The most obscure game you own.

[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.

 

[FilipJPhry]

Psychonauts was obscure, and I guess War of the Monsters on Ps2 was kind of obscure

 

[Baralak]

hmmm most obscure is Last rebellion on PS3....just junk J-RPGs so shitty that hyperdimension neptunia (which i own too) compared to it is masterpiece of gaming design. why i bought it? it was cheap and i pretty much buy every j-rpg that is coming out on PS3.

I actually bought it for $15 new at GameStop when I got my PS3. took it back the next day after being unable to force myself through the first tutorial battle and got a full refund.

 

[rabidmidget]

I have a hard drive practically full of various indie games.

 

[Trogdor1138]

That's not obscure. Everyone knows of Psychonauts.

WHAT?!? I thought I was different...

What would you consider obscure, fine sir/madam?

Uhm... well, something on PC. PC gaming is pretty obscure. Maybe King's Quest?

You call out somebody over an obscure game then name one of the most famous PC franchises in history? Uhuh...

Sorry, I'm not trying to be a dick, I just thought it was odd. Kings Quest is very well known. Same as Psychonauts.

 

[sgt. soap mctavish]

Whacked! for the original Xbox. It was a really fun 4-player fighter.

 

[warprincenataku]

Gratuitous Space Battles, it's an awesome game featuring gratuitous space battles.