Good games you love

[Jer 0]

Subspace. It's like online asteroids. It was cool as hell back in the day when lots of people played it.

 

People liked it so much that when the company that released it abandoned it, someone actually reprogrammed it from scratch and rereleased it with the name Continuum, and people still play like 10 years later.

 

Did anyone here ever play?

[AlaskanHero 0]

I echo the love for Jumping Flash.

 

The other obscure game I loved was Team Buddies. Me and my cousin played the hell out of that game.

[Special K 0]

Buck Rogers for the Genesis. I think it was modeled after Pool of Radience. That's a hell of a game.

[Rendclaw 0]

It was. They made a complete trilogy for the PC. I had the first one for the C64, and I had fun beating it three times with the same party.

 

Shadowrun for the Genesis rules. Nuff Said.

 

Gain Ground for the Genesis had my attention for a few weeks.

[PLAGIARISM! 0]

TUNNEL B1~!

 

 

Well, it was ok.

[AndrewTS 0]

It was pretty....and...did I mention it was pretty?

[Hawkius Maximus 0]

Muscle Bomber Duo

 

Kind of like Saturday Night Slam Masters pt.2. They took out singles mode, but increased movesets, AI, and just generally fixed up alot of the things wrong with the game. Very great game.

[PLAGIARISM! 0]

The original Simpsons arcade game with up to four players was probably one of the best Simpsons franchises ever.

[daileyxplanet 0]

Ranger X for Genesis. It is danged hard (I've never made it past the third level) and very lush graphics for 1993.

 

And Evo: Search For Eden for SNES. The most unique game I've ever played. Seriously, reviews won't do it justice, and if you're into emulation, you need to play this game. It is important to point out that this was developed by Enix.

http://www.rpgclassics.com/shrines/snes/evo/index.shtml

[razazteca 0]

Its Bobble Bubble with bosses.

[Vyce 0]

Cold Winter for the PS2. A good FPS, with two selling points: the Havok physics engine (with its usual, entertaining ragdoll effects and the ability to blow off your opponent's limbs), and a storyline that's written by popular comic book writer Warren Ellis. The storyline for this game is actually very strong, surprisingly so for a FPS, which isn't always known for engaging plots. Plus it's a budget title, so you can pick it up on the cheap.

[Ced 0]

Robotrek for the SNES. First RPG I played that I liked. (FF: Mystical Quest being the first. Didn't like it and it's probably why I never got into the FF series until VII.)

 

Customize robots and their attacks and beat the crap out of the bad guys. It's the first game I remember where range actually mattered combat-wise.

[Ravenbomb 0]

I dunno if it's all that unknown, but I'm the only person I know outside my family who's heard of Shivers, but I thought it was a great game.

[muzz 0]

The Tex Murphy series on PC.

[Jericholic82 0]

Cool Spot for Genesis is one of my fav games to play. A pretty good platformer with good music.

[Masked Man of Mystery 0]

Cool Spot for Genesis is one of my fav games to play. A pretty good platformer with good music.

I had the Super NES version, my problem would be there were a lot of blind jumps as I recall. It was also pretty tough, but cool too

[Special K 0]

Yeah, Cool Spot on Genesis was the shit. And significantly different from the SNES version, IIRC.

 

Aladdin for SNES and Genesis were also quite different, and I remember the SNES version being very good. Probably Capcom-developed.

 

Metal Storm was one of the best games on the NES. It was fast-paced, and somewhat unique in that you could flip your robot's gravity at any time. Excellent control, giant bosses. It's up there with Contra and the Mega Man games as great shooter/platformers.

[daileyxplanet 0]

Aladdin for SNES and Genesis were also quite different, and I remember the SNES version being very good. Probably Capcom-developed.

 

Yup, the SNES version and the Game Boy version were both by Capcom.

[Internet Warfare 0]

Run Saber for the SNES was awesome when I was a kid.

[Guest InuYasha]

Another one I remember for the good old NES days was Jackal. YOu drive around in a jeep, and use a machine gun as your default weapon, and can then upgrade from grenades to missiles that explode, then explode sideways, and then four-ways. It was hard as hell, but I beat it a few times, with no codes. The last boss is a real white-knuckle bitch.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackal_%28video_game%29

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Seemed to me that Strider 2 never really had much said about it. Another rather fun game was Rising Zan, the story of a sexy cowboy ninja out for revenge.

[AndrewTS 0]

Strider 2 was a fun little project, plus it includes the best home version of Strider 1 you can get without a PC-engine/arcade machine. Although, I royally suck at the game and can't get a decent score to save my life.

 

Music is rockin' too.

 

Rising Zan-- "Wanted: One Super Ultra Sexy Hero!"

 

I'm always disappointed with how little love the Klonoa series gets.

[Masked Man of Mystery 0]

Seemed to me that Strider 2 never really had much said about it. Another rather fun game was Rising Zan, the story of a sexy cowboy ninja out for revenge.

What system is Zan for?

[AndrewTS 0]

Seemed to me that Strider 2 never really had much said about it. Another rather fun game was Rising Zan, the story of a sexy cowboy ninja out for revenge.

What system is Zan for?

 

The original Playstation.

[daileyxplanet 0]

Seemed to me that Strider 2 never really had much said about it. Another rather fun game was Rising Zan, the story of a sexy cowboy ninja out for revenge.

What system is Zan for?

 

The original Playstation.

 

And that would be "samurai" not ninja.

[Rendclaw 0]

Another one I remember for the good old NES days was Jackal. YOu drive around in a jeep, and use a machine gun as your default weapon, and can then upgrade from grenades to missiles that explode, then explode sideways, and then four-ways. It was hard as hell, but I beat it a few times, with no codes. The last boss is a real white-knuckle bitch.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackal_%28video_game%29

 

 

The arcade version was awesome. Apparently the Japanese version had an 8 way knob for the machine gun ala Ikari Warriors.

[Lil' Bitch 0]

Industrial Spy or I-Spy for the Dreamcast was a fun game IMO.

[Red Baron 0]

Jackel was fun.

 

I dunno, but I love CABLE for the NES.

[Guest Zarock]

Gotcha Force is an excellent game a friend recommended to me. It's really fast-paced and fun, and you should check it out if you have a Gamecube.

 

Space Station Silicon Valley is one of the funnest puzzle games I've played ever, and it's really underrated.