/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.779774]

The old thread died. Let's fire up a new one.

>PlayStation
>You are a classic grey alien
>Third-person shooter, at least partially
>Receive missions from your superior in a spaceship
>Go on planets with no buildings on them, explore and shoot the other creatures

I played a demo of it years back. One button made the character mutter something and make the camera go up, I think.

[Anonymous No.779915]

Bump ;__;

[Anonymous No.779921]

Its obviously not,but sounds like Destroy All Humans.

[Anonymous No.779937]

Terracon?

[Anonymous No.779935]

>Remember I saw it on an old gaming magazine, circa 2001
>PC
>you pilot a ship, there's combat and trading elements, I think, kinda like Elite
>greenish tint
>asteroid mining?
>story has something about revenge?

[Anonymous No.779942]

>>779937
Seriously if this is it you're a fucking moron. It took me like 5 seconds of googling to find out.

"alien ps1 games"
Boom.

[Anonymous No.779940]

>>779935
Could it be Freelancer?

[Anonymous No.779952]

>Old game, NES or SNES era
>Top-down view, graphics reminds me of the Zelda GB games when I think back at it
>one of the first things you have to do is walk south to cross a bridge over the river
>the bridge is out, you need to fix it by doing various tasks

That's all I remember. Help..

[Anonymous No.779969]

There was an ad in a magazine (sometime like 1997, I guess? It had articles about Tomb Raider 2 and G-Police).
The game seemed to be a 1st/3rd person shooter, I don't remember, but the ad... It was there seemingly to show how violent and realistic the thing was. It showed a top down view of a metalic looking hallway, a guy that is presumably the protag shooting a mook (a bald dude) to death, and, in the huge splash of blood that formed behind him, there were notes pointing to different bits of the gore and saying stuff like "yesterday's meal", "gall bladder", "piece of his liver", something like that. It was so awesomely over the top at the time, but I remember jackshit about the advertised game itself.

Also, in the same mag, there was another ad, it seemed like an strategy game, and the picture was a grey drinking coffee and reading a newspaper in the middle of a bunch of businessmen humans doing the same, with a slogan to the impact of "they are already among us".

Man, I really need to dig up that thing sometime. Should be still here in my house somewhere.

[Anonymous No.779986]

>>779969

Heh, I remember that ad... no idea what game it was, though.

[Anonymous No.779987]

A game where you were controlling some sort of a weaponized speedboat. You could dive, too. I think it had GT in its name. I wish I knew what it was.

[Anonymous No.779995]

>>779986
Which one?
I ended up describing two of them.

[Anonymous No.780002]

>>779940
Probably. I might need to look into it more deeply to make sure.
Either way, it seems like a pretty interesting game regardless of being the one I'm looking for.

[Anonymous No.780008]

I've got one for you, /vr/...

An arcade beat-em-up side scroller from the early 90s. Modern day, city setting. Each level ended in a boss fight. I remember one boss had a hockey goalie mask Jason Vorhes style (I think he had an ax?)...

These bosses were very large, and tall, and could hit hard, but all had momentary weaknesses. I think the Jason dude would get his ax lodged into the street and have to yank it back out... Another would fall over after enough hits and yell "Forgive me!" before getting back up to pound on you again.

The level before the final boss you had a boss rush of every boss from all the levels before, so like 5 or 6 bosses were all gang banging you.

That was a fun game... Any ideas?

[Anonymous No.780028]

>>780008

Could it be Vendetta?

[Anonymous No.780051]

>>779995

The shooting game with the description of each of the mook's bits on the wall.

Got me curious, too. I'm trying to dig it up.

[Anonymous No.780057]

>>779987
what system?

[Anonymous No.780061]

PS1 beat'em up game with coop. You have 3 ninja characters, one of them was girl. I think first level was some kind of cave,

[Anonymous No.780097]

>>780061
>You have 3 ninja characters, one of them was girl
I don't have your game, but you may pick Ninjawarriors Again on the SNES if you haven't been there. You pick one of three androids to throw down a dictator

+Good music
+Great pace, even when you can't run
+Different movesets and behavior with each ninja
-Single player
-Beat 'em up with just one tile of movement

[Atwill !kelPcGZQlE No.780117]

Trying to remember the name of an Amiga game. It was a point&click adventure with a *very* distinct visual style. It was extremely colorful with cartoonish backgrounds and caricatured characters with grotesquely exaggerated facial and body features. You could switch between player characters like in the Maniac Mansion games, but other than that, I hardly remember any gameplay elements. Any ideas?

[Anonymous No.780205]

>>780117
Gobliins?

[Anonymous No.780215]

>>779935
That's Independence War 2. I should know about that, I was on a PC "curfew" when I had it and I could only play at sunday, and ended up playing for hours straight.

[Anonymous No.780240]

>>780215
Oh yeah, that's the one!
I recognize the name now, and that picture of the protag, it was in the article too.

[Anonymous No.780253]

>>780061
tenchu 2? no co-op, but it fits the rest

[Anonymous No.780259]

>>780253
Not really. It was like 2.5D style, and there is certainly coop mode.

[Atwill !kelPcGZQlE No.780267]

>>780205
Thanks, but no. The game I'm thinking of had even stranger character designs. Also, I'm pretty sure it was an Amiga exclusive.

[Anonymous No.780278]

I think this was a mega-drive/genesis game. A female character gets killed by the baduy and I think the ending sequence shows the main character and another women looking at her grave (or at least it was an actual cutscene) It was a top down RPG-kinda thing. It's definitly NOT Phantasy Star IV

[Anonymous No.780301]

>>780028
No, it doesn't seem to be... I don't recognize any of the bosses from that game... Very similar though.

[Anonymous No.780316]

>>780301
Violent Storm?

[Anonymous No.780879]

>>780057

Uncertain. I believe PC.

[Anonymous No.781019]

Bump. Post your vague memories.

[Atwill !kelPcGZQlE No.781123]

>>780117
Still hoping for an answer.

[Anonymous No.782983]

Bump for this one >>779969
Want to know it too.

[Anonymous No.783009]

>Sega Genesis
>Gladitorial arena game?
>Pick your destination on some map, and you'll fight a guy
>Possibly japanese only

[Anonymous No.783015]

>>783009
Beast Wrestler

[Anonymous No.783047]

>>779774

I think that might be Area-51 or destroy all humans.

[Anonymous No.783223]

Halp pls, Ps1 game
Beat em up whit medieval theme (one of the characters was blue), i used to play it on a friends house he said that the name was Dragon of war but i googled it and found nothing :(

[Anonymous No.783307]

I feel this is basically impossible, because I'm trying to remember a game when I was 4-years-old, but: it's on the NES, and it's set aboard a space station, and there are alien monsters who you mostly have to avoid.

[Anonymous No.783314]

Some mid-90s FPS game for DOS. I remember playing a demo of it back around that time, and the first area had you running around some sort of compound in a forest with a few buildings which you could. There was either a lot of fog, or the draw distance was just short. I only remember getting one gun, which encased enemies in some sort of goo. When you died, it showed a picture of your body with a caption saying something like "Your body was found weeks later with a note on it saying 'Stop wasting my time with these sissy-men!'"

This demo came on an old Software of the Month Club CD that I got in the mail back then, if that helps any. I remember playing a bunch of shareware and demos on those CDs but for whatever reason this one stuck out in my mind the most over the years.

[Anonymous No.783398]

>>783223

Cardinal Syn or Soul Blade?

[Anonymous No.783420]

It was a beat 'em up, I think. I'm not sure, but I think it was for the computer. There's a level where you come across this mad scientist in a lab, and then he runs away and the next level is a chase after him on the water on a jet-ski. There's also a part where you fight some dude in his office.

[Anonymous No.783436]

>GB (or GBC?)
>Dungeon crawler
>Brutally hard with its simplicity
>Turn based movement, a la Mistery Dungeon
It was over 12 years ago, I don't remember anything else. I had a pirate cart with 64 games, including this one.

[Anonymous No.783578]

>>783436

maybe Cave Noire?

[Anonymous No.783680]

Anyone happen to remember this game?
It was a first-person dungeon crawler, and I think you could have multiple party members (though it's possible it was single-person). The graphics were 3D and you could look around freely.

Pretty sure I played the demo off some PC gaming magazine before the year 2000.

[Anonymous No.783705]

>>783009

Hokuto No Ken?

[Anonymous No.783745]

Okay lets give it a shot

>Text based adventure game PC
>Pretty much type out all your commands
>There are graphics
>Outside a monster mansion
>To open the front door you need to break a pumpkin that has a key inside
>There is one part where you are trapped and have to tell a monster to flip certain levers

Also another just for show
>Vertical space SHMUP
>I think it was late 90s early 2000s, in a multi games in one
>3 different powerups, red, yellow & blue i think
>Very good looking for a shmup, lots of shit going on the screen
>Can be 2 player
>Warp zones

[Anonymous No.783747]

>>780008
>>780301

Crime Fighters?

[Anonymous No.783752]

>>783745
The first one is Hugo's House of Horrors or something like that.

[Anonymous No.783760]

>SNES
>a group of fairies/elves all with special abilities
>typical platformer with many things to collect
>colorful
>2D

[Anonymous No.783763]

>>783752
>Hugo's House of Horrors

Yep, knew it was easy and well known just couldn't remember it. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.783772]

>>783223
Dragon Valor?

[Anon No.784486]

I dont think anyone can help me but here it goes

>pc game
>played it around 97
>about a girl that swims under the sea looking for treasures or something
>gets tentacle raped by a Squid when game over.

Anyone knows this fucking game?

[Anonymous No.784532]

>PC
>Some kind of scene where kids have gas masks on
>The world was dark

That's all I can remember, but it bugs the hell out of me not knowing what game it was.

[Anonymous No.784563]

>PC
>You manage a spaceship, building defences and economy and stuff
>occasionally the ship gets attacked, but there is a kind of peaceful mode
>Can't remember when, but around 2000 or so

[Anonymous No.784573]

>PC
>Futuristic setting
>two playable mecha characters
>blue ninja mecha and red gun mecha
>first level is a factory, the second a park

[Anonymous No.784673]

>>784573
IronBlood?

[Anonymous No.784785]

Ok let's do this.

>early 90s I think
>side scroller
>You enter a supposedly haunted mansion
>first monster you encounter is some kind of green goo
>it jumps at your face and you die

I don't remember anything else because I was a kid and always got raped by the green goo.

I think you could use a shotgun but I never understood how.

Halp

[Anonymous No.784813]

I believe it was a point and click adventure game which I played on the PC during the late 90s. At the beginning of the game your older brother locks you in your bedroom and you have to make a rope out of sheets to climb from your window.

That's all I know, any one have any idea what I'm talking about?

[Anonymous No.784829]

I only ever played the demo for this.

It was a top down game where you controlled some character who had to travel around each level and teleport babies to a safe place before being transported to the next level.

It was colourful as all hell, if that's any help.

[Anonymous No.784850]

This must be the thread.


Ok, I remember this old game I played back in between 1995-1999, on a SEGA Genesis (it could be a SNES, but I doubt it), and if my memory doesn't fails me, it was a plataform game with the main character that looked like Megaman or something. The only thing I clearly remember was the absolutely colorful level, with the floor/walls being made of spheres that all blinked at one color at the same time, changing, like if I was on acid or something.

[Anonymous No.784853]

>>784673
It's got to be Iron Blood, that was the first game that came to my mind.
Game had a lot of potential but something was...off...

