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4 inch cut no femmes posted:Could also be the Bedlam games? Yes! It was this one precisely! Thank you!!!
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4 inch cut no femmes posted:Could also be the Bedlam games? where's the ring
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Hannibal Rex posted:Back in the very early nineties, a friend of mine had a shareware? RPG? on his Mac. You were breaking out of a hospital or mental Institution; I think you were supposed to be a psycho killer. You had options to Punch or Kick in combat. One of the first weapons you could find was a syringe that would instant-kill one enemy. One of the first enemies was a cop you could kill for his pistol. Was it in black and white? Sounds like Psychotic! The Escape.
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It was a Pokémon clone from around 2000. You could pick a girl or boy character. You viewed your character from an isometric point of view, moving through a maze with GameBoy Pokémon-like encounters. I'm pretty sure the floor was blue, maybe water, and the walls organic, might've been reeds. I don't remember any of the "Pokémons", besides one that was just a huge carrot, and really strong for whatever reason. The game may have been freeware, certainly shareware. E: Oh, and another might've been a tornado-monster? I think? THE BAR fucked around with this message at 14:43 on Jan 19, 2017 |
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Jan 19, 2017 14:38
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THE BAR posted:It was a Pokémon clone from around 2000. You could pick a girl or boy character. You viewed your character from an isometric point of view, moving through a maze with GameBoy Pokémon-like encounters. I'm pretty sure the floor was blue, maybe water, and the walls organic, might've been reeds. I don't remember any of the "Pokémons", besides one that was just a huge carrot, and really strong for whatever reason. The game may have been freeware, certainly shareware. Sounds like dragon warrior monsters 2. e: which wasn't free or shareware but sounds spot on otherwise
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Ah, no, I should've specified it being on the PC, and most likely not a retail title.
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There was this online game which had traffic directing police officers, orange slug monsters which left slime in their path, holes things could fall into and come out of another hole, and you could program each being to turn or move a certain amount, using a graphical programming interface. Like scratch (you could drag and drop commands into repeat or if than blocks). There was probably more, but it was so cool to play with, and I just can't remember the name. Everything was on a grid, and I believe the view was isometric (it used sprites). I should mention that it wasn't multiplayer, I just found it online. it must be at least 10 years old by now, probably older.
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THE BAR posted:Ah, no, I should've specified it being on the PC, and most likely not a retail title. I also missed isometric from your description so double whoops from me
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Jan 19, 2017 18:15
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THE BAR posted:Ah, no, I should've specified it being on the PC, and most likely not a retail title. Both Uzworm and Slur told me about this game, it's a DQM ripoff.
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Skunkrocker posted:Both Uzworm and Slur told me about this game, it's a DQM ripoff. Who, who and what again?
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THE BAR posted:It was a Pokémon clone from around 2000. You could pick a girl or boy character. You viewed your character from an isometric point of view, moving through a maze with GameBoy Pokémon-like encounters. I'm pretty sure the floor was blue, maybe water, and the walls organic, might've been reeds. I don't remember any of the "Pokémons", besides one that was just a huge carrot, and really strong for whatever reason. The game may have been freeware, certainly shareware. poo poo no man I've played this game too but I can't think of what it was called either. There was also like an emerald monster, which was, y'know, a cut emerald with a happy face on  It was 100% a Pokemon clone and it looked like everything was drawn in MSPaint, right? It was fully shareware, I got to the screen where it tells you to send money to <destination> and gently caress now I really wanna know what game it was, too.
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The White Dragon posted:poo poo no man I've played this game too but I can't think of what it was called either. There was also like an emerald monster, which was, y'know, a cut emerald with a happy face on Exactly! I remember the graphics being almost cliparty, but.. I played it for a reason, and I must know why!
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Might it have been battlepets? http://games.eochu.com/Avalar.htm
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4 inch cut no femmes posted:Might it have been battlepets? http://games.eochu.com/Avalar.htm Holy crap, you're right.  So it wasn't just a maddening fever dream! Where on Earth have we picked up this eyesore?
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I Love My Axe posted:Was it in black and white? Sounds like Psychotic! The Escape. Yeah, that looks like it's the one. Thanks!
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Reposting some old requests that were never answered: 1. I used to have a pc called a Vendex Headstart III, which was given to me second hand. I've googled it, but the list of bundled software did not include the game I was thinking of. The game is a primitive adventure/puzzle game with CGA graphics. You navigate a maze, collects keys and trigger plates to move walls. There were very few enemies that halted your progress. It came with a custom level designer, which I used a lot. It had a paintbrush for a mouse cursor and you could choose from a variety of walls, select their size and hook them to pressure plates that would move them side to side or up and down. 2. Looking for late 80's educational game, probably for the Apple II. You solved math problems or history questions to progress your hot air balloon around the world. I do not think it is an MECC game because I already looked up a list of those games and did not find what I was looking for. 3. An early 90's action adventure game. 2d top down, plays kinda like zelda or gauntlet, maybe some rpg elements, likely a console game. There are pig-faced orcs as enemies, as well as other generic fantasy enemies. I thought it might've been an early D&D title, but I searched a bunch of console D&D titles and so far no match. I don't think it ever entered into first person like a typical D&D game of the time. I have this funny feeling it was for a niche console, like the Sega CD.
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There was a Lord of the Rings game on SNES that played like Zelda with top down view.
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Freakazoid_ posted:3. An early 90's action adventure game. 2d top down, plays kinda like zelda or gauntlet, maybe some rpg elements, likely a console game. There are pig-faced orcs as enemies, as well as other generic fantasy enemies. I thought it might've been an early D&D title, but I searched a bunch of console D&D titles and so far no match. I don't think it ever entered into first person like a typical D&D game of the time. I have this funny feeling it was for a niche console, like the Sega CD. This might be Dungeon Explorer. If it's not the Sega CD version, check out the TurboGrafx version, as I think they're supposed to be completely different games.
