Marcus, for your second game I think it could be Vay or maybe Popful Mail. In fact, I think the only other RPGs for the Sega CD were two Lunar games, Shining Force CD, and Dark Wizard, so of those games I'm guessing it's got to be one of them.
I'm pretty sure it's not Popful Mail or Dark Wizard. Popful was a side scroller, and Dark Wizard was a strategy game.hmmm
EDIT: Dungeon Explorer?
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I have a request too:
There was this game (made in the Official Hamster Republic RPG Maker), about some centaur. It lived in a peaceful village full of (other) people of different (fantasy) species, all thinking they are the last of their species. Centaur(as I shall call him now) knew he wasn't the only one of his species, and leaves town. He finds a minotaur in the ruins of a village, then a ninja, then finds a... Merman thing, then the ninja leaves, then Centaur meets a bird... Thing. One of them must die later. Then, he finds an Archangel in some ruins. In the end, he meets a fellow centaur.
Then, exciting climax:
THE OTHER CENTAUR KILLS OUR HERO!
That's all I remember... Oh, the creator made a sequel too. And he made a game named 'Peasant's Revolt' before the one I mean.
hmmm
that actually does look familiar. The game I'm thinking of sort of had super deformed anime-style characters but that game you showed is engraved in the back of my head somewhere.
That would be Ends of the Earth. It was pretty good, but the sequel sucked ass.YES! I've been looking for this for a looooong time :D
I own a game for the Gamecube called Evolution: Worlds. It's a top-down RPG with funky anime characters; the game is a port of two Sega console games. I can google an image if you like to see if it's the right game (or, at least, the port of the right game).It's not Evolution as I have the dreamcast games. I'm just going to forget about my game for my now because it's simply a faint memory.
The only other Action/rpg for that system I can think of is Heimdall, but I can't find any pics of it, so I'm not sure.
EDIT: @Mayday the game you are looking for sounds like Adventures of Lomax.
EDIT2: @Asphalion: Tony And Friends In Kellogs Land?
Thank you! That's the game :P now problem it won't run on Win2k and up any idea what I could do to get it to work ?
OK, there's one I've been looking for for a while now:
It was a Genesis game that played similar to zelda game (attacking with a sword, etc.). It starts out with you in a cave or something being chased by a giant boulder, and then I think at the end you have to jump down a waterfall, which leads you into a small town where someone takes care of you for a bit. Then you leave town to go to some sort of underground dungeon.
That's all I can remember, other than the fact that I am POSITIVE that the main character had yellow hair. Any ideas?
Edit: Also, I think I remember the view being from the side in the cave, while it was isometric in the town.
ARGGG.
There was this one game for Genesis I remember playing way too much of. It was a turn-based strategy, set in the near future, had a hex-based grid and was really similar to Advance Wars. The setting for it though was a bit like Desert Storm, and didn't have SUPER ROBOTS or anything, pretty much modern setting. Any help at all? I really want to play it again!
ARGGG.
There was this one game for Genesis I remember playing way too much of. It was a turn-based strategy, set in the near future, had a hex-based grid and was really similar to Advance Wars. The setting for it though was a bit like Desert Storm, and didn't have SUPER ROBOTS or anything, pretty much modern setting. Any help at all? I really want to play it again!
OK. I want to find this SNES game.The only thing I can think of is Starflight and that's a genesis game.
It's a game that is like Sim City. You know, you have to build your city and stuff. The setting however, is outter space (I think), I think you were able to chose from different areas orp planets, and... you have like a comitee of aliens who aid you into what you have to do in order to keep you space city or whatever healthy.
And that's all I remember.
There was this one game for Genesis I remember playing way too much of. It was a turn-based strategy, set in the near future, had a hex-based grid and was really similar to Advance Wars. The setting for it though was a bit like Desert Storm, and didn't have SUPER ROBOTS or anything, pretty much modern setting. Any help at all? I really want to play it again!I know what this is called but it's too far in the back of my idea. I remember it was posted several times during arguments against advance wars.
The only thing I can think of is Starflight and that's a genesis game.
OK. I want to find this SNES game.
It's a game that is like Sim City. You know, you have to build your city and stuff. The setting however, is outter space (I think), I think you were able to chose from different areas orp planets, and... you have like a comitee of aliens who aid you into what you have to do in order to keep you space city or whatever healthy.