[Anonymous No.784867]

>around the time of master system / megadrive / snes
>2d sidescrolling game
>you play as a boy with a sword
>first level you fight a dragon boss, after he's dead the castle falls apart and you escape, dodging falling square blocks
>there was a block in the game that when jumped into turned you into different creatures, one was a small form ( i think ) and one could fly
>the password system consisted of around 20 sequenced letters and numbers

It must've been a popular game at the time too cause it was great

[Anonymous No.784924]

>>784867
>>784867
>>784867
>>784867
HELP

[Anonymous No.784939]

>>784924
Wonder Boy in Monster World

[Anonymous No.785406]

>PC
>Side-Scroller
>You play as a tannish astronaut running around a colorful alien world.

[Anonymous No.785502]

1.
>Game similar to Magical Drop, but it isn't Magical Drop
>One of players was an angel, the other one a devil
>Both female
>There was levels in game - the longer you played the faster crystals were falling down
>Higher level meant also less cloths on both girls
I'm 90% sure that i played this on Neo Geo emulator

2.
>Waterslide park
>Plenty of animal characters
>Racing game
PC game.

3.
>Othello/Reversi rules game
>Instead of disks and board there were monsters and different maps
PC game.

4.
>Start on pirate ship
>Mix of puzzle and platform game
>The first level had puzzle where you was moving barrels to the right place.
Played only demo version, there was also few more demos on disc but don't remember what kind of games were on it.

[Anonymous No.785516]

>>785406
Space Quest

[Anonymous No.785527]

>>785516
Nope, sorry.

I believe you has a gun too.

[Anonymous No.785536]

>PC game
>you play as a blue or red superhero fighting robots
>one shoots, other uses a sword
>first boss is the statue of liberty

[Anonymous No.785562]

>>780117
Nippon Safes, Inc?

[Anonymous No.785608]

>>784850
Bumpo, the memories have been haunting me fucking forever.

[Anonymous No.785619]

>old python game
>you could control multi colored pythons
>4 of them in a game
>you eat other pythons
>lots of obstacles and traps

I think it was called Paulepy Python but I can't remember and google can't help me. Halp please.

[Anonymous No.785704]

A game that I played on a PS1 demo disc. The concept was that you flew your spaceship from one space station to another. There were space battles, I think.

It had a sort of military, Japanese feel to it.

Does anybody know?

[Anonymous No.785715]

>>785704
first-person 3d, vertical, horizontal?

[Anonymous No.785794]

>>785704
It was 3d polygon graphics. The space scenes were reminiscent of original Starfox but with 360 degree movement.

[Anonymous No.785837]

>PSX
>you're a guy with a gun
>lots of vivid colors and shit
>Smash TV style controls, the buttons act like a D-Pad for your gun

[Anonymous No.785873]

I remember an N64 game that had motorcycles that sorta look like the ones from Tron and you can customize them a bit and there was lots of techno music playing on the background. There were powerups that let you shoot missiles etc.

Anyone know what it is?

[Anonymous No.786258]

Looking for an old computer game;
Sci Fi theme;
Rpg/Adventure game.
You control your characters from above;
Had Aliens on it;

[Anonymous No.786283]

>>784829
A billion saved Internet bookmarks later, the name of the demo game was called Blitter Boy.

[Anonymous No.786348]

>>786283
You are correct! Thank you so much this has made my night.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGGoLycD4WY

Gameplay video for those interested.

[Anonymous No.786442]

>Dreamcast
>You play as a blue kid with a fork(?) on his head
>You can glide on dots with said fork
>Came out in America

[Anonymous No.786546]

>>779942
in case you didnt know google isnt the same or everyone. all i get from that search is alien trilogy for PSX

[Anonymous No.786571]

>>779952
that reminds me a bit of the james bond game on the game boy. one of the first taks you have to do is find a hammer for the guy to fix the bridge.

[Anonymous No.786639]

Holy shit I have one!
>NES game
>took place in a circus (or carnival?)
>your lil sis or friend or something gets kidnapped
>pretty sure it was a platformer
I was very young when I had it and I remember it creeping me the fuck out.

[Anonymous No.786650]

>>786639
Circus Caper

>dem unskipable, long as fuck cut scenes

[Anonymous No.786707]

>>786650
This is definitely it. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.786759]

>>786442
Super Magnetic Neo?

[Anonymous No.786815]

>>784850
One of the Vectorman games maybe?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IORZ49e-b1U

[Anonymous No.786824]

>>786707
Fuck that game.

All those power ups that would never come down once they get launched too high.

[Anonymous No.786826]

>>785837
Apocalypse?

[Anonymous No.786828]

Early 3D PC RTS. It involved going through different epochs and the announcer constantly yelled "We're under attack!" every time any of your units engaged in combat. Any ideas?

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[Anonymous No.786841]

>>785873
Extreme-G
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLBk1L-l2hk

[Anonymous No.786846]

>>786840
what
I don't want to buy your Converse sneakers

[Anonymous No.786850]

>>786828

Empire Earth?

[Anonymous No.786856]

>>786850
Yes, I do believe that was it!

[Anonymous No.786859]

>>785536
see >>784673 I think

[Anonymous No.787148]

Trying to search this game from years
>NES, SNES or GENESIS era game or outright an arcade game (Played it on a MAME machine back in the childhood)
>Chibi looking guy which jumps and shoots football like things fro his feet.
>There is a stage which takes place on a train.
>Graphics was colorful and that guy used to change its color and size of those balls he shot from feet

[Anonymous No.787223]

>>784850
Pulseman

[Anonymous No.787231]

>>787223
Pulseman never touched the Genesis or SNES, it was a Japanese Mega Drive exclusive.

[Anonymous No.787236]

>>787231
Wait, it was apparently on Sega Channel too. Fuck, nevermind.

[Anonymous No.787238]

>>787223

I remember being completely surprised by everything this game threw at me in each level.

If you haven't played this before and are interested in what Game Freak did before Pokemon, don't read this. I don't want to ruin it for you.
I remember fighting like my doppleganger or something and you had to charge into each other. Then you go into an arcade game and you're on asteroids. At the final boss, I totally abused Pulseman's flip move and won the fight while taking NO damage.

All of the art in this art in this game is like some weird bizarro precursor to Pokemon stuff, but that's a given. Just my wild take on all of it, and it's definitely worth playing. Seriously, do it guys.

[Anonymous No.787313]

>>785619
help

[Anonymous No.787325]

I really need help here guys,
>Playstation 1 demo disc
>I think it was called underground demos or something
>an echo commercial in game
>game is jrpg
>main character has a girlfriends and it starts in his hometown
>I think the character had green hair but the memory is vague
>also on the demo disc was a game where you play as a spider and it is a platformer where you kill bugs
>also on the disc was a fighting game with old asian warriors fighting with spears and swords, typical early 3d fighter
>also on the disc is legacy of kain
anyone got any clues as to what it might have been

[Anonymous No.787357]

>>784785
nobody?

[Anonymous No.787362]

>>787325
I just remembered oddworld abe's exodus was on the demo disc aswell if that helps anyone

[Anonymous No.787472]

>>784673
>IronBlood
YES
Thank you anon

[Anonymous No.787536]

>>786258
UFO Enemy Unknown?

[Anonymous No.789125]

>>784785

Dangeours Dave in the Haunted Mansion maybe?

[Anonymous No.789751]

>>786759
That's definitely it. Thanks bro.

[Anonymous No.789770]

>>780259
Was it a Golden Axe game?

[Anonymous No.789781]

>>784563
2D or 3D?

[Anonymous No.789785]

>>784867
Kid Chameleon? Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap/Cusre?

[Anonymous No.789791]

>>785406
By "PC", do you mean Windows? Was it on disc or downloaded? Tannish skin or tannish suit, or both? Do you remember any other colors?

[Anonymous No.789826]

>>787325
Playstation Underground Issue 1:

Twisted Metal 2 (demo)
Cool Boarders (demo)
Jet Moto (demo)
NFL GameDay '97 (demo)
>Sangoku Musou (demo) aka Dynasty Warriors the fighting game with asians.
Carnage Heart (demo)
Mech Warrior (demo)
Rage Racer (demo)
>Spider (demo)
Tomb Raider (demo)
>Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (demo)
Jurassic Park: The Lost World (video)

One of those? That seems to match the demo disc you're talking about, though Legacy of Kain is on another disc. http://www.giantbomb.com/playstation-underground/3015-993/

[Anonymous No.789883]

Long ago, I had a couple of those old ass gaming magazines that came with 2 CDs, one with a complete game, the other with a bunch of demos.
Pictured, is the back of one of the ones I had (main game CD being Crusaders of Might & Magic), taken from the local ebay equivalent (yeah, yeah, inb4 huehue shit). I remember I still have these hardcovers in here somewhere (just found the one with Interstate '76).
Anyway, I wanted the thing for the purpose of looking up the games whose name I don't remember, and the only pic I found of the list of demos is very lowres and poorly taken (pic related).
I have a simple request. Identifying all of these games.

[Anonymous No.789940]

>>789883
Googled a few of the titles together with "CD Expert"; found a list that I used to identify the rest.

1st row: Canopia, Championship Surfer, Freeride Earth, Ford Racing
2nd row: Chopper 2K, Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty, Frogger 2
3rd/4th row: Oni, Gorkamorka, Ludo Racer 3D, Project I.G.I.
5th row: Puzzle Station, Sammy Suricate, Space Tripper, Rowan's Battle of Britain
Last row: State of War, Virtual Pool 3, Zeus

[Anonymous No.789972]

>>789940
Yeah, thanks a lot.

[Anonymous No.790807]

>>787148
Can nobody help? please?

[Anonymous No.790821]

I have a couple, posted this first one in other threads but each time got completely ignored

it was an entirely alien and abstract seeming game... you controlled this ball or orb type thing through a maze, trying to avoid things that fired at you and other very alien looking obsticles. Had some sort of options screen but it was entirely in some sort of made up alien language. Had an about screen or file that had this odd silly story about how the programmer supposedly didn't make the game but found it one his computer after it started oozing slime.

Second game was a clone of LttP for dos, that's all, it was just a straight clone, looked exactly like it except for the guy you controlled and was quite fun. Wish I had more to describe about it, but that's it.

[Anonymous No.790823]

>>790821
oh, and the bizarre alien game was or DOS as well

[Anonymous No.790835]

All I recall from the very short time I had to play it at an uncles was it being an RPG on either DOS or perhaps even an early mac system.

The main thing in particular I remember though was there being a party system, if a character died, I believe they were either dead for good, or could come back automatically as a zombified character, with the same equipment but lowered stats. If they were dead for good, you had to hire another party member to replace them.

Also seem to remember a lot of brown, as in, all the graphics were done in shades of it. ALL of them. I could be wrong though.

[Anonymous No.790852]

I used to play this game at a friends house when I was really little

It was for the genesis
You play in giant robots
If your robot is going to blow up you could jump out with a jetpack
There was a mission where you blow up this big star cruiser thing by shooting all the turrets

[Anonymous No.790891]

DOS Game
your enemies were pickles
and your weapons shot chopped vegetables or something idfk it was weird but a lot of fun

[Anonymous No.790915]

I can't help with anything in this thread, but bumping because this one has some of the weirder game descriptions I've seen in these threads for a while

good luck guys

[Anonymous No.790928]

>>790807
I got nothing.

[Anonymous No.790929]

>>790891
Keen Dreams?

[Anonymous No.790932]

>>790929
nah it wasnt commander keen related, but i do think it had apogee somewhere on it

[Anonymous No.790936]

>SNES
>generic platformer
>set on a tropical island
>rode on a skateboard and threw coconuts I think

rented it from blockbuster, loved it, could never find it again

[Anonymous No.790978]

>PC
>around 95-97
>3D platformer
>you are a squirrel collecting gold for a giant walnut from space
I played the demo from a CD with a bunch of other demos.

