I can't remember the name of it but it was for PC basically you had to find 12 keys in a haunted house before time ran out. If anyone remembers it PLEASE tell me the title so I can find it and beat it.! Thank you.
played soul blazer so many times i could call which monster's lairs would ding me based on where i remembered dinging the last run thru. it was actually remarkably hard to find a used copy of it for sale even in the heyday of the SNES.
Military Madness, Gate of Thunder. Would post pics, but at school at the moment.
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I have this game in my Game Boy Color at the top of my closet right now. Stole it from my best friend years ago because he had no idea how to play RPGs back then. Beat it about 3-4 times; it's not bad at all.
Have it in the cabinet under my TV still, but don't even own a working Genesis anymore
Simpson's arcade game was the best shit ever, I remember having to stand in a line to play it at Showbiz/Chuck E. Cheese back in the day.
I also had Bart vs the Space Mutants, and Bart's Nightmare I rented 3-4 times but couldn't beat some of the stages. The post-apocalyptic motorbike level was awesome.
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Total Carnage
Kick Master
^Holy shit I played that
Also
http://www.vgmuseum.com/scans/md/SonicSpinballPAL.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jetpack_(video_game)
Used to play it at school with a huge vinyl~ish disk, I can't remember what the disk type was called, just remember it was super big
I also used to be awesome at that game, was the only one in the school that could get past level 12 or something like that (was forever ago)
This was definitely an awesome game. I don't know why. Used to rent that shit all the time(fuck if im ever gonna be caught dead owning a game starring michael jackson.)
My contribution to the thread
http://www.toysnjoys.com/usps2/tribes.jpg
It was basically just a port of tribes 2 to the PS2 with a few things missing(ps2 limitations)
My introduction to team-based team FPS's, and one of the first few online team-based FPS's for the ps2.
We had a great little community of about 50+ people(if it was even that many) who had seasons of organized competition. One of the best games i've ever played, much of it because of the community attached to it.
I'm pretty sure there are some former tribers that even browse these forums.
Sounds like a really old 5-1/2" floppy game. I remember those when I was in 2nd grade. There was a fish one where you play against the Food Chain; it ranged from plankton to large mouth bass or something huge. Sometimes a fish or plankton would really be bait from a fisher (you can hear the casting of a reel before it shows up on screen), or you would hear the caw of a seagull before it tries to scoop you out of the water. Was super fun.
Jetpack was the shit. Hell, I still have it lol
Jazz Jackrabbit 1 & 2 were awesome platforman games, though those games were probably more popular than I think.
File:Floppy disk 5.25 inch.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
did the disk look like this? if so, that's what you're referencing. i'm assuming it was this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jetpack_(video_game) game, and not this: Jetpac - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia as they're quite different games.
Game was utter piece of shiiiiiit imo. I beat it though I just didn't like the fact of the whole eat food transform all that bullshit was way too complicated and not really worth it and when you accidently said yes to eating something it was like FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
etc
Aperantly Final Fantasy Legend I tho is techinically the prequel to
Secret of Mana ( In japanese Secret of Mana is Seiken Densetsu II and Final Fantasy Legend is Seiken densetsu they only slapped on final fantasy so it could sell) I've always wanted to try it.
edit: It was Final Fantasy Adventure thats a prequel mah baad (They remade it and called it Sword of Mana for GBA I think i'll try that one since it prolly doesnt look like ass)
Final Fantasy Adventure was indeed really a part of the Mana series.
Final Fantasy Legend 1-3 was actually a part of the SaGa series, renamed to Final Fantasy for the same reason as Adventure.
Photobucket's down so I can't post the picture, but the only game I can think of off the top of my head that I've played and never met anyone else who has is Blaster Master: Blasting Again for the Playstation. It was decent, but nothing special.
Also: Tiny Toon Adventures for the NES was great.
Sim Ant or bust.
right, i linked the first one in my posti don't remember much about it, just remember it was fucking crack for everyone at my afterschool daycare thing, along with some real old atari games I can't remember, you guys might know though!
one was a white airplane that you'd literally just fly through a level over water and avoid obstacles, and the other was a very simple racer where you'd just be behind the F1 car (i'm assuming many more people know about the racing game, i was too young and don't remember names though =()
also, Rolan's Curse II
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...e_II_Title.PNG
Dark Zold <3
Final Fantasy Legend games are part of the SaGa series, but like Final Fantasy Adventure, they were all renamed to the FF series upon release in the US to help them sell better.
Legend I/III aren't so hot imo, but Legend II is one of my all time favorite games. I've prolly beaten it at least 100 times.