Creatures 2 and Turrican 2 on the C64. Syndicate and Frontier Elite 2 on Amiga. I do wish they would start releasing these era games as xbox arcade downloads.
There is a newer game on steam that is kind of like a cross between the strike series and jackal (if you remember that).xXxJessicaxXx said:For anyone that knows me and my taste in games this would sound ridiculously weird, but the Strike games...Urban Strike, Jungle Strike etc.
I was so hooked on those as a little girl.
I'm not sure there is many games around that have similar game play. Isometric helicopter shooter and occasional ground sections where you would like run through a warehouse and rescue someone. Of course I could be wrong.
I am sure you have heard, then, that they are remaking X-Com as XCOM? Should be interesting.LittleBlondeGoth said:There were a few on my Amiga that took over my spare time...
XCom UFO Enemy Unknown was one of the biggest, I could lose hours on that. Still can, in all fairness. A lot of the old platformers like Zool were nail bitingly gripping as well, since you only had a finite number of lives and you were desperate not to lose them. Though I'm certain I got through a number of joysticks with those. Then there was the humungous timesink that was the Ultima series. And Populous II. And Cadaver, one of the best games I've ever played.
And I thought I was the only one that had ever heard of it! Everything about it was better than Pokemon, the music and sprites were unbelievable to my 5 year old eyes haha!The Big Boss said:Awesome, i thought i was the only one who loved that game. Spent hours playing this as a child than any pokemon game!Pinhead Larry said:Dragon Warrior Monsters. I got it with my GBC and Pokemon Yellow, and I've loved Dragon Warrior/Quest ever since, it's been my favourite JRPG since I was 5. I recommend it for everyone that hasn't played it; it's stubbornly traditional, yes, but it's an amazing series.
I have indeed. Not sure what to make of the idea, if I'm honest. To me, X-Com will always be the RTS style game that it was in the nineties, but then I'm old and actually enjoyed that kind of gameplay. The new one... Well, I'll probably give it a whirl and just try and forget about the X-Com portion of the title.darkdoom227 said:I am sure you have heard, then, that they are remaking X-Com as XCOM? Should be interesting.
It will definitely be interesting, to transition from the old Real-time Strategy version to a First-person shooter version. That is the part that scares me the most...LittleBlondeGoth said:I have indeed. Not sure what to make of the idea, if I'm honest. To me, X-Com will always be the RTS style game that it was in the nineties, but then I'm old and actually enjoyed that kind of gameplay. The new one... Well, I'll probably give it a whirl and just try and forget about the X-Com portion of the title.
Oh, I also played Age of Empires and Age of Empires II. How could I forget? Regicide all day every day.Combustion Kevin said:Age of Empires, Golden edition.
And god did I suck at it.
You win for being the only other human being alive who has played Jet Force Gemini.hazabaza1 said:Probably pokemon games as a young, young kid. Jet Force Gemini was good fun too.