Hm...I think I would say Jet Set Radio Future for Xbox. It came with the Xbox but whenever I talk with people about the original Xbox they don't seem to remember it.
Wow, I'm amazed to see, I've played almost every game on the systems I own(ed).
I'd like to add the original Sid Meier's Pirates! on C64. Countless hours spent. Dead Ball Zone on PS1 A LOT more..
Daavpuke
Oh joy! A fellow C64 owner! I spent more time waiting for load times than I did playing games on the tan wonder, but it was still a blast. I loved the Text Adventures, I still have The Swiss Family Robinson memorized, and I loved the Marvel Text Adventres. Blue Max and BC's Tires were awesome! And my early exposure to games like Pac-Man, Asteroids, and Galaga that most people remember on the Atari, Intellivision, or Arcade I played on my C64. I had a friend that had Commodore's even better Commodore 128 model, and I was soooo jealous. LOAD"*",8,1 -Nate-
Most of the Enix and Square(soft) games before they jumped in on the Nintendo consoles bandwagon.
gamenerd15
and what would those be
They did produce games for PCs before the NES, but for only like two years. And only in Japan for that matter, no U.S. releases for those PC games. Did you mean Epyx maybe? -Nate-
Wow, I'm amazed to see, I've played almost every game on the systems I own(ed).
I'd like to add the original Sid Meier's Pirates! on C64. Countless hours spent. Dead Ball Zone on PS1 A LOT more..
Emerald_Warrior
Oh joy! A fellow C64 owner! I spent more time waiting for load times than I did playing games on the tan wonder, but it was still a blast. I loved the Text Adventures, I still have The Swiss Family Robinson memorized, and I loved the Marvel Text Adventres. Blue Max and BC's Tires were awesome! And my early exposure to games like Pac-Man, Asteroids, and Galaga that most people remember on the Atari, Intellivision, or Arcade I played on my C64. I had a friend that had Commodore's even better Commodore 128 model, and I was soooo jealous. LOAD"*",8,1 -Nate- I owned that one as well, but didn't see a lot of difference. I remember playing skate or die and california games on it, waaay before the other systems. Besides the hundreds of floppy's with crap games, there were also dozens of cIassics! Good times, good times. Completely worth buying an extra table just to hook it up a tv!
"Gun Nac" on the N.E.S a old school shoot them up. Was fun in the 8-bit days. "Slap Fight" Another old school shoot them up in the arcade. "Cyber-Core" for the TG-16 and "Raiden Trad" for SuperNintedo. Both old school Shoot them ups
[QUOTE="Second_Rook"] Nobody remembers Earthbound? Just about anyone who was an avid SNESer raves about that game and curses Nintendo for not producing a reissue. Second_Rook
Well there apparently weren't a lot of avidSNESers because the game sold very few copys (meaning not many people played it). And hardly anyone would even know it existed if it weren't for Ness being in Super Smash Bros. And even today, there really aren't a lot of people who know about the game, they may know Ness but they probably don't know Earthbound.
You're right dude, only you and your buddies know about it... straight up 1337....
I don't think he ever used himself as an example. :roll:
Earthbound is not that widely known in real life situations (not internet forums).
I'd say God Hand, Grim Grimorie, Shin Megami Tensei Games before Persona 3.
Dungeons of Daggorath (played on a tandy trs-80), i actually found a pc port of this not too long ago, and I still think it is awesome Blaster Master (NES) Maniac Mansion (NES)
[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]SQUARE: The Death Trap WILL: The Death Trap II Cruise Chaser Blassty ALPHA ALIEN 2 GENESISFragasnap
No kindness for King's Knight?
But I do have to agree with you, Enix and Square Soft were awesome when they made more than just Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy. I think I'd mark their merger one of the more tragic moments in gaming history.
Well, linking to the FC version of the game, kinda defies the whole point of my post...
I do have King's Knight Special on the PC-88 though, and also for the Sharp X1.
There are a couple of ENIX pc games that also appeared on the FC like JESUS and The Earth Fighter Rayieza(FC versio has other name) although they weren't really ported by ENIX, and are also different and inferior to their PC counterparts.
Shogo- Everyone remembers FEAR, some remember No One Lives Forever. But no one remembers Shogo. Monolith has been making good shooters for a long time people. Shogo's a good FPS. Awesome mech action too.