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I need help with the names of two old PC-type games! 1) You wander around a dungeon and there are caterpillar-looking "worms" that follow you around. The worms can swallow you, and then you have to escape from them. If you can find a flower (I think?) then you can feed the flower to the worm and it won't follow you for a screen. Not sure of the platform, but it was in the late 80's. Probably either DOS or Commodore or something like that, but maybe Apple II. 2) A game for Apple II (pretty sure) that I used to play in school (again, late 80's) where you choose a type of dinosaur and have to survive by eating other dinos or running away. It's not the one where you customize a dinosaur, you just choose one. I might be getting it confused with Dino Wars for Amiga, but I'm fairly sure that this one was older (like, only CGA or something). EDIT: Not "Designasaurus", not "T-Rex: Dinosaur Survival" Mezzanine fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Jan 21, 2017 |
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Trying to remember a SNES game I played a couple times as a kid. Only played 2player. You chose from 3 robots, blue green and pink and had to get to the end of the level. The robots kinda looked like Kirby's green sword friend. The robots could also go up! Like into the sky! They also had different skills. Any ideas?
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Andrew_1985 posted:Trying to remember a SNES game I played a couple times as a kid. Only played 2player. You chose from 3 robots, blue green and pink and had to get to the end of the level. The robots kinda looked like Kirby's green sword friend. Pop'n TwinBee: Rainbow Bell Adventures
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There was an isometric monster vs. monster game I played as a teenager at some friend's house like a hundred years ago on some weird system, I don't think I ever learned what it actually was. The buildings were destructible while you fought and I always played as this big slime monster guy. God I loved that game. Familiar to anyone?
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Slim Killington posted:There was an isometric monster vs. monster game I played as a teenager at some friend's house like a hundred years ago on some weird system, I don't think I ever learned what it actually was. The buildings were destructible while you fought and I always played as this big slime monster guy. God I loved that game. Familiar to anyone? King of the monsters
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YES, this is it. Hell yes, thank you. And it was on a Neo-Geo? That's what a Neo-Geo was? Weird.
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There was an snes version too. It owned
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There is an old PC game that I'm trying to remember the name of but I can't remember too much about it. It was an edutainment title of some sort. It had very basic CGA graphics and you controlled a square that moved around a very basic map screen. The top half of the screen was the graphics and the bottom of the screen was text that described what is happening. The topic of the game was dinosaurs and I believe the title was something along the lines of "Day of the Dinosaurs" but nothing's coming up when I search for that title. Any ideas to what this might be? I would've played it in the very early 90s but it felt old when I was playing it so I suspect it was from the 80s.
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FrumpleOrz posted:There is an old PC game that I'm trying to remember the name of but I can't remember too much about it. It was an edutainment title of some sort. It had very basic CGA graphics and you controlled a square that moved around a very basic map screen. The top half of the screen was the graphics and the bottom of the screen was text that described what is happening. The topic of the game was dinosaurs and I believe the title was something along the lines of "Day of the Dinosaurs" but nothing's coming up when I search for that title. Maybe Return of the Dinosaur?
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al-azad posted:There was a Lord of the Rings game on SNES that played like Zelda with top down view. I don't think this was it. Rollersnake posted:This might be Dungeon Explorer. If it's not the Sega CD version, check out the TurboGrafx version, as I think they're supposed to be completely different games. I'm not sure this is it, but it's close. I'm not seeing any pig-faced orcs though, that's something that stuck out to me at the time.
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I know this isn't much to go on, but I remember a mid-late 90s PC racing game, with a car called the Zizzin and a course called Devil's Hairpin in it. Sort of a long shot, but if anyone knows, I've been trying to learn the name of this thing for about fifteen years now.
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YES. That's it! Thanks so much!
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aniviron posted:I know this isn't much to go on, but I remember a mid-late 90s PC racing game, with a car called the Zizzin and a course called Devil's Hairpin in it. Sort of a long shot, but if anyone knows, I've been trying to learn the name of this thing for about fifteen years now.
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I looked up a video, that is it for sure! Thanks so much you beautiful goon you. 
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Freakazoid_ posted:I'm not sure this is it, but it's close. I'm not seeing any pig-faced orcs though, that's something that stuck out to me at the time. Sure it wasn't Link to the Past? That had some pig-lookin dudes in the dark world 
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Mezzanine posted:1) You wander around a dungeon and there are caterpillar-looking "worms" that follow you around. The worms can swallow you, and then you have to escape from them. If you can find a flower (I think?) then you can feed the flower to the worm and it won't follow you for a screen. Not sure of the platform, but it was in the late 80's. Probably either DOS or Commodore or something like that, but maybe Apple II. Think Quick! It even got a shout-out in an article on The Atlantic.
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Groly posted:Think Quick! It even got a shout-out in an article on The Atlantic. Thank you!!! And what a memorable name
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baka kaba posted:Sure it wasn't Link to the Past? That had some pig-lookin dudes in the dark world I'm very certain this isn't it. The pig faced orcs had a particular look I would recognize right away. Groly posted:Think Quick! It even got a shout-out in an article on The Atlantic. Yo this was the answer to my 1. as well!
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A friend is trying to remember this game: - you interview former cult/hate group members such as a neo nazi, an al'qaeda terrorist, and a "1970s spiritual cult person" - can only go forward - possibly made in unity Any ideas? That's all I know about it
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NES game. You are an emoji and can't stop bouncing left and right, you can only control up and down movement.
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Polio Vax Scene posted:NES game. Is it Dudes With Attitude? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6o3wb6APPs
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