[Anonymous No.790984]

>>790936
adventure island

[Anonymous No.790989]

>>790984
that was NES wasnt it?

[Anonymous No.790991]

>>783745
>>Vertical space SHMUP
>>I think it was late 90s early 2000s, in a multi games in one
>>3 different powerups, red, yellow & blue i think
>>Very good looking for a shmup, lots of shit going on the screen
>>Can be 2 player
>>Warp zones

could that be "Raiden"? Although I don't think that had warpzones and the powerups were red, blue, and purple. also, Arino played some shootemup on Gamecenter CX that had weird warp zones. it was a NES game

[Anonymous No.790995]

anime like Mech-game for the PC.

you control a red and a blue mech, red one was called Samurai and blue was called Ronin. red was controlled by a female protag and blue was controlled by a male protag (I think he had light-blue hair and some grey-black suit).

it had desert areas too but the objectives were mostly all about destroying all enemies

[Anonymous No.791002]

>>790989
There's like twenty versions and sequels of it
google the crazy Wonder Boy/ Adventure Island thing sometime

[Anonymous No.791017]

>>790995
btw I forgot one more thing, all I remember is that the style of this anime PC mecha game was overall more cel-shading like and it was kinda bland I believe. it certainly wasn't Shogo. it was more of a 3rd person shooter. It wasn't part of any popular mechseries either like Gundam or Macross.

[Anonymous No.791020]

>>791017

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shogo:_Mobile_Armor_Division

You're welcome.

[Anonymous No.791030]

>>790995
>>791017
oh fuck nevermind. found it. it's Tsunami 2265 and apparently a complete shitgame. still it looks cool at least
.

[Anonymous No.791035]

>>791020
it wasn't Shogo but it was Tsunami 2265. sadly it wasn't Shogo. but I didn't know Shogo before, I'm gonna check that game out. seems cool.

[Anonymous No.791241]

>gameboy
>play as a tank
>sort of like wolfstien feel
>can go in caves
>outside world is 2D
i know its a bad description but its all i van remember

[Anonymous No.791258]

>>791241
Could it have been Battlezone?

[Anonymous No.791282]

>>791258
it's not :( but something similar like that but it's monsters not other tanks

[Anonymous No.791294]

>Genesis
>You control a white small spaceship inside a cave/mine.
>Can also get out of the ship, plays somewhat like a platform shooter, I remember lava hazards
>Have to rescue people traped inside it or something.
>Floppy disks and MGS Codec-like briefing screens.

[Anonymous No.791312]

>>791282
It's Cosmo Tank.

Pretty cool game.

[Anonymous No.791318]

>>791312
THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!
been looking for that game for 6 years

[Anonymous No.791319]

I can't seem to remember this very odd "90's" space adventure/minigame. I believe you were playing as a nerd in space, aboard a spaceship of aliens that gave you minigames to complete, one of the aliens prompted you to save the earth from an invasion of sick xenophobes that vomited over the planet and you had to catch it with a cup a la space invaders. The other minigame was similar to the previous except you needed to keep away spam solicitors from the house door of a particular grandma by shooting at them with a slingshot... I don't think anyone has ever found this game, ever.

[Anonymous No.791331]

A pc game from mid 90s, it was a side scrolling game which you played with the mouse.
I remember you solved puzzles and killed aliens and you could play as characters heavily based on Clint Eastwood and Van Damme complete with classic quotes from the two.

[Anonymous No.791402]

>>791294
>Genesis
>Floppy disks

[Anonymous No.791429]

>>791402
Oh right, should have explained that more. They were inside the game, as itens. Was that intel or... something?

[Anonymous No.791453]

>>784867
Definitly Wonder Boy III, the Dragon's Trap for the Master System. Your description is really precise

[Anonymous No.791465]

>>791294
Sub-Terrania ?

[Anonymous No.791487]

>pc platformer
> searching for family or roomates that got tossed around the US thanks to a tornado

[Anonymous No.791507]

>>791465
Nah.
I remember playing that one too.
Not the same at all.

[Anonymous No.791553]

>Playstation
>You play as a girl, I think
>Third-Person, maybe top-down
>The boss of the level was a tank of some sort
>You beat it by setting down landmines, I think?

It was on a demo disk I had, and I loved it, but I could never find the game and lost the disk not long afterwards. Sorry for the vagueness.

captcha: asked canheal

[Anonymous No.791570]

>>791553
Sounds sorta like Mega Man Legends

[Anonymous No.791573]

>pc game
> u play as some detective turned in to the gnome by some dude from china town
> 2d platformer
>buy weapons,find keys & secrets kinda like metroid

[Anonymous No.792649]

bump

[Anonymous No.792704]

Time Frame: 1995-97?
Platform: PC, played on a brand new Windows '95 computer.
Description: Rode on motorcycle-looking hovercrafts, I remember lassoing shit and slingshotting off using the momentum

[Anonymous No.792797]

>>780008

Combatribes had a boss rush at the end, and one boss did have an axe that got stuck.

Was there a coney island amusement park level? And a biker battle?

[Anonymous No.793543]

>>791294
I'm pretty sure it was ResQ.The floppy disks were key cards.

Sadly, the game was never released, so the way to play it is on an emulator.

[Anonymous No.793907]

Game placed in some kind of dungeons, where you could chose 1 from few characters to play (there was mage, some dude with giant axe). Every character had unique skills, the dungeons were long and there was few green marks where you could regen your hp/mp and save the progress. It was PC game.

[Anonymous No.793917]

>>780008
Streets of rage?

[Anonymous No.793935]

>ps2
>I feel like it was early in the ps2's lifespan but I may be wrong
>racing game
>futuristic setting
>the racers didn't use cars
>they had suits that had wheels on the feet and hands
>it seemed very grimdark future-techno edgy
I know it's out of /vr/'s timeframe but Ifigured it was worth a shot, worst that could happen is it gets ignored.

[Anonymous No.793939]

>>783745

Is it Demonstar? yellow shoots wide, blue and red straight ahead

[Anonymous No.793942]

>>783307
Rad Gravity?

[Anonymous No.794163]

I'm looking for an NES game (maybe Japan exclusive). It was a JRPG where you had an army instead of a party and you battled other armies JRPG style. I think you selected tactics like one would select commands, and I used the "all out" tactic a lot because it was just faster.
Help.

[NESfag No.794217]

>>794163
Metal Max?

[Anonymous No.794224]

>>793935
Kinetica.

[Anonymous No.794270]

This is a pc game from around early-mid 90s that I remember seeing my dad play on our win98 computer.
It was a side scrolling game in a jungle that had multiple platforms really far up and down, you jumped around and could swing on a orange vine(only the orange ones) and the player character,to my six year old mind, look like the producer character from the magic school bus. I don't have the faintest clue what the name was or any details besides these.

[Anonymous No.794280]

It was a monolith strategy game made around the late 90's where you control several soldiers and have to take turns. Each guy has different stats.

[Anonymous No.794289]

>>794280
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monolith_Productions ?

[Anonymous No.794295]

>>794280
for PC btw

[Anonymous No.794302]

>>794289
nah, that's what blew my mind that it wasn't on there...

[Anonymous No.794325]

>>789826
yes, thank you, I was looking for that forever

[Anonymous No.794401]

>>786815
I don't think so, I would remember the 3D lookin

>>787223
Nope.

[Anonymous No.794738]

>>794217
No, I had more of an older theme, like medieval Europe of feudal Japan or something.
The health of a unit represented the number of troops in it. You had to go to a town to recruit more troops.

[Anonymous No.794787]

>playstation
>you walk around a library reading books and answering questions about them
>some brainy dude has stolen all the knowledge from the books or some shit
>there's a sequel, I think it's on a train
>was around in the year 2000

[Anonymous No.794815]

>pc
>demo maybe bundled with win95?
>spaceships
>flying over a really dark, mostely water planet
>blowing up jet like spaceships
>blowing up towers and generators in bases
>blowing up viking ships
>going underground and doing the same
>not descent but simmilar

[Anonymous No.794845]

Okay, this is a super vague memory but I'll give it a shot:

>DOS game (I'm pretty sure)
>You played as some sort of dwarf
>MC sprite was wide and had Link-style hats but red or maybe blue
>I believe you climbed some sort of mountain
>math may or may not have been involved

Sorry for the crap description, like I said I barely remember playing it.

[Anonymous No.794849]

>>794845
I should add that it was definitely a 2D platformer.

[Anonymous No.794876]

>>794738
Destiny of an Emperor

[Anonymous No.794882]

>>794302
I assume you're not confusing another developer like Shiny with Monolith?

>>794815
Fury^3?

[Anonymous No.794952]

>>791553
Silent Bomber?

[Anonymous No.794990]

>NES game
>fighting game?
>you can choose different characters
>I think you can pick frankenstein and dracula

[Anonymous No.795008]

>NES
>Playing as boy
>2D platformer
>You are attacking with ball
>The ball you had has been changing depending on what power up you took
>Point of the game was to save some girl
>Some of the last levels were in space and you were riding some kind cart
>Possibly it was hack of original game

[Anonymous No.795029]

>>794990

Sounds like monster in my pocket, but that wasn't a fighting game

[Anonymous No.795045]

Sidescroller shooter about an elf with a gun that shoots arrows. I played it at an arcade near a bus station in the late 90s.

[Anonymous No.795050]

I vaguely remember playing a demo of a game that was all about catching fairies. It had a "catch 'em all" vibe I think, but I might have just been OCD about it. You played some guy running around with a bug net and swinging it at them to try and catch them. The terrain was a colorful forest I think and the fairies all had different colors so they were really easy to see.
No idea what it was called, it was fun though and I'd like to play it again.

[Anonymous No.795057]

Played this at shabbby arcade once, it's kind of a side scroller, except you can go down, no, have to go down, I think, it's like a big labyrinth. You control a generic barbarian with a sword, if there are two players, the other controls a black barbarian. At the bottom of the labyrinth there were two things that looked like grim reapers going back and forth very fast, I'm not sure if they're bosses or just enviromental hazards, as I'm pretty certain you died if one touched you, and I never managed to kill one.

Help me, I've been looking for this game since forever.

[Anonymous No.795054]

>>795045

Ah fuck, that's Midnight Wanderers, part of the Three Wonders arcade thing. It was like a co-op GnG. One of the best god damn games ever

[Anonymous No.795059]

>>795054
Thanks, m8, you've made a neckbeard very happy.

[Anonymous No.795061]

>>795057
*at a shabbby arcade once

Fuck, I hate how that missing a made my whole post read like it was made by a Russian.

[Anonymous No.795067]

>>793543
Right, that's the one.
And yes, I used to play in on an emulator, like, a decade ago.

[Anonymous No.795073]

>>795057
Gauntlet?

[Anonymous No.795079]

>>795073
I get that game mentioned every time I ask for mine.

It's definetely not Gauntlet, perspective was from the side and you couldn't choose class, nor it had any RPG elements.

[Anonymous No.795082]

>>795057

You talking about side scrolling and barbarian dudes makes me think Rastan

[Anonymous No.795084]

Futuristic setting used a blue whip thingy to smash enemies around and it was for the playstation one too.

[Anonymous No.795087]

>>795084

Wild 9

[Anonymous No.795090]

>>795087
Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.795109]

>>795082
Yes, I think it's Rastan 2, I can't find a video of two players, but I remembe that Naga.

[Anonymous No.795114]

>>795109
>>795082
Thanks, anon, it definetely is Rastan 2, that death animation is unforgettable, it used to distrub the shit out of me.

