The most obscure game you own.

[blankedboy]

Felix Shadow by a fucking landslide. You have to be one of the biggest Matt Thorson fanatics ever to have heard of this.
Most obscure commercial game I own would either be RECOIL or War World 3. RECOIL was an absolute masterpiece too, shame it didn't go mainstream .-.

 

[deserteagleeye]

Shadow Hearts, Gungrave: Overdose, Shinobi (PS2), Nightshade

Shadow Hearts is great, that is all.

 

[Tselis]

Phantasy Star Online for the Sega Dreamcast

 

[IamLEAM1983]

Hm. Obscure, huh?

I've got Uplink, BS Hacker, Hack: the Game, Digital Hazard, Blue Sky and the Hacker Evolution pack. Really great literal console games. You want to check your words-per-minute ratio? Fire up Digital Hazard and try completing the *third* mission.

Just try.

I couldn't type fast enough, and I usually average around 30 words per minute in English.

 

[ShotgunZombie]

Hexen, which none of you have probably ever heard of.

 

[joshuaayt]

ObsCure, that one PS2 game that Alan Wake copied is sorta like Alan Wake.

Oh, and Starshot, for N64- only ever seen one copy. Might have been more popular in America, I don't know, but here it was harder to find than a challenge in Morrowind.

 

[BigOrteil]

Medieval Lord on PC

 

[frank_el_tank]

Zen: The Intergalactic Ninja
Rollergames
Jackie Chan Adventures
... all on NES

 

[BytByte]

Blastworks for the Wii. That is one hardcore and unique shooter.

 

[PorkChopXpress]

Shadow of Rome (Capcom Roman Empire gladiatorial masterwork. Needs a reboot, or at least a PSN port.)

Iron Man/XO Manowar and Psychic Detective for PS1

 

[Dango]

Infinity Danger, an indie schmup I got off of Xbox Live.

 

[CannibalCorpses]

Well, i've still got a box of C64 games upstairs so lets name a few...

gogo the ghost
pneumatic hammers
action biker
way of the exploding fist
bruce lee
boulder dash (re-released on xbox live)
the last ninja

Pretty obscure

 

[Sandernista]

Silicon Valley for the N64.

 

[Cecilthedarkknight_234]

uminkeo question arcs 1-4 for the pc

 

[zelda2fanboy]

I own a 1993 game called Victor Vector & Yondo: The Cyberplasm Formula. In fact I still have the CD right here.

I have like three Victor Vector and Yondo games. I barely ever got past the first few screens, but I've got them. I also have the Chex Quest game disc that came free in boxes of cereal. I could never play it because I owned a mac, but my neighbor loved it on his PC. And I have Freedom Fighters on the gamecube. It's so obscure, I had to take a minute to think of the name, but it was the first title to come to mind. It was a pretty solid squad based shooter before that was a genre. The trick was sending in your troops ahead of you and let them take all the damage first, then clean up the remaining enemies. I never beat it because it went to a really hard solo section towards the end and I couldn't get past a certain point where an elevator wouldn't trigger. I'm still bitter about it.

 

[Veldel]

Samurai Gunman for PS1 still in shrink wrap due to having 2 copys

 

[thisisnotsparta]

Space Quest, got it as a birthday gift along with 50,000 meat. If that doesn't count Second Sight, a decent Third Person Shooter with an interesting psychic ability mechanic.

 

[The_Echo]

The most obscure game I have is probably Tyco R/C: Assault with a Battery.

I think anything more obscure than that might be Game & Watch Gallery, but that's part of a series, so probably not.

Maybe Battle Hunter? Haven't exactly heard that name anywhere.

 

[FlikViktor]

Azure Dreams (PS1), Saiyuki: Journey West (PS1)

I have alot of games but when I think of Obscure these come to mind first. Especially the second one.