Otogi- There are two Otogi games. No one knows what the hell Otogi is. There are people on this site who ask me what kind of game Otogi is and then two days later I get a PM from them and say, "Dude, there's no such game as Otogi for the 360." :| I hurt someone real soon. I do.
"Conquest of the Crystal Palace" for NES. It was the game that featured huge bosses as big as half the entire screen. It was very difficult and frustrating, but extremely cool and fun to play.
Good choices! I'm in love with the King's Field series. Did you know they made one for PS2 named King's Field: The Ancienty City? Not as good as #2, IMO, but it's a lot better looking graphically, and it's still a lot of fun to play. -Nate-
Good choices! I'm in love with the King's Field series. Did you know they made one for PS2 named King's Field: The Ancienty City? Not as good as #2, IMO, but it's a lot better looking graphically, and it's still a lot of fun to play. -Nate-
What!?!? I thought part 2 was Ancient City! So is part 2 for PS???
[QUOTE="Emerald_Warrior"][QUOTE="uhmin"]King's Field 1 & 2uhmin
Good choices! I'm in love with the King's Field series. Did you know they made one for PS2 named King's Field: The Ancienty City? Not as good as #2, IMO, but it's a lot better looking graphically, and it's still a lot of fun to play. -Nate-
What!?!? I thought part 2 was Ancient City! So is part 2 for PS???
isn't Ancient City part 4? In any case, I think only 2 and 4 are available in the west, that might be the confusing part.
Stunt Race FX for Snes. First 3D game I ever saw and the graphics STILL impress me today, knowing it's a Snes game! Body Harvest for N64. Basically the precursor to GTA. Had a cool fuel mechanic too, cars could run out of petrol and unless you had a jerry can you was walkin' boy! :P Wish GTA games had that. Also had planes, tanks, helis, lots of crazy alien attackers, lot's of fun puzzles too. Just a great game all round! Urban Chaos: Riot Response for PS2. One of my favourite FPS games ever. You are a cop fighting gangs, you have help from other cops, firefighters and paramedics. There's a whole, "Good people work together to defeat evil!" vibe going on. The main gameplay feature is your riot shield, hold L2 and the screen is filled with it, blocking bullets and such. Such a rush to kick in a door, whip out the shield, and have a shotgun blast, molotov cocktail, and two meat cleavers all smash into the shield, cracking and scorching it! You also have a stun gun and are encouraged to arrest as many enemies as you can, making you feel more like a cop and less like a typical FPS soldier. Plus has great lighting effects(you have a torch at all times, but can only use with one handed weapons like your pistol. Pistol plus torch or more powerful gun?), fire effects, tons of weapons, there are hundreds of medals to earn, bonus levels, cool live action cut scenes, slow mo death scenes, hostage crises, and the cherry on any FPS game, a giant ass chainsaw! I love this game :D
[QUOTE="Emerald_Warrior"] Good choices! I'm in love with the King's Field series. Did you know they made one for PS2 named King's Field: The Ancienty City? Not as good as #2, IMO, but it's a lot better looking graphically, and it's still a lot of fun to play. -Nate-Daavpuke
What!?!? I thought part 2 was Ancient City! So is part 2 for PS???
isn't Ancient City part 4? In any case, I think only 2 and 4 are available in the west, that might be the confusing part. Okay, here's the breakdown: King's Field (the original) was only released in Japan for PS1 The Western King's Field is as follows: -King's Field for PS1 (which is actually the 2nd game if you count the original Japanese game) -King's Field II for PS1 (the best one IMO) -King's Field: The Ancient City for PS2 From Software also released a game very similar in style, but not as in-depth or diverse as the King's Fields known as Shadow Tower for the PS1. I hope that helps. -Nate-
What!?!? I thought part 2 was Ancient City! So is part 2 for PS???
Emerald_Warrior
isn't Ancient City part 4? In any case, I think only 2 and 4 are available in the west, that might be the confusing part. Okay, here's the breakdown: King's Field (the original) was only released in Japan for PS1 The Western King's Field is as follows: -King's Field for PS1 (which is actually the 2nd game if you count the original Japanese game) -King's Field II for PS1 (the best one IMO) -King's Field: The Ancient City for PS2 From Software also released a game very similar in style, but not as in-depth or diverse as the King's Fields known as Shadow Tower for the PS1. I hope that helps. -Nate-
That helps alot, thanks :) I wanna get that Japan version! Yar able to bring foreign games into Canada rite???
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