And that's all I remember.
Utopia?
I fucking love you. :naughty:
Yes.. it is Utopia. Good game. :D
I trying to remember a game for the PC. It was a point and click game (like Monkey Island) At the beginning you was locked in a cell. To escape you had to turn the light out, attach a wire from the light bulb to the metal door and call the guard. When the door opened you switched the light on, the guard got shocked and you escaped. Any Ideas?
None of the answers in this thread have helped :(​. HELP ME SPRINGSHIELD!
Do you mean Within A Deep Forest?:cursing: :cursing: :cursing: :cursing: :cursing: :cursing: :cursing: :cursing:
Seems like I need help as well.
I'm looking for a SNES game that had you playing as some dork that looked similar to the male character in Zombies Ate My Neighbors. He wore green clothes(I think).
In it he was shrunken down to the size of a bug(I think) and the first level, from what I can remember, was a house and the boss of it was a really scary looking Rat(I believe it was what stopped me from playing it).
There was this one game I used to play. It was for...SEGA CD or 32X, can't remember.I think I know what you're talking about but I don't know the name. It was a semi-sequel to 'D'. You played as a crew on a spaceship fighting an invisible monster and you had to use a sonar to track it and shoot it blindly.
All I remember (long time ago), was that it was first person, you had various weapons...and it was kind of futuristic and hunting shit.
Pretty general but I REALLY WANT IT ><
No to all of those....
(though I DO have Sewer Shark that isn't it)
It was really obscure I think. I just KNOW it was for the Sega CD/32X as I don't recall it having a cartridge. All I remember is first person, kind of futuristic, there was this weird bearded commando dude IIRC, and one level was tons of blue shit IIRC.
I'm not sure....><
All I know is I reeeeally want to play the game.
IIRC it also had Corps in the title. Again not sure. This has been like 10 years ago.
I have another game.
I don't know a real lot about it, though... I remember playing it at a friends' on the original Gameboy. I believe you controlled a mole(I DO know you controlled him in a Zelda-ish style, if it's about movement. Can't remember any battles >.<). One button also got the mole dude to dig... I think. Yeah, it's fague, but all I remember.
EDIT: Never mind got it. Thanks Wikipedia :D
...wait. That sounds like that game with the hamsters in it...uuuhg...Heh, thanks, but as I said in my edit, I already got it. It was Mole Mania. Still thanks ^_^
Hamtaro! My sister has it for the GBA, and you can dig and stuff, and that's about it. Maybe they had it for the old game boy or gameboy color?
Unless you're sure it was a mole, then I have no idea.
It was game on PS1, developed by "Square". You control a little ship that is brought down in 1 blast, from any weapon. Of course its fururistic, you fight many robots thruogh many levels, and each level had 2 bosses. It was really good and fun. It was called liked Einchenstein or something like that. Do any of you know the exact name?Einhander?
Einhander?
This game is not any of the Alien Breeds. You control a marine surrounded by a thin halo of light in a futuristic base filled with bloodthirsty aliens. The aliens keep out of the light until they can get behind you and then DASH TO ATTACK. I remember that the killed aliens left behind blood puddles that you could walk over and leave BLOODY FOOTPRINTS. The game was played from a top-down view, but as I recall it featured GTA1-like graphics and height differences. There was a psychotic helper robot I recall as well, and I think the boss of the first level was a massive cybernetic alien robot thing. The game COULD have been for Amiga, but because I recall pretty good graphics I think it was for Windows 95 as well.
Help me I need these games ;_;
I trying to remember a game for the PC. It was a point and click game (like Monkey Island) At the beginning you was locked in a cell. To escape you had to turn the light out, attach a wire from the light bulb to the metal door and call the guard. When the door opened you switched the light on, the guard got shocked and you escaped. Any Ideas?
I've got one.oh shit... this was in my funland arcade a few weeks ago and then they took it out >​
It was an arcade game that had a steering wheel and pedals and one/two lightguns. You were cops or something and the game played a bit like the car chases from Virtua Cop, but one person actually had to drive. That's all I can remember really.
@Izekeal Sounds almost like Night Stocker, but somehow I doubt the game your are looking for is that old.
I got 2 that have plagued me for a long time. I think I found one of them, the first one, but wasn't too sure about it then I forgot what it was called so:
Both Spectrum games. Possibly released on similar era consoles (C64, etc).
