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

[Batou667]

I've been searching for the internet, but I can't find the game. It's late 1900s game. I can't remember if it's on the gamecube or playstation 2, but it's a multiplayer (party sort of) game.
It's been such a long time, but some of the mini games I can remember is where four people (always each given a different color: yellow, blue, green, red... I think) and they're all in a spherish cage. They try to bump each other into lava, while the circle platform gets smaller and smaller.
There's another minigame, where you have to spray bugs, and if they remain your color, then they start going to your goal, where you have to get the most points, or something like that.

It was a game where you play a bunch of mini games like that.

If it's not Mario Party then probably Fuzion Frenzy on the Xbox.

 

[Dimitur Gospodinov]

Hey guys looking for an old RPG i played 7-8years ago... good graphics it was some fantazy rpg u had 3 characterss that can be switched in game a warrior a mage and a female elfish assassin ... i also remember the final boss was a kickass dragon ... pls help the game was god of war-ish style of play

 

[Coldie]

Hey guys looking for an old RPG i played 7-8years ago... good graphics it was some fantazy rpg u had 3 characterss that can be switched in game a warrior a mage and a female elfish assassin ... i also remember the final boss was a kickass dragon ... pls help the game was god of war-ish style of play

Is it Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone?

 

[OzzyTheOne]

Hello, this is a repost with a little more details.

1. It's a 3rd person adventure game, not an RPG.
2. It's for the ps1 and had good graphics as far as I remember.
3. The protagonist was a girl with red clothes and yellow hair and abig sword, it was not in the
future.
4. Before the first level starts there is a girl in green clothes transforming into the girl I
already described.
5. The levels had some puzzles and optional bossos as far as I remember.
6. The graphics were 3D.
7. The intro of the game was like this: Some guys with flashlights enter a room with a big
platfrom in the middle (the platfrom looked sci-fi).
8. Dunno if it had levels in the future because we always got stuck on the second, or third
level.

That's all I remember that could be of use for u people out there, please help! This game has benn bugin' me for a long time!

 

[Donedeal]

I've been searching for the internet, but I can't find the game. It's late 1900s game. I can't remember if it's on the gamecube or playstation 2, but it's a multiplayer (party sort of) game.
It's been such a long time, but some of the mini games I can remember is where four people (always each given a different color: yellow, blue, green, red... I think) and they're all in a spherish cage. They try to bump each other into lava, while the circle platform gets smaller and smaller.
There's another minigame, where you have to spray bugs, and if they remain your color, then they start going to your goal, where you have to get the most points, or something like that.

It was a game where you play a bunch of mini games like that.

If GameCube it could be Amazing Island.

 

[Tesral]

They try to bump each other into lava, while the circle platform gets smaller and smaller.

Definitely Fusion Frenzy for Xbox. It was a 2001 launch title.

 

[Karmarsi]

I feel lucky to have found this thrad. I registered just for this, I hope that's all right. I actually have a few memories of this game, but honestly they may be multiple games. so really whatever seems familiar to the memories just post the names please... ^^;

I'm pretty sure it was for the SNES, as that was my main game system when I was a child, back in the 90s. I could be wrong, however!

The first thing I remember is going up or north. It was an interesting area that was filled with traps. there was a narrow path, like walking down an aisle while to the left and right were like cubicles, often times with boulders in them. Sometimes a boulder would roll down and you'd have to move into one of the the "cubicles". Sometimes there would be a step-on switch there which would trigger a boulder to shoot out from the side. I remember the character looking somewhat like Link from the Legend of Zelda but I'm very unsure.

Another memory I have is again heading up up or north... It was a bone bridge like place, and under was bubbling liquid. like lava or tar or such. I remember it was a group of characters. 2-4. I know someone was always following you. At the end of the bridge was a roundish building made out of bones I think. It was quote the detailed game, but I don't remember much besides that I loved it. I thought it could be Secret of Evermore, but the only bubbling like area didn't fit it perfectly, as I remember a distinct area with red lava you have to avoid, it was like puddles of it.

My last one has a word map to it. It was a group of four characters and the only thing I can remember is they were jumping from one side of the screen to the next. the left building or tower was collapsing and they jumped to a window to the next pillar. Inside was a king I believe. It honestly reminds me of final Fantasy but again I'm unsure.

Honestly I would love to find that/those game(s). I loved them dearly as a kid and I'd love to find them and show them to my fiance. thank you, everyone!

