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Entropio said:
Darashiva said:

One of them, yes. Not the first one.

I'm going with TimeSplitter 2, that if I recall correctly is generally considered the best one... Although Future Perfect had more monkey types...

 

Entropio said:
Darashiva said:

One of them, yes. Not the first one.

I'm going with TimeSplitter 2, that if I recall correctly is generally considered the best one... Although Future Perfect had more monkey types...

Nope, it's Future Perfect, although TimeSplitters 2 is great as well. I just spent the most time on Future Perfect out of the two.



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axumblade said:
Entropio said:

Timesplitters?

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I'm going with two new hints:

#44: For the first time in the franchise, this game went "multiplatform", although both versions had significant diferencies, among them the last word in the title.

#43: This is the third entry in a strategy series. A leader's life can last thousands of years, although his/her costume will change through time.

44 - Ninja Gaiden Sigma?

43 - Civ 3? 

#43 is correct, #44 no.

2nd hint:

#44: a) For the first time in the franchise, this game went "multiplatform", although both versions had significant diferencies, among them the last word in the title.

b) Both versions difer in game modes and stages, for example, but not in characters. This was criticized by many franchise fans...



BraLoD said:
S.Peelman said:

Can't spell 'Blast Processing' without Sonic.

I'm not sure though if you indeed mean Sonic 1 or if you mean something on another platform because of the "not here... without..."-part. If that's the case I'm probably not going to know.

Yeah, another platform, that lacks blast processing... not that hard to guess to be honest xD

I'd be stabbing in the dark because my knowledge of what Sonic games are good is lacking, but, I guess I'll say... Sonic Adventure.



#45. The only one in the series where your weapon can go in 8 directions.

Hint 2 - Pause the game and the ghosts still move.



BraLoD said:
50. On this hack n slash game you can even kill things with a guitar.
You standard weapons are a sword and two guns.
49. Pretty old game, where you control a spaceship that can cry and have feet, second game.
You can buy upgrades for it like bigger wings to get faster and laser beams to get stronger.
48. Second game from a franchise Acevil loves.
Simulator game, woosh woosh.
47. The fastest thing alive, but not so fast here without blast processing.
Speed if his game.
46. Second game from a franchise DonFerrari loves.
Simulator game, vroom vroom.
45. "lumberjack", "robin hood", "rock on", "cheese steak jimmy's"
Cheat codes, 1000 of each.

50. Devil May Cry?

49. Fantasy Zone?

47. Sonic The Hedgehog



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KLXVER said:
#45. The only one in the series where your weapon can go in 8 directions.

Hint 2 - Pause the game and the ghosts still move.

Castlevania IV?



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TruckOSaurus said:
KLXVER said:
#45. The only one in the series where your weapon can go in 8 directions.

Hint 2 - Pause the game and the ghosts still move.

Castlevania IV?

Thats it



BraLoD said:
KLXVER said:

50. Devil May Cry?

49. Fantasy Zone?

47. Sonic The Hedgehog

50. DMC 3, yeah, fair enough.
49. Fantasy Zone 2, again, fair enough, even as this one I wrote it was the second game there XP
47. Which Sonic?

Thats a tough one. Sonic Adventure?



BraLoD said:
S.Peelman said:

I'd be stabbing in the dark because my knowledge of what Sonic games are good is lacking, but, I guess I'll say... Sonic Adventure.

Adventure is post blast processing, what is prior to it (so lacks it)?

I thought the only Sonic game on the Master System was a port of the original Sonic lol.



Star Wars Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire

'Star Wars Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire' is a very important game to me as well. When we got our first home computer in 1995, this was the first game that was bought with it and is as such, it is the first computer game, not console, computer game, I ever played. A good one to start off with for sure.

Not only was it the first computer game I played, it was also the game that introduced me to the Star Wars Universe, which is still one of my favorite things in popular culture. I was immediately drawn in, from the first appearance of Darth Vader in the cool live-action opening cutscene to the final destruction of the hidden TIE Fighter factory. The story, the universe, the levels and character quotes, I can dream this game from start to finish.

The game is a rail-shooter, with a couple of playing styles. There's flying levels and on-foot levels, both in two perspectives; third person and first person. The third person flying levels are all about avoiding objects at fast pace while the first person levels are about shooting down waves of enemy fighters. Like any rail-shooter, the game is short but with a very high replayability factor, which I did, many, many, many times.