[Anonymous No.795121]

It was a ship flying game for SNES or Genesis with the ship you control looking like the pic related. The goal was that you had to kill 8 special enemies in each colourful world in order to fight the boss. Killing the boss moved you on to the next level. The first world was a forest and the boss was a giant flying pumpkin, the second level was a fire world with the boss being a giant round statue firing bullets everywhere. It was a fucking amazing game and have never seen it in my life since playing it. From what I can remember the game name may have had the word "Final" in it. Hopefully someone can piece together the game from that.

[Anonymous No.795137]

3Dish 3rd person ship shooter for Genesis, I remember there was a lava world/sun level that had an absolutely awesome (for me, at the time) solar flare-like effect under which I could fly like a boss.

[Anonymous No.795134]

>>795121

That's fantasy Zone.

[Anonymous No.795152]

>>795134
Thats it, thanks.
>dat first level music

[Anonymous No.795163]

My cousin had a shareware game that I always wondered what it was.

You started as some sort of interdimensional or time traveller, and travelled into a dirty city.

You had a lasso that you could lasso things with.

In the first minute of playing, you get swarmed by two mutants that look like Bebop and Rocksteady and they begin a text conversation that never ends.

He would then stop playing the game and go back to playing the one where you're the lizard named Cosmic.

[Anonymous No.795171]

>>795114
That's not a trap, is it?

[Anonymous No.795178]

>>795152

Opa-Opa!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYh_An0gffQ

[Anonymous No.795185]

Alright, here's a tough one.

This used to be an a game featured on my old school computers, they were PC's so you could call it a PC game i guess.

It featured

>Birds eye/ Top down view
>You played as a fox
>You traversed screen after screen of fields and farmland

That's all i've got.

[Anonymous No.795198]

>>795171
No, name is Sana Sadiq or something.

[Anonymous No.795206]

What was that dos game were you were a guy in a red shirt that had a magic wand that made bricks disappear and the point of the game was to collect all the green diamonds in a level?

I know it is a rehash remake upgrade of Load Runner, but it was like Rob's Castle or Clancy's Quest or something.

[Anonymous No.795217]

>>795178
Nah, super fantasy zone was the one I played. Was talking about this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4aZMKTOFHY

[Anonymous No.795210]

>>795206
Is it Jetpack?

[Anonymous No.795220]

PC game (maybe a port) about a ship flying around and shooting shit up, it was pretty fun, all the bosses were very creative ships or robots of clear Japanese design, you sometimes found letter floating around that'd give you an extra life if you managed to form the word 'lucky'.

[Anonymous No.795225]

>>795220
Space themed or other?

[Anonymous No.795235]

>>795225
You visited what I guess were different planets.

[Anonymous No.795231]

>>795210
>
>>795225
Come on you niggers i'm trying to help

[Anonymous No.795248]

>>795235
Any other info?

Style of your ship?

Style of bullets you shot?

I've got a few here in my list but can't pinpoint one.

[Anonymous No.795267]

>>795210
Nah this one was scrolling and he looked like Mario.

Actually maybe his name was Clyde

Jetpack was awesome though

[Anonymous No.795269]

>>795267
Yeah, it was Clyde's adventure. I guess I just needed to talk about it.

[Anonymous No.795272]

>>795267
nigga

http://www.classicdosgames.com/game/Clyde's_Adventure.html

[Anonymous No.795281]

>>795185
Any help on this??

>Birds eye/ Top down view
>You played as a fox
>You traversed screen after screen of fields and farmland

[Anonymous No.795692]

There was some pixely game I remember playing on I think a dreamcast, it was RPG influenced and had a kind of grid movement system with almost pokemon esque combat, I can't remember it for the life of me

[Anonymous No.795753]

Looking for an nes game.
It was kinda like zelda, overhead view. The game was set in a tree dungeon i believe, where you climb up a level at a time trying to reach the top. There was no save system and i dont remember a password system but it was a long time ago.
Thats all i really remember

[Anonymous No.795756]

>>795753
Moon Crystal?

[Anonymous No.795779]

>>795692

Maybe to expand on my memory, I faintly remember starting the game off near a cathedral

It's also possible that it was on another system

[Anonymous No.795783]

>>795756
No this was definitely an nes game and moon crystal is japan only. Thanks for your response though

[Anonymous No.795848]

>Played it on the Xbox original
>You play as a mech
>Fly through the air as the mech and have to kill other rouge mechs with your mech group/agency for most missions
>Sort of cartoony if memory serves right
>not a Gundam game

[Anonymous No.795858]

>>795848
Willing to bet it's a Robotech game.
Sage for not /vr/

[Anonymous No.795865]

>>795848
Robotech: Battlecry.

[Anonymous No.795881]

>>795865
Nope just looked it up and its nothing like the game i am talking about, but thanks anyway.

If it helps in the game your characters were not piloted my humans but were like giant robots.

[Anonymous No.796725]

>>795692
>>795779

These posters here, I don't know if it matters at all but I found this on my own.

Game was called shining force

[Anonymous No.796732]

>SNES platformer
>You play as a miniaturized scientist(green tracksuit,spiky hair) in his house.The stages are his laboratory,kitchen,etc.
>Your wepons were nails,nuts and other small objects.You could also get a jetpack,IIRC.
>The game was shitty and generic.
Help me,I hate this game.

[Anonymous No.796751]

>Post apocalyptic future. >Everything is greyish.
>Creepy puzzle of Carmen Miranda's face.

[Anonymous No.796764]

Looking for threr pc games.

One is an algebra or geometry game where you go around
solving math problems and you're accompanied by a small
purple character. I remember the character was made of purple
triangles and had yellow eyes. I can't really remember
anything else


Another was also a pc game and it contained 1000 or 100 pc
games. I remembered it had the lost vikings, carmageddon and
some more cool games. It was called 100 star games or something like that

One more pc game was one that you controlled a demonic monkey
and you went through levels n shit. I remember the monkey had
black eyes and it kinda looked possessed or something. Please
help me

[Anonymous No.796769]

>>795881
Mech assault?

[Anonymous No.796856]

>>779969
Thrillkill?

[Anonymous No.797582]

>>795008
A Boy and His Blob?

[Anonymous No.797593]

>>795163
>He would then stop playing the game and go back to playing the one where you're the lizard named Cosmic.
Cosmo. (No idea about the lasso game, though.)

[Anonymous No.797606]

>>796764
>One is an algebra or geometry game where you go around
>solving math problems and you're accompanied by a small
>purple character.
Was it a Number Munchers or Math Blaster game? (I don't remember those well.)

>Another was also a pc game and it contained 1000 or 100 pc
>games. I remembered it had the lost vikings, carmageddon and
>some more cool games.

I assume you mean demos or shareware rather than full versions?

No idea about what the last two were.

[Anonymous No.797818]

PC Game, fantasy setting. It had 2 modes of gameplay; there was a strategic mode where you managed your realm, I think you could upgrade your castle and build up your army. Then there was more of an rpg dungeon crawl. This would come about because you had heard there was some magic item in a dungeon or whatever and you could send in a party of adventurers and go through fighting the monsters etc.

Back in the strategy mode I think your adventurers became the army generals and any magic items they had gave them bonuses in any battles they fought for you.

[Anonymous No.801117]

Game Boy game

Series of rooms with a puzzle? necessary to obtain a key that unlocked the exit.

Something about a shovel...

[Anonymous No.801146]

NES game

>you control a knight(at least a dude with a shield and sword)
>pressing up protects you from only diagonal projectiles(other than that your sheild is worthless)
>first stage is a forest, second is a city, i dont remember the third but it had lots of places you could fall to your death

[Anonymous No.801231]

PC, Maybe DoS. Was a fair while back
2D 8 bit burglar type guy, you had dynamite to blow your way through puzzles.
Sorry for the terrible description, I think I was 3 when I played it. It's a very vague memory

[Anonymous No.801270]

I remember that I played a demo of it on the play station 2 in Target.

Combat was like Final Fantasy but each time a member of the party attacked you had to align a line to a shaded portion of a wheel that spun rapidly (Don't remember if you had to do it for all attacks or if it added damage or something).

There was also a cutscence were a guy obviously hid behind a British flag in some kind of laboratory but it didn't fool the monsters whom started to beat on him.

[Anonymous No.801385]

I remember playing this 16 bit(?) game at an arcade a few years ago. It was a platformer with a wild west theme, four players max, one character was an indian chief? I think there were swarms of enemies at points in the level like a beat em up game, too?

[Ark No.801689]

>>795163
>dirt city
>time traveler
>two mutants

It sounds vaguely like the SQ1 sequence in Space Quest 4. Probably not, though.

[Anonymous No.801696]

>>797818
Dominus and Fantasy Empires come to my mind, they somewhat fit your description, check them out, if it's not them, the search continues..

[Anonymous No.801694]

PC game

Came with some packaging of HoMM game(s).
Very low res graphics
Some sort of time based system, you moved around a big map with the arrow keys
You had some sort of gold resource you got for each turn
Forget the combat completely

[Anonymous No.802557]

I think it was a PSone game, the character had some electricity powers which allowed him to pick-up dead bodies and use them as bridge to cross spikes.

[Anonymous No.802568]

I got one for ya.
It starts off with your "friends" daring you to go into an old cave to find some crystal.
you find the crystal and the cave collapses.
You then wake up in a different world and can summon this monster thing with the crystal you got.
any ideas?

[Anonymous No.802570]

>>802568
Also for Game boy

[Anonymous No.802934]

>PC
>in control of 3 (I think) characters, one big guy, a girl, a guy
>think warrior, mage and thief/archer kind of thing
>gameplay seen from above
>might have been late 90's or even very early 00's for all I remember
I don't even know if the game was a demo or not and never got released, I haven't been able to find it so far.

[Anonymous No.802940]

>>802934
It's not any baldurs gate type of game, the view was much closer than that.

[Anonymous No.803153]

game was around 95 to 98 i think. was on a computer, and in my memory was 16 bit, but i could be wrong ( i would of been 6-8 years old ).
side scroller, and similar to keen somewhat. i believe you had a raygun.
the ONLY part i really remember as a picture, was the start
it was a ufo, in a forest, and directly to the right, you went up a hill. you were a greenish alien. i THINK you collected shit that looked like fruit.
lots of forest i think

[Anonymous No.803170]

It was a PC game that came with my family's first PC in like 1993/94 I think. It was a racing game with weird cars, and if I remember the plotline was that you were all on an alien world, and someone dun goofed and released a virus or spore or something into the atmosphere and everyone was dying.

So the person who wins the race wins the right to be on the last shuttle off the planet. It was balls hard too, the AI was a rubberbanding bitch

[Anonymous No.803196]

2 games

First one:
>PC
>Played it when I was really young, don't remember much about it
>8-bit
>There was a room with hardwood floors
>A fishtank/aquarium that covered a whole wall
>A whale was there

I don't remember anything else.

Second one:
>Some sort of old-school "tycoon"/sim game
>Windows 95? Can't remember
>Invested money
>The sprites were photographs
>When you went bankrupt, you had to wear a barrel as clothes
>The name of the game was a male name, iirc

yeah, not much to go on, but they haunt me.

[Anonymous No.803598]

>>803153
Cosmo's Cosmic Adventures?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6-G6Nc9S30#t=17

[Anonymous No.803616]

>>803196
The second one might be "Jones in the fast lane"

[Saran !ZCaj98Nk5I No.803740]

I'm sure it was MSDOS to play it.
It had a character with a red shirt in some sort of jail or prison and there was also a cop and inmates. Literally saw it only once, around age 6-7

[Anonymous No.803884]

>>801117
Donkey Kong '94? Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening?

