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starcraft on 23 April 2014
Kresnik said:
starcraft said:

I bought this for PS3 on PSN and I still play it sometimes.

So. Much. Goodness.

Hey, I just bought it off PSN because I heard they were making every PS1 game Vita-compatible and it was the first thing I wanted to try out!

Awesome game.  Presinct assault mode is still one of my favourite modes in anything ever.

For me it was the number 1 game on PS that had a chance at competing with N64's multiplayer games.  It was just nuts - I still have memories of frantically button mashing on defensive helicopters 'screaming nnnnnnnoooooooooooooo need more credit!'



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starcraft on 23 April 2014
JinxRake said:


One of my all time favorites. One of the first games that made me into a gamer.

Get it on PSN for PS3!!!



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super_etecoon on 25 April 2014

What about this gem?  Secret of Evermore.  4 time periods, your partner in crime is a dog that morphs with each time jump, finally becoming a toaster that destroys everything in its path.  So much greatness here.  Sadly it hasn't received the updates that Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana did, or maybe that's a good thing considering how all of those turned out.  C'mon, Nintendo/Square, give us some WiiU Eshop love at least.



1360 on 26 April 2014



AZWification on 26 April 2014
1360 said:

The game must be pretty rare since I can barely find any gameplay footage of it!



                
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adriane23 on 26 April 2014

All Capcom IPs not named Street Fighter or Resident Evil.



I am the Playstation Avenger.

   

Mr_No on 26 April 2014



Scoobes on 26 April 2014

Rise of Nations of PC. It was a perfect mix of Age of Empires and Civilization.

Dino Crisis on PS1.

Starquake on Amstrad CPC464




Get your Portable ID!

ParryWinkle on 26 April 2014

I remember having a lot of fun with this game.



nomad on 26 April 2014

Flying Dragon / Hiryū no Ken Twin - an ambitious game that contained two game modes, it was basically like two games in one. It was one of the few innovative fighting game. Fighting with RPG elements, it contained a lot of items that you could level up and evolve + weak point mechanics.