EDIT: I was a major RPGer and still am. I'm not sure if all of these are. It's always either adventure / rpg with me if that helps. But I can't remember battle systems well, so I can't help with that. I apologize

Reposting again. Still no suggestions or possibilities. :c

 

[Rule322]

Alright, I've been googling like crazy and nothing's turned up. You're my only hope left, Escapees!
- I used to play a demo of this game with my brother.
- The protagonist was a male human, who woke up on a snowy alien planet, but he's in a bed. (perhaps with amnesia?)
- He has a headache when he wakes up and vocalizes that.
- There is a brown alien there. He calls him a strange name and likes to say that name, as he says it every other damn line of dialogue.
- The alien trains you at the beginning of the game, it's in a snowy village. I think there were three trials, but I only remember two.
- One trial is shooting pots with a laser gun. The other I remember is having to take some fruit that the alien places somewhere, but you cannot be seen.
- The fruit was placed near what I thought to be a port-a-potty as a kid.
- I NEVER got past the sneaking bit. I always got caught and the alien would say the weird name and set you back to the beginning.
- There was a stargate-esque ring in the village, the advert when closing the demo said how you would visit all kinds of planets with that ring. I'm not sure if it was a stargate game, but I don't think so.
- This is a PC game from pretty way back. I'm not sure, but I think it's over 10 years old.

That's pretty much all I remember. If anybody knows what the heck I'm talking about, I would be much obliged.

 

[oreltal1ot]

I was searching many time for this game:
You start as robot at a city you can destroy flying cars kill people i think too and smash things on the floor like phone stands and etc you can even hold flying car and throw it and as you keep making those crimes police coming to attack you...
As you kill more of them stronger flying robots are coming and at the end you get to kill the boss you also gain money and can buy more weapons and if you die you start all over oh and i forgot there are people that you fly near them and press enter to make mission...I remember i passed the first city to other city after killing the boss (giant robot) and then i died there always.. anyway i remember all of this game expect its name -_- so i will thank so much for who will find the name for me.
BTW its 2D and it was realased maybe between 2000-2005...
Thanks from advance!!!

 

[omgeveryone9]

I got two.
One is a mainly point and click adventure game (educational maybe considering that I played this during computer class) that is about you going through the amazon river. you have to stock on food and water, and you can visit many people, mainly amazonian tribes. i remember one part where there is a scumbag person who will steal your stuff, and one of my classmates found a way to not let the guy steal from you. My guess that this game came before 2007.

the other game is a racing game based around the stone age/cavemen with cartoon graphics and places like ancient china, Egypt, and maybe rome. You could select cars with different levels of things like speed. I remember playing this in elementary school and I saw it once on an apple ad of sorts.

If any one of you know the name I will greatly appreciate it.

Edit: I now know that the second game is Cro Mag Rally, released in 1998. Downloaded it on my Ipad. Ahhh, all those great memories of playing in Crete, Great Wall and Desert.

 

[shinichi8]

They try to bump each other into lava, while the circle platform gets smaller and smaller.

Definitely Fusion Frenzy for Xbox. It was a 2001 launch title.

yes!!! Thank you also to Batou667. I've been searching everywhere for this. I still can't believe it.
You guys are lifesavers, no joke.

 

[amberh]

I'm so glad I found this place. This game has been in my mind for years, but I have no idea what it's called. I believe I played it on an Apple IIe, but I could be wrong about that. It was displayed in green screen. The avatar was a squat human icon. I think you wandered through a castle or a dungeon, there were thick walls on either side. You were given a sword and a shield, I think. And monsters randomly appeared - the only one I can remember is a griffin. The game has to be older than, say, 1990 or so. I can't remember much more than that, but I played it all the time as a kid. I will be so grateful if this rings a bell for someone else!

 

[Coldie]

Alright, I've been googling like crazy and nothing's turned up. You're my only hope left, Escapees!
- I used to play a demo of this game with my brother.
- The protagonist was a male human, who woke up on a snowy alien planet, but he's in a bed. (perhaps with amnesia?)
- He has a headache when he wakes up and vocalizes that.
- There is a brown alien there. He calls him a strange name and likes to say that name, as he says it every other damn line of dialogue.
- The alien trains you at the beginning of the game, it's in a snowy village. I think there were three trials, but I only remember two.
- One trial is shooting pots with a laser gun. The other I remember is having to take some fruit that the alien places somewhere, but you cannot be seen.
- The fruit was placed near what I thought to be a port-a-potty as a kid.
- I NEVER got past the sneaking bit. I always got caught and the alien would say the weird name and set you back to the beginning.
- There was a stargate-esque ring in the village, the advert when closing the demo said how you would visit all kinds of planets with that ring. I'm not sure if it was a stargate game, but I don't think so.
- This is a PC game from pretty way back. I'm not sure, but I think it's over 10 years old.