>>801231
Since you say "maybe" DOS, I assume you remember it in full (at least 8-bit) color? Do you remember any colors in particular? When were you 3?

[Anonymous No.803930]

>>803153
>>803196
>>803740
>i would of been 6-8 years old
>Played it when I was really young
>saw it only once, around age 6-7
Reminder: other people don't know when you were what ages.

[Saran !ZCaj98Nk5I No.803938]

>>803930
>>803740

My mistake. Mid/late 90s.

[Anonymous No.803985]

Never played this game, but remember reading it in a magazine. Would've been around mid to late '90s. I think it was cyberpunk genre for PC with a 2D top-down perspective.

The only thing I remember in the magazine was a screenshot of a guy sitting on a toilet and the caption read "Yes, you have to talk to a guy taking a crap".

[Anonymous No.804107]

>>801270

Shadow Hearts : covenant (or another Shadow Hearts) ?

[Anonymous No.804170]

>>801694
It reminds me of King's Bounty the ancestor of the HoMM games

[Anonymous No.804238]

>>803985
Restricted Area? I don't really remember any NPCs on a toilet, but it wouldn't surprise me if it had some.

[Anonymous No.804289]

>>804107
Shadow Hearts: From the New World.

Worst of the series.

[Anonymous No.804338]

Two games that I only have vague recollections of, so I doubt anyone will be able to pick them out.

One was a sort of real-time squad-based isometric sci fi game. You had a crew and I think you were fighting aliens on a space station or a colony of some kind. I seem to remember some rooms being overrun with vegetation, or maybe one of them was a garden of some kind.

The second was another isometric strategy game, but I remember it being turn-based. You were either playing as or against a group of demons and orcs/goblins, fighting them in a big grassy field at night (for some reason I remember there being some modern/futuristic elements like roads and buildings). The graphics were very simple pre-rendered stuff with the characters looking a lot like the ones in Dink Smallwood or a less sophisticated Fallout. The name "Spellcraft" comes to mind, but searching for that yields no results that resemble what I'm thinking of. The .exe icon maybe have looked like a red pentagram

[Anonymous No.804396]

>Neo-Geo
>platformer
>anime artstyle
>the death/game over screen had the princess you were supposed to save crying. but when you started over she calms down
sorry if there was a billion games like that. its all i can remember.
i played it on an emulator on my uncle's computer a couple years ago that had a full library of neo-geo games if that helps

[Anonymous No.804407]

DOS/Win 3.11:
Some kind of turn-based board game with icons on a grid (kinda like minesweeper but bigger) including a white house like building (but in blue colour), dollar notes and so on. Goal seemed to be acquiring money or generally doing good economics.

DOS:
Puzzle game I think. Black background an wire-frame boxes with wire-frame symbols in them.

DOS:
Colored marbles would come in from the top of the screen on a rail system. You had to somehow sort them within this rail system. This was done by some kind of crossroads connecting the rails. These crossroads were round and could be turned. They had a hole on the top, left, right and bottom which a marble would fit in.

[Saran !ZCaj98Nk5I No.804423]

>>803740
It was also a non-linear sidescroller.
>mid/late 90s
>Red shirt character
>prison environment with cops and inmates
>ran on a compuer, assuming MSDOS
>sidescroller.

That's all I can remember

[Anonymous No.804797]

>>783680
Might be Wizardry 8.

>>790891
Pickle Wars. I remember it being pretty fun.

>>802557
Wild 9.

[Anonymous No.805834]

I played this Bomberman game on some guy's GBC. It featured bomberman on a jetbike and if iirc it was more in the style of BDaman while still retaining Bomberman's traditional gameplay. I also remember it being in one of those multicarts. I researched but im not sure they match the desrciption, and a lot of the bdaman games are RPG's or competitive

[Anonymous No.805874]

It's a long shot, but...

It was a PC puzzle game on a green background or pool table. You dragged pieces onto the table to guide a ball into one of the pockets.

So it was sort of like the incredible machine but top-down.

Most of the games I played when I was younger I've been able to find except this one.

[Anonymous No.806032]

>>805874

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK_XnNF8AIE

Street Ball?

[Anonymous No.806095]

>PS1
>Gameplay consists of driving a police car, chasing criminals.
>Long title I don't remember that describes the whole premise.
>There's a button to on/off the siren.

[Anonymous No.806521]

I think I remember a game but I doubt anybody knows it, hell I'm even questioning the games existence as I type this.

>Sega genesis or SNES, I don't remember.
>2-4 players?
>You start off in a prison, or at least I think you do.
>You get some keys to free one prisoner everybody gets one.
>You ride a turtle out of the dungeon.

Anybody?

[Anonymous No.806529]

>Top-down isometric RPG
Only defining thing I remember is that in one of the inns or bars or something the bar tender points to his daughter when you talk to him and says if you touch her she'll break he'll break your arms off or something

[Anonymous No.806534]

>PC game from mid-lateish 90's
>2D set in snow
>sort of puzzle game
>gotta get to other side with various levels
>yetti's, bolders etc
>always think title is snowblizzard but its obviously not

This is probably very vague and won't get a response, but trying doesn't hurt.

[Anonymous No.806637]

>PC game
>played it sometimes around the year 2000
>isometric camera angle
>played as a man who lived in a village and had to go fight monsters
>could beat the shit out of anyone including my own mother
Does anyone have any idea what this is? It was one of the first video games I played as a child, and finding it would mean a lot to me.

[Anonymous No.806651]

This little known fps came out sometime in the 90s and was post-doom. it had a dark fantasy setting and was ridiculously hard since your weapons constantly broke

think hexen but darker and with realistic medieval weaponry

[Ark No.806671]

>>806651
>Black
Witchaven

[Ark No.806680]

>>806671
...And I have no idea where that quote came from. I wonder why "Black" was somehow hilighted somewhere on the page.

[Anonymous No.806690]

>>806529
It could possibly be fallout 2.
I know that there is place you visit and if you sleep with, I think a bar tender's, daughter then the bartender gets mad.

[Anonymous No.806708]

>>806671
>Witchaven
bingo!

i have a score to settle with that game...

[Anonymous No.806709]

>>804396
Hmmm, I think that maybe it could be... Blue's Journey?

[Anonymous No.806720]

>PC, Probably DosBox, early/mid 90s
>Plane crash, on a mysterious Island
>survival 2.5 first person game, lots of monsters, lots of puzzle solving
>recall needed shears to cut the fence

remember watching my uncle playing it as a kid, and it resembles a isolated lost, and believe it worth investigating.

[Anonymous No.806725]

>>806708
Witchaven fucking sucks bro.
Not worth your time

[Anonymous No.806772]

>>806720

Fuck man, I remember the game you're talking about but I can't remember the name.

>http://www.dosgames.com/g_3d.php

I'll keep searching though.

[Anonymous No.807269]

A puzzle/adventure(?) game I played as a kid on the PC

It featured a gray/white haired guy searching for different coloured keys to unlock different coloured doors to advance onto the next level. The keys were more often than not protected by lava or ice tiles on the floor. There is a possibility of other types of floor tiles as well. To get to the keys he had to use different types of shoes, a pair of shoes for each type of floor.

The key colours were, if I remember correctly, purple, yellow, red and pale blue and the backdrop was a green/blue shade. It was played using the arrow keys and the camera view was a sort of traditional birds-eye down view.

I cannot for the life of me remember what the game was called. Help?

[Anonymous No.807281]

>>806637
You might be thinking of Dink Smallwood.

[Anonymous No.807303]

>>807269
fuck, I know what game you're talking about. It looked something like this, DIDN'T IT?!?!?

[Anonymous No.807307]

>>806720

Bermuda Syndrome, anon? I really like its soundtrack.

[Anonymous No.807312]

>>807303
Yeah!
I think!
It's been a while and now for the last half hour I've been searching the internet for it!
But it's like it doesn't exist...

[Anonymous No.807313]

What is the music used in the background of this video? I'm pretty sure it's a PS1 game but I'm not sure.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWZNeyAfTVM

[Anonymous No.807328]

>>807303
>>807312
>>807269
Chip's Challenge.

Found in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Entertainment_Pack

[Anonymous No.807372]

>>807328
Not the game I was thinking

t. >>807303

[Anonymous No.807380]

>>803616
Oh my god, YES. That is it!! Thank you Anon!

>>803930
Well, I mostly said it to illustrate I don't remember much at all about the game! But I think it was late 90s, maybe 98.

[Dan No.807383]

Old trading game. You traded in rice, with carts. Setting was in Asia. I think I played it on a demo disk, maybe around 7 years ago?

[Anonymous No.807414]

DOS/Win 3.11.:
Some kind of turn-based board game with icons on a grid (kinda like minesweeper but bigger) including a white house like building (but in blue colour), dollar notes and so on. Goal seemed to be acquiring money or generally doing good economics.

DOS:
Puzzle game I think. Black background an wire-frame boxes with wire-frame symbols in them.

DOS:
Colored marbles would come in from the top of the screen on a rail system. You had to somehow sort them within this rail system. This was done by some kind of crossroads connecting the rails. These crossroads were round and could be turned. They had a hole on the top, left, right and bottom which a marble would fit in.

[Anonymous No.807516]

>>807281
Aw shit, I looked it up and that might really be it.
Thanks a lot my brother.

[Anonymous No.807570]

So it's a point and click adventure game for I believe one of the early macintoshes.

There wasn't much color but the graphics look like they were heavily downscaled images.

The game started you off as a kid at a carnival where you played games for prizes until all of a sudden you wake up on a beach and find a note in a bottle next to you.

I don't remember much after that as I was young when I played it buy I do precisely remember shooting rocks at bugs via a slingshot.


Does any of this ring any bells? Please say it does.

[Anonymous No.807578]

>snes
>you have a piece of chalk? and you attempt to make full shapes to "cut out" the bg
>there are enemies
>The chalk would make a squeaky noise

all i remember was it was really pretty spritework

[Anonymous No.807584]

I remember a fun pc puzzle game based around mowing a lawn. I think there were people and animals you had to watch out for as well.

[Anonymous No.807596]

>>807578
Sounds like one of the millions of Kix knock-offs.

[Anonymous No.807597]

>>807578
Cacoma Knight in Busyland

[Anonymous No.807606]

>>807597
>>807596

Yep y'all were right. figured it out from googling "snes chalk"
I mean yeah its a rip off, but look how pretty the music and sprites are!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPg4sA8UN0s

[Anonymous No.807610]

>>807606
It's a good game, and I wouldn't really call it a rip off, it has it's own unique spin on the gameplay

[Anonymous No.807613]

>>804338
The second is Spellcross

[Anonymous No.807616]

>>803985
Dreamweb

[Anonymous No.807621]

>>807606
Don't feel bad about it. Kix is probably one of the most ripped-off formula ever, next to Bejeweled.
It's so ripped off that there's a porn game using its formula.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zzCuco2lj8

[Anonymous No.807628]

>ps1 90's
>was on a demo disc I once had
>was a sort of 3D shootemup on rails in a ship?
>definitely recall japanese theming

[Anonymous No.807631]

>>807570
>that feel when post this same thing in 100 name that game threads over three years and half the time get no responses.

[Anonymous No.807643]

>>807570
The secret island of Dr.Quandary ?

[Anonymous No.807645]

>>807643
>secret island of Dr.Quandary
Yes! Thank you.

[Anonymous No.807671]

>>807628
You didn't happen to be in a mecha, did you?