1. You played a wizard, witch, apprentice, or something like that. You hopped around a Dizzy-esque landscape including (and possibly limited to) a castle, picking up various items. You talked to little dragons, too. Game played kind of like a faster paced Dizzy.
Yeah, that was it. I knew it wouldn't be that hard considering I found it myself a while ago (then forgot).
But yeah the 2nd one is impossible.
There was this one playstation/PSX RPG that was so day-glo and bright that after 10 minutes play I ended up with a severe migraine and sickness. I can't remember the title at all.Sounds like Guardian's Crusade.
The graphics were very cutesy, and I think you played someone in armour (but not entirely sure). There were a lot of ghosts on the world map at the beginning and they never failed to poison you immediately as soon as you entered battle with them.
All I can really remember is that the grass was super bright.
I'm not sure if anyone can help with this since my memory is too vague.
There is an old nintendo game.
You walk around this city and you are superheroes fighting robots.
There is a green dog, a chick with tornado legs, a dude with a hammer for a head.
That's all I remember. Also, I think there might have been a blimp.
I've got one too. I played it years ago, it was a console game (don't know which one, an old one, but had 3D and decent effects), a first-person shooter. It was kind of a mix between Toruk and Duke Nukem, with a little bit of Mario. I remember there was a code that changed the blood texture to flowers, and fighting this really large giant, and some spaceship, and a jungle/swamp level with a temple at the end. It was pretty whacky. I also think the controller was black, but I don't remember any squares or triangles.I think the game is XII
I've got one too. I played it years ago, it was a console game (don't know which one, an old one, but had 3D and decent effects), a first-person shooter. It was kind of a mix between Toruk and Duke Nukem, with a little bit of Mario. I remember there was a code that changed the blood texture to flowers, and fighting this really large giant, and some spaceship, and a jungle/swamp level with a temple at the end. It was pretty whacky. I also think the controller was black, but I don't remember any squares or triangles.
Princess Tomato In Salad Kingdom(or In The Salad Kingdom).Ghuh I remember this game it really scared the hell out of me as a kid, much more than Uninvited.
OK, well, this one's going to be difficult, just because I don't remember very much about it.
It was for the Sega Genesis.
Your character was a blue, knight looking dude.
It may have had two player support(I seem to remember being able to do two player and having a red knight)
The game was an actiony platformer(this is horribly general, I know, half of the genesis games fit this genre)
Stages were based on pretty cliche type stages(the second stage was DEFINATELY a volcano stage)
After you beat the boss of a stage, you'd find a magic door thing and go through it to the next level.
This is all I remember about the game, unfortunately. I'd recognize the game immediately if I saw a screenshot, but unfortunately I have not had any luck searching for it in the past week or so. Help would be VERY appreciated.
If it helps at all, I only ever knew one person with a copy of this game, and when I did remember the name, noone I knew had ever even heard of it.
The only games on Genesis with a blue knight that I remember are Rocket Knight and Sparkster.Well, unfortunately, it's neither of those. : (
All righty. its very important you tell me the name of this game!OH SHIT I played a demo of this before... Uhm... It was on the demo disc that came with Vagrant Story, iirc.
Name of Game: Unknown (Duh!)
Platform: Playstation 1, PSX
Genre: Adventure/RPG
Battle Stlye: ABS, Hack and Slash, etc.
Year of Origin: Unknown
Description:
You can choose to play as the boy hero or girl hero. You start off by watching a FMV where the boy and the girl are on the ship going to a new land, in search of a rune of power or something. The boy hero has the power to grab "tokens" from defeated monsters, and transform into those defeated monsters. The girl has the power to use magic. The first level you went to as the boy character was a forest of some kind.
I'll add more to the description if more comes to mind.
So, it's a futuristic Racer for the PC that was released around 00' I think, perhaps earlier.
It had pretty large and massive cars (that hovered above the ground), but they went pretty fast.
Anyways, there where power-ups, lots of them, they gave missles and speed boosts and shit. I think you could only carry one power up at a time.
I also remember two tracks, one was Icy, the other took place on a red planet. That track had a large gap in the middle.
HELP
Okay, found it. It's called Dethkarz and it's awesome.Well I remember the Game Gear version of it, and I think the Genesis version was titled the same. If so it's just Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
I have another request: It's a POWER RANGERS game for the (IIRC) Megadrive (Genesis in US).
It's a very awesome fighting game. the rangers and some baddies were playable, like GOLDAR, man he was awesome.
Anyways, first round was normal, one on one fight, on the 2nd round is a megazord\Giant monster fight.
The awesomeness was too much to bear for the 5 years old me.
Well I remember the Game Gear version of it, and I think the Genesis version was titled the same. If so it's just Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
EDIT: I don't even think there WAS a Power Rangers fighting game on the genesis. I KNOW there was one on SNES because I played it less than a month ago. It's called Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition.
I see that my topic was moved. Well, just to confirm - the game WAS made in RPG Maker, but I couldnt tell if it ws rm2k3 or rmxp - I am not really a maker, just a player of other's rpgs. So don't let the topic moving fool you - it's definitely an RPG Maker game.Not only was it moved, it was also merged!
Oh come on... my game is definitely an rpg maker game, propbably 2k3, not your normal console title. No one is going to help me in this thread unless by chance. :confused:
Umm an old game (actually a set of games) where you download it and make an account (there for the PC)I have no idea what you are trying to say.
and well i distinctly remeber the joust one, its an oline game and your little charecters and its almost simmialr to rock paper scissors on how you win.....
there was also a soccer one... anyone remember these?
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GAME?
It's a SNES platformer where you control a coin or something that wears sunglasses. It was so rad, I vaguely remember the word 'cool', or 'cola' involved somewhere. Thanks a bunch.
I'm looking for a SNES game...you played as a vampire or kid vampire, (the graphics were styled more cartoon than realistic or "scary")and ran around levels and killed stuff...the viewpoint was top to down, ala SNES Zelda...
CAnnot remember the name but it was tons of fun
I'm looking for a game on the Macintosh. The main character was a fox, or at least, a fox looking thing. It was an adventure/RPG, and I only remember bits and pieces of the game. I remember making a mold of something's footprint (pawprint?) and exploring some huge castle maze, I remember having to make a map on paper as I went along as to not get lost.
I had it probably around 1995 - 1998.
Thanks.
Oh, and the guy looking for the cop shooter/driver game. Lucky and Wild.?
Worthya, Wild Guns?
The only games on Genesis with a blue knight that I remember are Rocket Knight and Sparkster.I loved that game. When you got all of the swords in the stones you became pimp sparkster (in the first one). *sigh* Then there was that robot battle *clash* *swhoop* *crumble* good times..Good times.
The only games on Genesis with a blue knight that I remember are Rocket Knight and Sparkster.WonderBoy IV: In Monsterland... or whatever the hell it was called.
WonderBoy IV: In Monsterland... or whatever the hell it was called.Man HOLY CRAP it could be Chiki Chiki Boys
Uh, Chiki Chiki boys had a blue dressed kid as well.
I'm looking for this western SNES action game that had cowboys, and you shoot bad people and stuff. Thats all I remembered. Any ideas?
I'm looking for a Genesis game.
It was a beat-em-up with robots, and you got to select the different parts and steal them off of your enemies.
Okay here I come. There was a nes(i think) platformer game, it was dark and the concept was almost similar to megaman. I mean you play as a robot and you can get the bosses' abilities after you defeat them. In the intro some evil dudes kidnapped the president of the US, with comments like this "MERRY X-MAS MR PRESIDENT" or something like that. Then the main hero guy showed up who looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger with shades and white pants, and oh right, a flying bike.
Okay here I come. There was a nes(i think) platformer game, it was dark and the concept was almost similar to megaman. I mean you play as a robot and you can get the bosses' abilities after you defeat them. In the intro some evil dudes kidnapped the president of the US, with comments like this "MERRY X-MAS MR PRESIDENT" or something like that. Then the main hero guy showed up who looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger with shades and white pants, and oh right, a flying bike.
bad dudes vs dragonninja?
Power Blade/2?
I'm looking for a particular game I can't seem to remember the name of it but it had weapons like the RPG-7 and the MP5 it was definitely RPG turn-based strategy, I also remember there being a wikipedia entry of it................ I'm certain it was not Silent Storm, Jagged Alliance or X-COM but definitely something similar.
The setting was in post-apocalyptic america, I can't remember the enemies but the monsters were like mutated and ugly, a bit like fallout, there were human enemies as well armed with firearms and such. No it was none of the games you said.......
Gorky17?That was set in Russia fool.
That was set in Russia fool.
That was set in Russia fool.OMFG Ax_Dude I love you man, yes that was the one now I'm gonna go have a spasm *roffl* thank you so much Ax_Dude :happy:
Could the game be
abomination the nemesis
I'm looking for the game/toy that was featured in this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PHpRKr_tnE&mode=related&search=) video. Its probably the most powerful physics sandbox I have ever seen and I really really want it. I don't know much else about it besides that it was featured in a SomethingAwful thread about a year ago.... Can you link it? Please? Pm it to me or something? It looks awesome.
EDIT: Nevermind I know what it is now.
I'm looking for a Genesis game. It's a psudo-3D shoot-em-up, viewed from behind your character as you race forward.
I don't think that's the one, but it looks cool so I'm gonna check it out :D
Anyways I am looking for a Game Boy game similar to Pokemon in that you can catch monsters. You play as some warrior dude though. I remember there being a skull monster but thats about all :S
Sega Genesis game. I remember that you controled a grey or brown or silver colored guy who was made of up joints without limbs. Like' date=' he'd have hands and elbows but no forearms or neck. It was a side scroller and you had to kill monsters. Not a lot to work with but that's all i know.[/quote']
Are you thinking Vectorman? He was actually vellow-bronze, but he was made up of vectors/joints. Did he ever change forms?
My games being sought:
1) A PC turn-based strategy game with hexaagons, where you control fantasy creatures and medival armies. I remember you recruited heroes at the beginning of a match, like staffsling men and swordsmen, or for the evil guys demons and whatnot... There were heroes too, like a huge rat-rogue and a cheeta assasin who could go invisible... and there were wizards and demons and whatnot, which could cast spells... it was a really cool game! I just wish I had any idea what it was...
2) A top-down Real-Time Strategy game for PC set in modern times, where you hire and controll a mercenary army to take down... er... terrorists or something. I remember that you could recruit from tons of characters, some who would only join you if you did certain things first, like this one spy chick who would only join if you hired her love intrest, a russian explosions expert named Ivan.
1) A PC turn-based strategy game with hexaagons, where you control fantasy creatures and medival armies. I remember you recruited heroes at the beginning of a match, like staffsling men and swordsmen, or for the evil guys demons and whatnot... There were heroes too, like a huge rat-rogue and a cheeta assasin who could go invisible... and there were wizards and demons and whatnot, which could cast spells... it was a really cool game! I just wish I had any idea what it was...Battle for Wesnoth, maybe?
Are you thinking Vectorman? He was actually vellow-bronze, but he was made up of vectors/joints. Did he ever change forms?
My games being sought:
1) A PC turn-based strategy game with hexaagons, where you control fantasy creatures and medival armies. I remember you recruited heroes at the beginning of a match, like staffsling men and swordsmen, or for the evil guys demons and whatnot... There were heroes too, like a huge rat-rogue and a cheeta assasin who could go invisible... and there were wizards and demons and whatnot, which could cast spells... it was a really cool game! I just wish I had any idea what it was...
2) A top-down Real-Time Strategy game for PC set in modern times, where you hire and controll a mercenary army to take down... er... terrorists or something. I remember that you could recruit from tons of characters, some who would only join you if you did certain things first, like this one spy chick who would only join if you hired her love intrest, a russian explosions expert named Ivan.
I'm looking for a Genesis game.I think I know what you're talking about, my cousin had a port of it for the comp, the name was something with letters, like some sort of a clever acronym for something.
It was a beat-em-up with robots, and you got to select the different parts and steal them off of your enemies.
Ok, im looking for a game (duh?). It is for the genesis, and I'm almost 100% sure it was posted in another topic, but I can't find it. It is where you play as a marble, or a ball I think it is a marble though, and you go through isometric mazes and try to roll to the exit. I have a craving to play it but the last time I played it was when I was like 5 so I can' tell you much about it :(​.
I'm, again, looking for a game. It's a freeware game in which you control a ball. This ball needs to get to the end of a hub, by finishing enough levels to open doors (in SM64 fashion, only each level is simply one star). In a level you had to get to the end by breaking fruit blocks. Each fruit block had a different color, and your ball had to be the same color to break the blocks of that kind of fruit. To change color you had to bump into a special color change block, and that's about the basic thing. There was also a level editor and all that. Anyone have an idea what it is?Long shot, but uh... Kula World? It's the only game I remember featuring a ball and fruit.
Sega Genesis game. I remember that you controled a grey or brown or silver colored guy who was made of up joints without limbs. Like, he'd have hands and elbows but no forearms or neck. It was a side scroller and you had to kill monsters. Not a lot to work with but that's all i know.Rayman?
Genesis/SNES era game, but could be on Amiga or PC or anything like that.Any of the Frankenstein games?
Play as some guy, no idea what he was. Looked like a normal human though.
Fought horrible monsters. Graphics kind of reminded me of Flashback/Another World/The Immortal, etc.
Took pieces from the monsters, ie heart from one, brain from another, to make one big monster.
I know you killed one monster by dropping a big stone slab with spikes into it.
1) A PC turn-based strategy game with hexaagons, where you control fantasy creatures and medival armies. I remember you recruited heroes at the beginning of a match, like staffsling men and swordsmen, or for the evil guys demons and whatnot... There were heroes too, like a huge rat-rogue and a cheeta assasin who could go invisible... and there were wizards and demons and whatnot, which could cast spells... it was a really cool game! I just wish I had any idea what it was...Lords of Magic? I looked for that game a couple of pages ago.
This might be difficult - I played a demo from a PC Gamer sampler disc probably about eight or so years ago (not totally sure on the timeline, but it was a WHILE back). During the demo, you controlled a guy who was possibly C.I.A. or something, and you were travelling on (I believe) a submarine. There was some sort of accident onboard, and there was a monster of some kind locked up down below. (vague I know, but I only got to try the demo once - might have even died prematurely - before the disk was rendered non-readable.)Call of Cthulhu: Prisoner of Ice?
Long shot, but uh... Kula World? It's the only game I remember featuring a ball and fruit.
I remembered a fruity NES game last night, the main character threw rainbows around in order to attack enemies and jump to the top of the level.
It started out with traditional RPG fare, you're a young guy living in some hackneyed village, and you're woken up by someone telling you that there's monsters attacking this special tree in the center of the village (Mana tree? Gaia tree?). But then what got me hooked was the battle system outside. It was a combo-based turn-based fighting system...weird concept, yes I know, but it was awesome. You picked from different moves or swipes with your weapon (like uppercuts, left slashes, right slashes, downward swipes, etc.) and made a combo of four moves with them, and then it would show you going at it with your enemy and depending on what attacks they made certain attacks you made would be critical and vice versa, where you or the enemy left parts exposed or off-balance. It was kind of like four games of rock paper scissors at once... After the guy got to the tree thing, he fought a boss, but I think (if I remember correctly) was unable to save the tree, and so then the townspeople sent out a boat (perhaps with the hero on it?) out to see with the last seeds of the tree thing...
Anyways hopefully someone can help me out, because I've looked for years to no avail...
I used to have a demo with a bit from a game. It was like an action RPG, I think. You walked and got into battles live in the enviroment, where you could move about.
The characters didnt have any facial features. The setting may well have been futuristic, despite the presence on swords and axes.
I used to have a demo with a bit from a game. It was like an action RPG, I think. You walked and got into battles live in the enviroment, where you could move about.mentioning the system would help a lot!
The characters didnt have any facial features. The setting may well have been futuristic, despite the presence on swords and axes.
mentioning the system would help a lot!
That's it! Cheers.Uh, I could very well comprehend the concept of systems when I was nine... Maybe I'm just a freak but I doubt it.
I was 9 years old, as if I could comprehend systems, let alone remember them now.
Uh, I could very well comprehend the concept of systems when I was nine... Maybe I'm just a freak but I doubt it.Not everyone lives in an area where consoles were popular back then.
I just recently thought about a 2D puzzle game I played on my very old PC like 6-7 years ago. I can't remember what it's called, so that's why I'm asking you guys for help.
If I remember correctly, you were controlling very small wizard-type figures on different levels that all fit on the same screen (so there was no scrolling in the game). You controlled your character with the keyboard, and you were able to climb ladders, move blocks, collect different colored keys for matching locks and I think you were able to kill yourself off by falling down on spikes or such. I also remember that there was a multiplayer function so you could at least have been 2 players playing at the same time.
I think that the game was shareware/freeware and I have no clue but something tells me that the name started with the letter 'L'. Lu... Lue... Li... Lo... I don't remember. But the other day when I remembered this game, I was like: wow, I gotta find that game again, because it was pretty awesome (or at least I thought so back then.)
Man I know which game you're talking about. It's this tiny puzzle-platfromer featuring one blue and one red wizard, pushing blocks, climbing ladders and whatnot. I don't know if this'll help, but I remember that different difficulty levels had different worlds. I think 'Easy' was the castle world while 'Normal' or 'Hard' was the village world or something. It was a great game, so I'll be looking out for it as well! I think I initially got it from some demo CD.
What about this Sega Genesis game, where the main character was a girl, and she had striped stockings, and it was a side scroller. I remember that the first level had enemies on motorcycles charging at you or something.
Do you remember what kind of units it had in the game?There were foot soldiers and some boasts I think, that's about it.
Women it wasn't Shining Force I/II was it?Nah it wasn't an RPG, like I said it was a bit like Advance Wars, enough so that when I played AW for the first time I thought HEY THIS SEEMS PRETTY FAMILIAR WAS THERE ONE FOR THE GENESIS????
...thejackyl: halloween harry? todd's adventures in slimeworld? ...
Most likely noone will know what game this is, i've been searching for this game for about 2 weeks.The Horde (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Horde)? Probably not, but it was on a Sega console, had 8-directional isometric movement and had cows.
I can't find any screens, and I'm not sure which sega system it was for; Genesis, 32X, Sega CD, etc.
.Basically I'm pretty sure you played as some sort of knight, and the intro of the game there is some...erm...screaming.
.In the game there 8-directional movement, with a bit of iso in it.
.You could beat the crap out of cows/pigs with your sword.
.Theres a big forest map with a LOT of chests.
.Theres a lot of puzzles in the castle you go to.
so in reality i easily more than 5000 roms to sort through so i really need some help here.
Since you are so sure that it is an NES game developed by KOEI, why not just look on the Internet and search for NES games made by KOEI (http://www.nesguide.com/publishers/koei/)?
I can remember a game for the playstation 1 where you grew a villege of fairys, and they make houses and shops and stuff, havent got a clue of he name though.
Hm... I remember a game from ages ago.Terra Incognita for Net Yaroze!.
It was a demo disc for PS1 and it had Yakulca or something like that demo mode, anyway it had this short RPG action game, you had a dagger. The only monsters were blobs and there was a dragon boss, you got this gold crown thing and had to bring it back to the ship, then your crewmate dropped it in the water.
If you died your crewmate would leave without you (Cutscene) and if you didnt bring the crown back then you would get an alternative ending.
Also you used bombs a fair bit to blow up stuff (Bombs were found on the floor).
There were heart containers like Zelda and you could use potions to heal yourself.
Also they spoke broken english due to bad translation. eg (I'm very scared = I'm very scary.)
There was this Japanese flash game that I think Maladroithim posted a while ago. It was kind of like a mini-version of Dragon Quest where you placed points on a world map and watched the events unfold. If you placed the locations in a specific order, you'd watch a cool cinema with the hero fighting monsters and gaining treasure until he ended up destroying the great demon. It was only about 5 minutes long but it would be neat to find it again.
ok so, here's one that's been bugging me:
it's nes, i'm 100% sure. it's LIKE one of those strategy games Koei put out way back in the day. it's turn-based and a chunk of continent is split up into sections risk-style and you choose one of these little chunks and rule it and the goal is to take over the other chunks until you have the entire continent. what makes this interesting is all the political subterfuge and the tactical battles. this one was unique in that it didn't have anything to do with japan, but instead took place in Europe. I played as some white-haired dude and the music for my piece of land was this baroque thing (using NES sounds of course). it was a lot like nobunaga's ambition except for cosmetic differences like the locale and names. however for some reason i remember it being a lot more engaging/accessible than the nobunaga games.
again i'm 100% certain this was an nes game. i have every nes rom in existence which is how i originally found it. the only problem is i have 856 usa roms alone (i'm not even sure it was an official usa game, it could have been a fan translation or something). so in reality i easily more than 5000 roms to sort through so i really need some help here.
Terra Incognita for Net Yaroze!.
HEY YOU COME WITH ME
NO PLEASE, I AM REALLY REALLY SCARY!! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBFyIP8yGpM)
Okay, I'm kind of embarrassed I can't remember this game, and I was playing it not so long ago.Kind of sounds like a Front Mission game, but I'm not entirely sure about individual targeting for mech parts.
