| PSwii60 said: PS1 game, you run around in some kind of castle setting various creative traps (to obviously trap your enemy, which is a zombie, I think (?), I'm not sure) |
Clock Tower?
| Arcturus said: There is one game I've haven't been able to remember the name of for years now: - it was for the NES or Commodore 64 (or maybe another platform?) - top down game - you play as a helicopter or some sort of airplane that can fly around the the map - a map would consist of a bunch of different sized islands, with a sea surrounding them - enemies on the map would be ships in the water, vehicles on the ground, other planes in the sky, and bases with numerous turrets - I think the objective was to destroy each base on the various islands - (not sure if this last point is accurate) when playing with a second player, that player could control the various enemy units on the screen and they would try to shoot you down. |
Desert Strike ?
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Or PilotWings?
FirePower 2000?
Okey it's a ps1 rail-shooter game where you protect a sort of animal that walks slowly from I think it was bats. And there was also some boss battles and you could shoot the his butt so he could jump and shoot his head so he would bend.
And you could play 1-2 players.
My first PS game 0_0.
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| Burning Typhoon said: I'd been meaning to make a thread like this for ages... Okay, this game was a 3D PS1 fighter. Uh... It had ring-outs... I don't remember any of the characters... The boss's name was "Red," and, I remember his vs. screen portrait just being.. literally, the color red. And, that is basically, the only game I do not remember. Unlike I usually do, if I know the answers to anything someone's asking, I'll post more than a single time in this thread. |
Tobal 2?
PullusPardus said:
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I really doubt it... I do specifically remember one of the bosses being named Red, though, and his portrait was just red, with no actual character in it. I doubt it was Tobal.
| Netyaroze said: rr i am not sure. Its possible the balloon with the P in it could have been in the game Ok more details: I am pretty sure the game went from left to right. The music was sader in my memory. It really made me feel weird. I played this game between 1995-1992. It has to be an early 90s release. I think the character was a boy (probably) I think most of the ground was missing. If your balloons popped it meant death. It wasnt an easy game I think I never completed it. (Wasnt my game either I borrowed it.
You were able to hold 3 balloons i think and I am not sure if you had complete control while flying. It could have been just parts of the game hanging on balloons. There was a forest level I think.
I was very young and had the game only for a short time maybe it was even this, the P Balloon is kind of familiar. But Its a girl and the levels are too short. And the music isnt weird enough. |
how about the NES version ?
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PullusPardus said:
Clock Tower? |
No.. it isn't; but thanks, I've never heard of this game but I may have to check it out.
Wiki shows it's on SNES, and PS2. Have you played the series? Is it any fun?
Because if it is okay-fun, I may have to buy It (the SNES version)
| Burning Typhoon said:
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Battle Arena Toshinden ? (i fucking loved this game and it's sequel)
| Arcturus said: There is one game I've haven't been able to remember the name of for years now: - it was for the NES or Commodore 64 (or maybe another platform?) - top down game - you play as a helicopter or some sort of airplane that can fly around the the map - a map would consist of a bunch of different sized islands, with a sea surrounding them - enemies on the map would be ships in the water, vehicles on the ground, other planes in the sky, and bases with numerous turrets - I think the objective was to destroy each base on the various islands - (not sure if this last point is accurate) when playing with a second player, that player could control the various enemy units on the screen and they would try to shoot you |
raid on bungeling bay?
Research shows Video games help make you smarter, so why am I an idiot
PSwii60 said:
No.. it isn't; but thanks, I've never heard of this game but I may have to check it out. |
Yes Clock tower is fun, its a horror game, but its a point and click game where you don't really use weapons but instead solve puzzles and hide and put traps, it gets really intense at some parts, since the whole mansion or the place you are playing at is persistant, meaning the killer (and i believe there is only one killer if i remember right) goes around freely even when you are stopped, think of it as a hide and seek but is scary version.
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