[Anonymous No.807674]

>>807671
It very well could have been, I can't remember very clearly at all

[Anonymous No.807843]

>>807674
In that case, you're probably looking for Omega Boost, as I found out about it on the PlayStation Shock Your System! demo disk.
Good taste. The game's really fun.

[Anonymous No.807868]

>>807843
No, that's not it I'd know if I saw it, it was much more cartoony if I recall. The demo level had a lot of blue it may have been an ice-like area but it was so long ago (though I'll probably play omega boost anyway since it looks good)

[Anonymous No.807876]

>>807868
Macross VFX2?

[Anonymous No.807879]

>>807628
Einhander?

[Anonymous No.807893]

>>807876
>>807879
Neither of those either, I'm starting to think it never existed since I've been looking for ages with no luck, sorry I can't really give any helpful info on it.

[Anonymous No.807903]

>>794280
Allods: The Seal of Mystery

[Anonymous No.807957]

>>807893
Nevermind I just found it, it was Retro Force

[Anonymous No.808071]

>>797818
>>801696
Unfortunately it is neither of those games. Thanks for the suggestions, I'll keep searching or hoping someone remembers them and can give me the answer.

[Anonymous No.808076]

>windows 95
>comes on duel disk of Oregon Trail and (cant remember name of game).
>other game you play as robot
>game is in first person
>robot maneuvers through maze
>you find key to unlock some door
>game had a "build your own level" mode
Can NOT remember name to save the life of me.

[Anonymous No.808116]

>>806095
I have a felling you're describing World's Scariest Police Chases.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqiIoSUAzUI

[Anonymous No.808167]

I don't remember if its real but I'll give it a go anyway.

>Sega genesis or SNES.
>It might be 2-4 players.
>You start out in a prison (I think) and you rescue some people in a jail to aid you in a quest. (everybody gets one key)
>You leave the jail via waterway riding a huge turtle.

That's all I can remember.

[Anonymous No.808191]

>>806521
>>808167
Not sure if samefag or just the same game plaguing more than one soul at once.

[Anonymous No.808198]

Need Halp!

An old SNES RPG that had interactions with barrels in towns. One barrel was "Hanged for its crimes" while other were roped off to prevent them from causing troble, etc.
The fuck was this game???

[Anonymous No.808221]

ok guys help me out here

I need to know the name of an old game, it was a MSDOS (i think) platformer, there was this blond semi naked guy and he had to collect jewels or something that gave him powers and he shot different kiinds of magic with each new necklace/jewel he collected

it was funny, every time the guy ran his hair would move

[Anonymous No.808247]

First game:
>Windows 95 or 98
>Think it came with the computer
>Wasn't part of the normal prepackaged games like Minesweeper
>Trivia game
>Renaissance theme

Second game:
>Windows 95
>Hovercrafts

[Anonymous No.808257]

Platform: DOS
Game type: Birds eye view craft shooter

It has same style of graphics as starcraft, ala prerendered. You're an aircraft flying back and forth on a scrolling map (scrolls all directions, 2D game though). You decide what direction to go in and

[Anonymous No.808259]

>>801270

Silver?

[Anonymous No.808271]

>>808247
Is the second game Hover!?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hover!

[check 'em No.808278]

>>808247
Is the first game Encarta Mindmaze?

[Anonymous No.808286]

>>808257
Zone 66?

[Anonymous No.808308]

It was a playstation game. A platform/adventure pseudo 3d set in some ancient, nondescript ruins starring a modern convict in death row sentence. The beginning cinematic showed a ward and a priest walking him down to the electric chair, they tried to execute him but power or something failed at the last minute. Due to magical hijinks, the prisoner was teleported to said ruins, still wearing his orange prison jumpsuit.

[Anonymous No.808330]

>>806032
Nope, it was a puzzle game where you set up the pieces sort of like The Incredible Machine.

[Anonymous No.808329]

>>796856
Thrill Kill was never actually released. It was abandoned and eventually used to make another game. You could only get thrill kill on the black market.

[Anonymous No.808337]

>>808329

It was still advertised, and had reviews published. Game was cancelled very late term

[Anonymous No.808348]

>>808271
>Game about hovercrafts
>Just called Hover!

That was so simple I never would've thought of it

>>808278
Fuck yes. This has been bugging me for years. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.808351]

>>807303
Mystic Towers.

[Anonymous No.808458]

>>807307
Afraid not, I definitely recall it being a first person game, using sprites, and the early parts being completely survival (running from monsters) with early puzzle adventure elements, like some sections became point in click maybe?

the plane was on fire, but later you would come back to it and the fire would burn out and you could enter the plane to get a few items.

I wish I could remember more, but i was anywhere between 4-7

[Anonymous No.808465]

>>806772
>>807307

found it thanks for your help.

Isle of the Dead

[Anonymous No.808490]

>>808351
my god

YES

[Vile No.808493]

PS1 game.
Flight-based combat, pretty sure in jets.
I can't recall if it was 1st or 3rd person, but instinct says first person.

It was largely based around dogfights, at least what I remember of it.

The most vivid memory I have is chasing enemies through a canyon-like area and shooting them with missiles.

[Anonymous No.808504]

>>808465
Oh man that game's terrible.

[Anonymous No.808794]

>>808493
Not really Ace Combat, right?

[Vile No.808816]

>>808794
No, was something else. If I recall properly, it seemed early PS1. Graphics looked a lot like Spyro or MGS.

[Anonymous No.808846]

>>796732
Harleys humongous adventure http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi2LXUSIgtw

[Anonymous No.808856]

Hope this does not 404....

Anyways it was a game that played similar to Breakout, but instead of hitting blocks you hit faces that would start to look like they were in more and more pain. Had it for Windows, little more than a decade ago.

[Anonymous No.808878]

>>808493
Maybe Colony Wars Red Sun

[Vile No.809237]

>>808878
>Colony Wars Red Sun
Nah, there was no space combat that I can recall, and the UI doesn't seem familiar at all.

[Anonymous No.809253]

>>808856
I had that on a pc demo cd with Boogerman and the Monty Python game.
shit was awful, but don't recall name.

[Anonymous No.809369]

>arcade mid/late 80s
>fighting game
>only two buttons- attack and jump
>You play as this He-Man looking dude with a sword, and all fights happen in a colosseum
>you earn gold from fights, and can shop for new weapons/sheilds between matches. (the mace was awesome)
>1st tier opponents: 1- Medusa - can grab you with her tail and python squeeze you, making you cough blood. If your timing's good, you can cut her tail off. , 2- a winged skeleton, 3- half-man/half-scorpion. shoots a goop that sticks to your chest freezing you in position.
>2nd tier opponents: 1- black mage who can teleport around while shooting fire and dropping lightning bolts. I seem to recall you fight him at night. 2- dragon standing on hind legs, as tall as the screen.

help me /vr/. I've been trying to remember her name for over a decade.
If any of you are from Burnaby area of BC: Lester's on Kingsway had it way back in the day, in the area above the washrooms that later became the LAN section.

[Anonymous No.809391]

>>784850
Honestly sounds like Mega Man 3, Gemini Man stage. pic related.

[Anonymous No.809508]

>>809391
Coulda been Wily Wars.

[Anonymous No.809561]

Probably not the right place, but do people remember animated storybook on Windows 3.1/95?

Not the LivingBooks or "Disney Animated Storybook"

Its been bothering me for literal years now, I want to find this stupid pirate point and click story

[Anonymous No.809586]

>>809561
HO LEE FUCK
I JUST FOUND IT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGmbWPXweZk

>i was just literally looking at a post I made in 2009 on a forum to try and find it

[Anonymous No.809602]

Old windows game, probably windows 95, but I'm not sure, it was on one of the computers at school
sim game, kinda like sim coaster except it was like a national park
You could answer questions about shit for money I think

[Anonymous No.809797]

Losing all hope I'll ever find this game and it's making me incredibly sad as it's an integral part of my childhood.

It's a NES (I think) side-scrolling platformer. I believe the main character was a young boy or some kind of ninja. One of the levels in the game involved jumping up on platforms escaping from lava that was slowly going up to kill you. I also remember one of the levels where you could jump on clouds or something like that.

[Anonymous No.809834]

>it's a war strategy-ish game, but really simple

>windows 95 or 98 era

>pretty sure it ran windowed

>you fought with playing cards (ace, 2-10, jack, queen, king) that symbolized the kind of troops you were using

>graphics looked like standard windows card games, like solitaire and freecell

>pretty sure it had "empire" in it's name

[Anonymous No.810041]

>>779774
Terracon?

[Anonymous No.810049]

>>809797
more info?

[Anonymous No.810089]

>puzzle game

>sort of like the incredible machine, but the main thing was playing around with gravity, and you had to guide a ball around

>spacey themed i think

[Anonymous No.810091]

>>810089
sorry, forgot to mention it's a windows game

[sage No.810096]

>>780008
Double Dragon?

[sage No.810110]

>>785837
With cutscenes at the end/begininning of each area? Crazy as fuck weapons?
Pretty sure that's Apocalypse as the other anon said.

[Anonymous No.810112]

>>786826
>>810110
Yep, that's it, thanks

[sage No.810115]

>>786828
>>786856
>opening cutscene
>general with eyepatch
>through the binos
raged every time

[sage No.810120]

>>794270
LodeRunner?
JungleBook?

[sage No.810127]

>>794815
Terminal Velocity?

[Anonymous No.810134]

Most likely a dos game.

You play as a lion from first-person view, never got it properly working.

[NESfag No.810136]

>>810134
Oh fuck I remember this game. It's a survival type of game where you live the life of a lion in a jungle. it was really good unique and inventive

can't remember the name

[NESfag No.810137]

>>810136
>jungle

i mean desert

[sage No.810138]

>>794270
Wait, was it Pitfall??

[Anonymous No.810149]

>>810136
It might have been Discovery Channel's SAVAGE: Ultimate Quest For Survival
Nowhere to be found though.

[Anonymous No.810168]

>SNES
>Side-scrolling platformer
>You play as a squirrel, I think.
>Enemies are a spiders and other creepy things
>I remember the soundtrack being really good.

[Anonymous No.810190]

>old game sega or ps1
>on a tv show
>have to kill other people for prizes
>final boss is the tv presenter

[Anonymous No.810312]

>>810190

smash tv

[Anonymous No.810340]

>>810168
Mr Nutz is the only 16bit sidescroller I can think of (would Rescue Rangers count?). Not sure if it was released on SNES.

[Anonymous No.810396]

Alright, alright. I'll try my luck.

I'm thinking of an arcade game around 1990 that was similar to Defender except you flew around to different planets. It had digital voices and, in the case of the ending screen, digital people. Also with this ending screen, it showed a black and white group of people celebrating, one of which is doing the classic arm pump and "whoo hoo!".

Can't think of anything else.

[Anonymous No.810490]

>>808493
Warhawk? Pretty sure that was a very early release.

[Anonymous No.810856]

>>807313
Bumping this. I feel as if it's Crash Bandicoot but it's definitely not. My friend knows it too but he can't seem to work it out either.

[Anonymous No.810917]

>>809602
is it SimSafari?

[Anonymous No.810942]

>>810917
No, it was more North American themed.

[Vile No.811209]

>>810490
>Warhawk
I think it might very well have been. If not, it's very similar.
It's hard to tell because the guy isn't playing in first person.

[Anonymous No.811473]

Mine is a beat 'em up in the vein of Golden Axe. It was on either the SNES or the Megadrive(Genesis). The first boss (I think) was an evil tree with a face. There was a point where a guy catches you in a net and you get sent to a prison. You then had to fight a boss in said prison.