That's pretty much all I remember. If anybody knows what the heck I'm talking about, I would be much obliged.

Outcast matches this description.

 

[overRed]

My childhood memory's probably a bit muddy, but if anyone thinks they can recognize this game I'd be very grateful

I played it around pre 2002. I think..
It was a Sci-fi future theme, first-person-perspective game.
The Player's goal was to pilot a space train/truck to the next port while avoiding and fighting off various police ships.

Your ship was locked to a set of rails, there were walls to either side of you and you were always moving forward. You had to decide which direction to go when forks in the track came up.

You were attacked by various police vehicles that would fly onto your screen, which you could destroy by aiming and firing lazers with your mouse.
The most common enemy was a police robot drone shaped like a lollipop with a square head and flashing police lights on top.
The next enemy up from that was a police ship shaped like a semi-circle with two cockpits on the flat side.
The most dangerous enemy was a large dark-yellow ship called a 'Scorpion'.

You only ever saw profile pictures of characters in the game. I think your character had a trucker cap.
The game had a lot of CDs, and came in a multidisk jewel case.

Any help greatly appreciated, I've been looking for a long time.

 

[Jeffmal]

Appreciate your expertise on this forum and apologies if this has already been addressed...but looking for the name of a NES game I vaguely remember from the 80s. You had the choice of a dozen or so different characters with different weapons to fight your way through multiple overhead view boards (shooter like Commando or Gunsmoke). If a character died they were no longer available for subsequent boards. Seems like the game maybe advanced through time starting with cavemen and ending up with futuristic enemies? Maybe it even had the word 'time' in the title? I think you just had to get characters from the bottom to the top of the screen--I don't remember it scrolling. Anyway popped in my mind today and can't remember the finer details...thanks!

 

[Julianna Whitehead]

Hey guys looking for an old RPG i played 7-8years ago... good graphics it was some fantazy rpg u had 3 characterss that can be switched in game a warrior a mage and a female elfish assassin ... i also remember the final boss was a kickass dragon ... pls help the game was god of war-ish style of play

If it was for early Nintendo then it might have been Final Fantasy I. It didn't look anything like it's later games that were released in the U.S.

 

[Rule322]

Outcast matches this description.

Yes, certainly and without a doubt you are correct. Little pang in my brain as the memory connected again, haha. Thanks a lot!

 

[tim2507]

Hey I played a game on pc around 2005 and can?t remember the name of it. The game was sort of a bird?s eye view strategy where you would start off with a castle and from there you could build different structures that could recruit particular units. Some of these units were wizard, rogues, worriers and you could build temples that gave you units as well. It was set in a fictional land with like dragons and giant wolves and stuff. From memory what made this game stand out from others was the fact that once you recruited a unit you no longer had control of them like a wizard for example might spend his time at a library researching new spells and you?d have to wait for him to go out and fight something. Also as an incentive for your units to go out and kill something or explore somewhere you could place bounty on enemy ai players or set a reward for exploring a certain area.
Like I said before I can?t remember the name of this game and any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[pidgerii]

I cant for the life of me remember the name to this game..Could someone help? It started out as you waking up as a prisoner on a ship with another person. The guards come and get you, but before you get off the ship, you choose your name, gender, race(the few I remember is a cat person, lizard person, and a human looking race with blue tatoos on the face.) and facial features. As you get off the ship, you meet a man where you choose the sign you were born under and such. ( I usually chose the rogue) After that you are released and get a few quests. The first few are like finding out who killed a man and why, among others. After that you travel to a new city, (and as a rogue I of course went into the rogues court) where I did quests for the boss. Thats pretty much all I can remember :/ Does someone know what I'm talking about?

is that something from the elder scrolls series? Morrowind maybe?

Just reinforcing what has been said here, this is most definitely the 'Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind'

 

[Coldie]

Hey I played a game on pc around 2005 and can?t remember the name of it. The game was sort of a bird?s eye view strategy where you would start off with a castle and from there you could build different structures that could recruit particular units. Some of these units were wizard, rogues, worriers and you could build temples that gave you units as well. It was set in a fictional land with like dragons and giant wolves and stuff. From memory what made this game stand out from others was the fact that once you recruited a unit you no longer had control of them like a wizard for example might spend his time at a library researching new spells and you?d have to wait for him to go out and fight something. Also as an incentive for your units to go out and kill something or explore somewhere you could place bounty on enemy ai players or set a reward for exploring a certain area.
Like I said before I can?t remember the name of this game and any help would be greatly appreciated.

Sounds like Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim.