and shoot. I think you were playing as the cops against robbers and such.

All those memories I think the first level was just like on some street, and then you went on a train later, and there was also a level with a ship. You could play 2 player (I assume it was on the same keyboard)

 

[chattycathy]

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[Doomgriever]

Alright, here goes. Turn-based wizard/spellcasting dueling game. Top-down view. Sprite characters. Forest/dark tone to the graphics. You could summon monters and cast spells. Your starting space was a blue circular shield (may have decayed after a few turns, unsure about this). Dos-era (probably Win 95/98 era). Probably came on one of the game collection CDs that were all over the place at the time.

Best suggestion I've gotten so far (though incorrect) was 'Chaos: Battle of Wizards' which seems to have the right gameplay mechanic and viewpoint but is the wrong OS and much more primitive graphics. I've tried looking at every list of Chaos-related games I've been able to find but none of them have had the game I recall playing on it.

Would appreciate any help anyone has to give this has been driving me crazy for a few weeks solid now. Thanks.

Apologies if this is poor etiquette but I wanted to bump my post in case posting on Dec 30 wasn't the best time. I don't have any more information to share than was already in that first post (though the cd collection might also have included a dinosaur/caveman slot machine game, which said something like "bunga binga" when you won, but I can't be certain of that).

Thanks again.

Morkin? ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFc1TSCfLqM )

 

[Doomgriever]

Hey, so I'm trying to figure out what this game is. It's an old PC game, probably released early 2000s or 1990s? It was 3d, but you couldn't move the camera, the game did that for you - all you could do was aim and shoot. I think you were playing as the cops against robbers and such.

All those memories I think the first level was just like on some street, and then you went on a train later, and there was also a level with a ship. You could play 2 player (I assume it was on the same keyboard)

Virtua Cop? ( http://www.giantbomb.com/virtua-cop-2/3030-9341/images/ )

 

[Forgotten Realms]

Hi Rottumasa, Are you thinking of the, "Wizardry," rpg games?

 

[Ligats]

Ok, I don't remember when it was from, but it was a PS1 3D sidescroller, where you could choose to play with 1 from a bunch of some people that looked like they were in their 20's, and each of them turned into a different animal (I remember a tiger, a rhino and maybe a bear?)

So, basically you walked and jumped pltforms as a human and when enemies appeared, you turn into an animal and fight them.

I also remember the second level where you controlled a dolphin through the sea.

Thanks guys!

 

[Ligats]

I mistakenly resent the comment, sorry

 

[Felstaff]

Can anyone help me find an old action/platformer SNES game I played in the mid-90s?

I remember you played like a jungle kid or something but it wasn't set in the jungle. I think you were trying to return home or so. He might have had pink hair. You could roll and jump far, perhaps fly for a bit? Very colorful graphics and the stage would scroll to the right. I think I remember a lava stage too. I remember being on top of a mountain kind of thing in one stage. I also remember a Sonic the Hedgehog kind of loop-de-loop. It was really, really fun but I never saw it in a store or magazine. I borrowed from my friend for a short time. I can't remember the name for the life of me.

Any help?

Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck?

Ok, I don't remember when it was from, but it was a PS1 3D sidescroller, where you could choose to play with 1 from a bunch of some people that looked like they were in their 20's, and each of them turned into a different animal (I remember a tiger, a rhino and maybe a bear?)

So, basically you walked and jumped pltforms as a human and when enemies appeared, you turn into an animal and fight them.

I also remember the second level where you controlled a dolphin through the sea.

Thanks guys!

Animorphs: Shattered Reality

I can remember a game I used to play on the Gamecube about 8-10 years ago. It was a racing game with karts. There were different tracks in European countries, like Italy, France and The Netherlands. You could pick up powerups on the way and you could upgrade the powerups by not using them and picking up the same powerup. This made the powerup more powerful. For example you could pick up a boost, and if you didn't use it but picked up another boost it made it more powerful. There were other powerups as well as oil and chewing gum. It's not some F1 game, but with cartoonish karts.
And it's not Crash nitro karts btw.

Cocoto Kart Racer (is the only non-Mario non-Crash GameCube Kart Racing game I know of, although it doesn't have European tracks in it. There's Ayrton Senna's Kart Duel, but that was PlayStation)

 

[joster222]

I can remember a game I used to play on the Gamecube about 8-10 years ago. It was a racing game with karts. There were different tracks in European countries, like Italy, France and The Netherlands. You could pick up powerups on the way and you could upgrade the powerups by not using them and picking up the same powerup. This made the powerup more powerful. For example you could pick up a boost, and if you didn't use it but picked up another boost it made it more powerful. There were other powerups as well as oil and chewing gum. It's not some F1 game, but with cartoonish karts.
And it's not Crash nitro karts btw.

Cocoto Kart Racer (is the only non-Mario non-Crash GameCube Kart Racing game I know of, although it doesn't have European tracks in it. There's Ayrton Senna's Kart Duel, but that was PlayStation)

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Thank you for the help, bud sadly that isn't the one. I am sounding stupid now but it could have been a PC game as well. Sorry! I haven't found it yet though.

 

[Felstaff]

Thank you for the help, bud sadly that isn't the one. I am sounding stupid now but it could have been a PC game as well. Sorry! I haven't found it yet though.

That widens the net a bit. Is it anything like Toyland Racing [http://i.imgur.com/pFXokmY.jpg]? (I think this game was Spanish, as the tracks were places like Madrid and Sevilla).

 

[joster222]

Nope, I remember maps like the Netherlands (Barns, windmills), France (going under the Eiffel tower), Italy, Madrid and Germany. Sadly I can't remember how the characters looked like. The graphics are somewhat off the same quality as that game though.

 

[Ddraig]

Got a tough one for you guys

Here's what I remember:
--I believe the game was an action/platformer side scrolling game, but I am, unfortunately, not 100% on that.
--I believe the game was for the NES, but it may have been for the SNES.
--I believe the game was stone-age themed. I originally thought it was in the adventure island series, but as far as I can tell, the elements I list below are not a part of that series, so I must be mistaken.
--The game had some RPG elements. As you progressed, you got a house (I think it started as a cave?) and could buy things to decorate it like wall coverings
--The detail that sticks out most in my mind is that there was a mini-game where you chose a wife for your character. There would be 3 curtains and all you could see was a pair of bare feet under each. There were two attractive (for 8 bits anyway ) women and one who was... *ahem*... rather large. You had to pick the right woman 3 or 4 times before she agreed to be your wife, but picking the larger woman once made her automatically say yes and marry you.

Anyway, that's all I've got and it is, sadly, not a ton, but if anyone remembers this game please drop me a line! Thanks.