That's all I can remember.

[Anonymous No.811478]

>>811473
Knights of the Round or King of Dragons. Can't remember which, but it is definitely one of the two.

[Anonymous No.811483]

>>811473
could also be "Legend"

[Anonymous No.811492]

>>811478

I think it's King of Dragons. Thanks.

[check 'em No.811518]

>>808348
Haha, I remember playing that game as a kid. I don't know why but I was scared by most of the art.
I loved browsing through encarta encyclopedia as a kid. I don't know why but everything just looked so cool, interactive stuff as well... Man I hope my Dad still has the CD ROM somewhere, I'm gonna call him and check now.

[Anonymous No.813668]

>>811518
>tfw you still have Encarta '98 on CD-Rom.
Feels educational man.

[Anonymous No.813682]

anyone know of this game?

I remember it vaguely. It was like hard drivin but futuristic and I remember there being tunnels and shit. I'm pretty sure it was a MAC (Circa 94-95) game, I remember playing it in like kindergarten.

[Anonymous No.813685]

>>813682
S.T.U.N. Runner?

[Anonymous No.813689]

>Vertical shooter
>Takes place in a city
>All buildings look like they've been bombed
>Fight what I think is a Medusa head that shoots eye lasers

[Anonymous No.813690]

>>783307
Xenophobe?

[Anonymous No.813691]

An SNES platformer where you're power ups are hair spray that changes your hair. One changes your hair into a mohawk that you can throw

[Anonymous No.813709]

SNES game that I never got to far into. Looked like it was an adventure game that stylistically resembled Castlevania. Took place at night and there was a crescent moon in the sky and blueish rock formations everywhere. Also had a really creepy opening that scared me as a kid so I never got too into it which is why I only have this super basic description

[Anonymous No.814467]

>>808493
Starfighter?

[Anonymous No.814473]

>>813709
Nosferatu? Never played it, but based on the screenshots in NP it sounds like a contender.

[Anonymous No.814497]

>Gameboy Color
>You're on a boat with a few other people
>There's a huge storm
>Someone is sleeping in the cabine of the ship
>You have to enter his/her nightmare and defeat the creatures inside

It's definitely not a Zelda game, that's for sure. That's all I can remember.

[Anonymous No.814501]

I remember playing an educational game when I was younger, anyone remember it? You learned things.

[Anonymous No.814524]

>>814497
That sounds bizarrely like Alundra, but Alundra was for the Playstation.

[Anonymous No.814540]

>>814501
perfect description is perfect

[Anonymous No.814543]

>>814524
Oh, yes. My mistake, I couldn't really remember the system I played it on and my initial thought was the Gameboy. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.814575]

It was a 3d racing game with cars that looked like this, so it didn't matter if you flipped over, it had boosts and stuff like that, that's all I can remember.

Also another one that was bizarre as FUCK, you were a fetus or something like that and you had to navigate a 3d world to get to something... Never really understood what I was supposed to do because I was too young at the time.

[Anonymous No.814604]

revolt maybe for the first one?

[Anonymous No.814616]

>>814575
Rollbar, or Rollcage?
on PS1?

[Anonymous No.814649]

>>814616

It's Rollcage. Thanks. I played it on PC though.

[Anonymous No.814751]

>PlayStation
>Flight Simulator
>Not Air Combat nor Ace Combat
>Had epic music

[Anonymous No.814790]

>>814751
Did it have "wings" in the title?

[Anonymous No.815450]

Some old helicopter combat game I used to watch my brother play on PS1, vividly recall that flying past level boundaries would result in "YOU'RE OFF COURSE, TURN BACK" coming over the radio.

[Anonymous No.815475]

>>815450
Nuclear Strike?

[Anonymous No.815489]

>>815475

Thank you based Anon God

[Anonymous No.815507]

I don't know if this was real or just a fever dream but
>PS1
>FPS
>Dark area, kind of looked like an underground garage with slopes
>Aliums that kind of looked like the facehuggers from Alien.

[Anonymous No.816805]

>Isometric
>You are a wizard/summoner/SOMETHING
>you can summon manticores, brownies, redcaps, etc
>or you can buy spells like lightning or fireball
>there are Places of Power (big stone daises with swirly engravings) that you can use to recharge magic better

>this is what I remember the least, but you can pick items like Holly or Rosemary or Obsidian and put them in either SUMMON slots or SPELL slots. Like, put obsidian into a spell slot for fireball or into a summon slot for pheonix

[Anonymous No.816923]

I had this weird little RPG game on an old macintosh computer. (It was basically part of the bloatware.)

The game was black and white, and you controlled a guy as he walked around a generic "medieval" game world. Like any RPG now, you fought enemies to gain items/exp and when you equipped something it showed up on your character.

There weren't any battle screens, you just stood next to an enemy and hit attack and each would flash when damage was taken.

Pic related, it's a -rough- drawing of what I can recollect.

[Anonymous No.816927]

>>816805 is actually me, but I'll go ahead and answer my own request.
After quite a bit of searching and scouring every site for pre-2000 games, I've found the one I was looking for.

It's called Magic and Mayhem.

[Anonymous No.816974]

>ps1 era (but not sure if its on ps1 or anything)
>japan only
>2D animation for game
>Young Chef, own restaurant, cook food for people to get money
>can date, some customers and/or employees
>can take employees out to hunt monsters (rpg style) made of food to re-supply restaurant foodstuffs
>tougher monsters and areas for rarer foods and supplies
>can upgrade place and every so long you get checked out some business rankers and food rankers.
>it might have just been a dream...

[Anonymous No.816989]

>>802568
magi nation.

[Anonymous No.816991]

>>806521
>>808167


>Sega genesis or SNES.
Both
>It might be 2-4 players.
2 players but each character can get a side kick
>You start out in a prison (I think) and you rescue some people in a jail to aid you in a quest. (everybody gets one key)
Thats stage 2 of the game, the rescued people become side kicks.
>>You leave the jail via waterway riding a huge turtle.
That is the second stage you fight the 2 boss while on the back of that turtle.

One of my favorite co-op games of that era..."Arcus Odyssey"

[Anonymous No.817007]

>PC game
>Racing
>2d, isometric I think
>Raced on levels
>one level was a cool airport, at night, wet roads
>Another level was some city with loud ass disco-techo music playing
>Pretty sure another level was a cave or underground mine

[Anonymous No.819634]

>>817007
bump because I really want to find this game

[Anonymous No.821592]

>>785406
Captain Comic?

[Anonymous No.821609]

>>794845
Probably one of the Super Solvers games. This one sounds like Treasure Mountain.

[Anonymous No.823226]

I come to you, /vr/ and humbly ask a favor. When I was a wee lad, my father bought me my first game console: the Sega Genesis. I had 3 games that, looking back, I played the shit out of. My most vivid memories of my early childhood contain the images that these games laid onto my TV. I can only recall the name of one: Vectorman.

I have no idea what the name of the other two are, and I so dearly wish to know, so I can google or youtube them and take a trip down memory lane.

So I beg of you, help me. Help me remember. I will describe them to the best of my recollection.

Game #2: This one was truly my very first game, ever. I remember it being somewhat scary to me, at that age, because it was mostly dark: there were torches on walls, and in caves. The viewpoint was first-person, I believe, and there was no voice acting, of course, just speech bubbles at the bottom of the screen. I know this isn't a lot to go off of, but I don't remember much else that can be explained easily. Using what I know now, it almost seems like it was an RPG or something. Not sure if it was Japanese or a Western game. I really would like to know what it is called, though. The year I played it would have been around 1996, maybe 1995. Unsure how new it was at that time.

Game #3: A racing game. I believe the only cars were very bad models of F1 cars. The track I vividly remember was one in between two green cliff faces, and an arched bridge. I think there was puffs of sheep on the cliffs. Pretty bland other than that but I loved it.

[Anonymous No.823254]

>>823226
the RPG could be Shining in the Darkness

[Anonymous No.823261]

>>823226
Game #2 the first and only thing that comes to mind is Shining in the Darkness.

Game #3 sounds like Virtua Racing. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.823280]

>>823254
That isn't it, but a good guess. It was in the vein of that, though, with wizardry and swords and what not. Though I recall this particular game was not as colorful or "cartoonish" if you understand me. It was dark, and I don't know why but the biggest memory I have for it is fear. I distinctly remember not getting far in it because it scared me to go into this cave or something. The screen view wasn't able to be controlled, you just moved from area to area I think. And I remember potions or bags of coin or something that could be found in "areas".

>>823261
Holy shit, VIRTUA FUCKING RACING. Thanks a lot, sir, that's it.

[Anonymous No.823291]

>PC
>around 1999
>educational?
>industrial tech class
>pop music bilboard charts style scoring
>answer questions to see how many "weeks" you could go
>get it wrong "GOOOIINNNN DOWNNN IN THE CHARTS"

[Anonymous No.823309]

>>823280
Take a look at Might and Magic: Gates to Another World and Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors of Eternal Sun.

Both kind of look cartoony, but I can't find mention of any other firstperson RPGs for Genesis.

[Anonymous No.823317]

>>823309
Neither are it, but I appreciate you trying to help.

It's possible I was simply too young or remembered one aspect of the game too much, and can't recall it clearly enough to give the right clues.

Thanks anyway.

[Anonymous No.823318]

Old ps1 game i think.
Action adventure in side-scroll.
3 heroes, 2 male 1 female.
one of the male can fight very fast with a huge sword, the other two too but attack very slow.

Weapon have a 2 mod attack, you need to press L2 i think ?

I remember some gloves who shoot straight with regular attack and with L2 the projectile goes for the closest ennemies.

After each level you have a boss fight.
There is also some bonus level where monster run left and right and you have to shoot them with arrow to get gold.

Thanks ans sorry for my bad english.

[Anonymous No.823368]

>NES
>jp ninja fighting demons rpg
>saw someone playing the game at a store in around 1988
>Top down overworld with npcs, side scrolling levels
>bootlegged cartridge with the name something like "Devil of the Dark Nights"
>some level uses a bgm similar to first level in "The Legend of Kage (NES)"
>character can use skill items, a top being one of them

[NESfag No.823376]

>>823368
Getsu Fūma Den?

[Anonymous No.823384]

>>814473
no cigar, thanks anyways

[Anonymous No.823403]

>>823376
I think this could be it. Thanks a lot!
After I saw this game, since then and never got to play it, not knowing the it's name.

[Anonymous No.823408]

3rd person 3d-shooter where you are a character going into space to numerous planets and asteroids. I remember very little: there are on one planet bombs which are suicidal. On an other planet there is the ghost of Laika (the soviet dog who was the first earth animal in space).

I think the title had 'Space' in it…

[Anonymous No.823434]

>old pc game
>used to play it in class if we were good
>you're a dinosaur with laser gun on your back and you shoot down other dinos
This game was so much fun... what was it?

[Anonymous No.823567]

>>823434
Nevermind I found it, its nanosaur

[Anonymous No.823825]

This is going to be really vague.

I bought this at a goodwill, it was a genesis game. I remember the box art was blue with soldiers on it. I can't remember what type of game it was.

[Anonymous No.823919]

Its a game like Descent. I remember flying around inside and outside, and it had water which was amazing to be because descent didn't.

Its around the same age as Descent I think or maybe its as old as Descent 2.

[Anonymous No.824212]

>>823919
Could be "Terminal Velocity" or maybe "Radix: Beyond the Void"

[Anonymous No.824267]

>>824212
>Radix: Beyond the Void

It looks like that is it. I will have to go download it to be sure.