It's an isometric-view, grid-based strategy game (a la tactics) with mechwarrior-like robot units, who can have thier arms/legs/shoulders/torsos upgraded and swapped, as well as individually targeted during combat.
Alright, I got one. Two actually. The first one was a platformer that came out around the time of D/Generation, Ringworld, Contraption Zack, Commander Keen, etc. It was for PC, and the only thing I remember about it was that it was a platformer and that when you completed a level it had this overworld-type map (you couldn't do anything on it) that forced you to walk a path to the next level.
The only DOS game 'I' have played that had an overworld map is "Xargon" http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/download/game/157Overworld map image (Click to reveal)(http://www.gamingw.net/pubaccess/24600/xargon1.jpg)
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The first two Duke Nukem games were 2D platformers, and there was also a side-scrolling Duke Nukem game released in 2002 called Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project.
This has been bugging me all day, and I really can't place it. I can't remember anything about this game, but all I have is this phrase in my head that I am sure is from the game. It's something like 'We've received word that [ x ] have sent away all their armies against [ y ]. They're virtually defenceless!'
I am not sure if that's even what is said but it's something like that, and I'm SURE it's from a game and I'm going to go crazy if I don't work this one out.
Ah yes, Front Mission, that's it. Thanks!
Yea, I guess I got the body part targeting from another mech game...
Okay, I have 2 games that I can't seem to rememberEither Out of this World or Heart of the Alien2. This was a game for either Sega, Sega CD, or Sega32x though I can't remember which. All I remember is that you could play as a caveman for one part, but the caveman had laser guns or something(There was a part of the game as the "caveman" where you were in a prison or something and there was a room with a shit load of people shooting lasers n shit.), and you could also play as a human. It was a very SLOW SLOW pace platform game. Kind of like the old pitfall games, but with newer graphics. The human part of the game you'd jump over some kind of slime that would kill you often.Found out this was called Another World
Okay, I have 2 games that I can't seem to remember.
1. All I know about this game is you start out sky diving to what I remember as an alien planet, the first level when your diving to the planet, you have to watch out for objects like rocks and shit. Later in the game you get to play as a 4 armed or 6 armed dog for what I remember.
Would it be Emperor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emperor:_Rise_of_the_Middle_Kingdom)? Its a chinese city building game, when a rival attacks another rival you get a message like that.
Do you remember which platform it was for? It sounds almost like Vectorman from the beginning.You skydive in Vectorman?
1. All I know about this game is you start out sky diving to what I remember as an alien planet, the first level when your diving to the planet, you have to watch out for objects
You skydive in Vectorman?
ok so, here's one that's been bugging me:
it's nes, i'm 100% sure. it's LIKE one of those strategy games Koei put out way back in the day. it's turn-based and a chunk of continent is split up into sections risk-style and you choose one of these little chunks and rule it and the goal is to take over the other chunks until you have the entire continent. what makes this interesting is all the political subterfuge and the tactical battles. this one was unique in that it didn't have anything to do with japan, but instead took place in Europe. I played as some white-haired dude and the music for my piece of land was this baroque thing (using NES sounds of course). it was a lot like nobunaga's ambition except for cosmetic differences like the locale and names. however for some reason i remember it being a lot more engaging/accessible than the nobunaga games.
Okay, I have 2 games that I can't seem to remember.
1. All I know about this game is you start out sky diving to what I remember as an alien planet, the first level when your diving to the planet, you have to watch out for objects like rocks and shit.
I'm looking for a game that I think I played on Sega Channel.Rolo to the Rescue (http://www.mobygames.com/game/rolo-to-the-rescue).
It was a very kiddy game graphically, and it was a puzzle game, in the same league of Lost Vikings.
The main character was a little blue elephant, and he had some ability to go over obstacle x, but as the game progressed, more animals joined you with different abilities to get you over more and more obstacles.
Can't find it anywhere. Plz hlp!
Rolo to the Rescue (http://www.mobygames.com/game/rolo-to-the-rescue).
This game had some of the most catchy music ever. I still hum it almost daily.
I remember a game we used to have... it was on one of the old sega systems (megadrive i think). It was a little platformer rpg style thing. Your main attack was slashing our sword and one of the first bosses was a giant mushroom. Anyone know what it's called?