[Anonymous No.824303]

>>823825
this is the first thing that came to mind

[Anonymous No.824801]

Some PC game, my dad bought it for me in a bargain bin at a store. It was RTS, seemed to have on par graphics with maybe Tiberian Sun. There were 3 sides, and as I understood it they all had cyborgs fighting for them in place of real soldiers. I think some of the cheats were just pressing the numpad like 7777 or 3333 and typing in something before that or something, but they only worked in multilayer (you could play against AI). I think the publisher JoWooD had something to do with it, but I cant find it on Wikipedia.

[Anonymous No.824814]

>>824801

Earth 2140 or one of its sequels?

[Anonymous No.824839]

>>824814
That's it, thanks

[Anonymous No.824847]

>>824839
No wait, I am wrong, I am confusing it from when I had 2140 on a demo disk. Still not sure what game this was.

[Anonymous No.825924]

>>823919

Forsaken?

[Anonymous No.826146]

PC game maybe DOS era or just after
You play as an alien with an upside down yellow triangle for a head
You throw different colored/shaped gems at different angles and try to bounce them into matching sets and clear the level
kinda like bubble bobble except there is actually terrain that you move on

[Anonymous No.826372]

>>784486

Treasure's of the Deep

[Anonymous No.826437]

There was this SNES game I played once when I was a kid, Not entirely sure if it was NES or SNES but I'm inclined to SNES.

Game Cover: Bald, shaolin monk looking kind of fighter guy with orange pants (hot colors) with a bead necklace perhaps and he's looking up to the sky with pterodactyl and meteorites homing in on him.


Gameplay: Sidescroller, he looked fatter in the game, the level layout sort of reminds me of castlevania, shoots fireballs out of his hands and you could get upgrades that gave you wings (the only one I remember)


There was a boss fight in the game involving a tyrannosaurus rex and the boss arena would be in a leveled down terrain once he appeared on screen.

That's all I remember, I've thought about this game many times over the past few years, please tell me someone knows this one.

[Anonymous No.826454]

PSX Shmup.

You play a toy wandering around a house shooting other toys. One of the toys/ships is a humanoid mecha with lasers, another is a biplane/triplane with missiles. Player 2 can plug in as a floating reticule that shoots stuff. Played it around 1998/99.

[Anonymous No.826459]

>>789125
Whoah, never knew there was another Dangerous Dave game.

[Anonymous No.826464]

>>803598
Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure doesn't have a raygun.

[Anonymous No.826527]

Lets see...
>for Genesis
>overhead shooter
>first level went inside castle
>boss was many orbs of fire circling you
>head spins around as body orbs disappear as you shoot at it

[Anonymous No.826602]

I was told that I would have better luck here.

It was a PC game, around Windows 98ish.

You play as a one-eyed monster covered in greyish teal scales, and the setting is like an underground mine and a nuclear waste dump in space. The area looks like an underground mine, but there are windows that show outer space.

It's a platformer-type game, where you run around obstacles, avoid/kill enemies, and you start off with three missiles. You can recover energy by picking up small cans of nuclear waste, and your character makes a burping sound every time he picks one up.

[Anonymous No.826605]

you were a line that spun around on nodes and i think you had to press control to switch from one to another. that was the core gameplay mechanic - it was also on the mac iirc . . like the mac v.5.0 or so, or near the years 1995-1998

[Anonymous No.826738]

>>826146
Boppin'.

[iopq !!E0l3lwK67+/ No.828516]

posting from the other thread:
I knew this game only as C:/hero
You were a guy who could either fight monsters, or sneak around like a thief. You died from literally everything - fail at sneaking? Dead. Smoked too much hookah? Dead. I remember the currency of the game was dinars
It was like SNES quality, I played it from DOS, so def not Thief or anything that new

[Ark No.828537]

>>828516
Sounds like Quest for Glory I. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quest_for_Glory:_So_You_Want_to_Be_a_Hero

[Ark No.828545]

>>828516
>>828537
Hmm. Except the Dinar was the unit of currency for QFGII: http://questforglory.wikia.com/wiki/Money_(Shapeir)

Well, one of those QFG games.

[Anonymous No.828585]

It was on PS1 some sort of weird adventure? Game with spiders as a resource or spiders were important I dunno spiders were a main part of it. Your health I think was represented by five Zs like Z Z Z Z or something at the top of the screen. Dreams or sleeping was part of the story. I remember if you let the start screen go for awhile in one of the gameplay demos the main guy (Simon? Whenever I think of this game I think of the name Simon) could use his spider resources to build bridges or something weird. I don't want to play it I just want the thinking to stop

[iopq !!E0l3lwK67+/ No.828604]

>>828545
yeah, someone in the other thread responded first, it's QFG3, thanks anyway

[Anonymous No.828630]

I can't think of the game...
its on ps1
You play as a knight and you get this dragon that levels up and grows into something...its not a turn based rpg or anything...
It was in a tips and tricks magazine...
I really want to know what it is, wish I had more to go on.

[Anonymous No.828632]

>>828630
My knowledge of PS1 games is kinda bad but doesn't Legend Of Dragoon do that? Never personally played it but my one friend gets super mad when I say I never have

[Anonymous No.828668]

>>828585
Swagman!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dhAoN69tZs

[Anonymous No.828693]

>>828632
>legend of dragoon
No. Its not a JRPG, I know I mentioned turn based specifically because I didn't want people ruling out it wasn't japanese by default.

[Anonymous No.828830]

It was a game for Apple computers. Many public schools I've been to had them pre-installed on their computers, so it was likely edutainment.

You play as a faceless guy with very poor color coordination. I think he wore a red baseball cap, a cyan jacket, and yellow shoes. Most of the time, you're in a dark building, most likely a school at night. You run into enemies, one them being a robot with a single wheel for support (instead of legs or two wheels).

[Anonymous No.828838]

>>828630
You sure that it was for the PS1?

Because that sounds like Drakengard for the PS2.

[Anonymous No.829405]

>>783314
want to know more about this, anyone?

[Anonymous No.829449]

>>809797
Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu

[Anonymous No.829497]

>>828830
Super Solvers: Gizmos & Gadgets

[Anonymous No.829503]

>>826605
Spin Doctor

[Anonymous No.830604]

>>816923
Shadow Keep?
http://macintoshgarden.org/games/shadow-keep

[Anonymous No.830662]

>>813682
Zone Raiders?
http://macintoshgarden.org/games/zone-raiders

[Anonymous No.830827]

>>809369
Hippodrome aka Fighting Fantasy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBQl6BbArKo

[Anonymous No.830831]

This has been bothering me for a long time, so I'm going to ask if you have any idea what this game is. There was this game I used to play on the PC a long time ago, maybe somewhere around 1992-1996 (sorry I can't remember more specifically, and I'm not sure if it came out around that time or was older). It was a top down space shooter game, and from what I remember you basically just fought against 3 other ships and the camera was fixed in the one location. I think you could buy upgrade between battles and stuff like that. For some reason I thought it was Star Control but after looking it up it isn't. Do you have any ideas what this game could be?

The background doesn't move, the arena you're in, is the whole stage. You could like select from 8 (or whatever number) of ships and you'd fight 1-3 of those ships in like a deathmatch and each ship had it's own special abilities if I remember correctly.

[Anonymous No.830963]

>>823318
Sounds a lot like Trine, but that's PS3, not PS1.

[Anonymous No.831020]

>PC
>One simple .exe
>Your screen turned to 16 bit colours
>You could use different "Weapons" to "decorate" the screen
>Stamps, alien gun, hammer, flamethrower, ants, ...
>It was fucking awesome
Halp!

[Anonymous No.831043]

>>831020
Desktop destroyer, my nigga.

[Anonymous No.831049]

>>831020
Termites, it was termites. Desktop Destroyer

[Anonymous No.831056]

>>803170
POD aka Planet of Death
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_of_Death

[Anonymous No.831060]

>>831043
>>831049

Thanks you! You made my evening!

[Anonymous No.831358]

>>826602
Another thing that I remembered is that for the most part, the music kind of sounded like a tuba on repeat.

Also, the playable character kind of looked like this. The enemies were other monsters that kind of looked like him.

[Anonymous No.831565]

>>779774
Destroy all Humans

[Anonymous No.831876]

>>831056
Goddamn that was a great game.

[Anonymous No.831909]

>>831056

mah nigga

take 2 karma and level up

[Anonymous No.832543]

>>826527
bump

[Anonymous No.832661]

There was an old win 95 game I've been trying tofind. It was basically a 2d top down shooter set in space and asteroids except the enemies were your desktop icons. Plus you had this tether ability to latch on to these icons and swing them into other enemy shops or asteroids. I think I downloaded it off of AOL back in the day

[Anonymous No.832868]

>Arcade
>Gameplay is just like Mario Bros.
>You are a faggot kid using a blue suit, you can kill monsters whit something like a vine whip.

PLS GUISE.

[Anonymous No.833251]

>>830831
If there's any chance you might have played it on a Mac...
http://www.macintoshgarden.org/games/super-ships-ii

[Anonymous No.833267]

>>779774
For those who wonder, the game in the pic is Fire fight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrTz2SpsIXA

[Anonymous No.833268]

>>808221
"Greendog: The Beached Surfer Dude!" for Genesis/Game Gear?

[Anonymous No.833280]

>>780061
Shameless selfbump, because i still can't find anything about this game

[Anonymous No.833281]

>>792704
> Motorcycle-looking hovercraft
> Slingshot grappling maneuvers
> Windows 95 c. 1997

Jet Moto
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_Moto_%28video_game%29

[Anonymous No.833356]

>>779987
Powerboat GT/Aquadelic GT?

[Anonymous No.833364]

>>779774


>Late 90s
>Some kind of "flash" game.
>Remember it being on yahoo.
>Very obviously inspired by Battlezone.
>But this one had a "campaign" of seperate missions, and featured powerups, repairs, (it took 2-5 hits to kill you), and specialized kinds of enemy tanks, including ones that turned invisible.


Anyone know what I'm talking about?

[Anonymous No.833387]

Windows 95 or 98. DOS, I think. Single map, side view. You collected hearts... or diamonds ? You used bombs or something; you might have been a dwarf.

It was a puzzle/logic game, if you did something wrong you weren't able to collect everything. I've been looking for it since I was a child and my memories are hazy.

[Anonymous No.833402]

>>803170
>Actually see this pic in my downloads folder
>Meh, let's go on /vr/
>This thread appears
>You cannot see my face

[Anonymous No.833423]

> old game, maybe from 25 years ago
> looks like the creators were on acid
> you control a coked maniac jumping all over the place in overalls
> coins minted from gold floating in the skies
> eating mushrooms to grow large like Alice in Wonderland

[Anonymous No.833427]

>>833423

lol

[Anonymous No.833904]

>>833423

-3/10 You really could have done better.

[Anonymous No.834407]

>>833387
May be a long shot but... Clyde's Adventure?
Later levels used bombs and there was definitely a puzzle aspect to it. Lots of teleporting around to collect energy - if you don't have enough you can't finish. Was pretty freakin' hard as a kid.

First bomb level http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4okkf3Br7TM

[Anonymous No.834420]

>>833387
May be a long shot but... Clyde's Adventure?
Later levels used bombs and there was definitely a puzzle aspect to it. Lots of teleporting around to collect energy - if you didn't have enough you couldn't finish. Was pretty freakin' hard as a kid.

First bomb level http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4okkf3Br7TM

[Anonymous No.835559]

>>834420

No, that's not similar at all. I think my game had more static graphics, a bit crude.Thanks for the search, though.

[Anonymous No.836504]

You guys are about to slip off the bottom of the pile. Is anybody prepared to make a new thread?