[QUOTE="aussie_gamer13"]

About 9-10 years ago when I was still a kid I remember playing a PC game where you're a kind of round helicopter thing and you drew lines in this square sort of level and divided it into blocks or something for some reason. I remember really liking it and the robot/helicopter thing would say weird things that you couldn't understand in the main menu of the game. I think I remember there being water as a theme/part of the game too, and the colour aqua. You would progress through levels and the square map would reset each time. I also think the levels may have changed colour as they got harder.. I think there was also some interesting atmospheric music

The problem is I can't actually remember the name of the game and I really wanna play it for epic nostalgia/see if it's still as good. Was hoping someone on here would recognise this and be able to help out.
Cheeeers :p

nilzg

Hmmm I think there might have been a timer too for some reason. Oh and the camera was placed above the round helicopter robot thing at an angle I think.

[QUOTE="aussie_gamer13"]

About 9-10 years ago when I was still a kid I remember playing a PC game where you're a kind of round helicopter thing and you drew lines in this square sort of level and divided it into blocks or something for some reason. I remember really liking it and the robot/helicopter thing would say weird things that you couldn't understand in the main menu of the game. I think I remember there being water as a theme/part of the game too, and the colour aqua. You would progress through levels and the square map would reset each time. I also think the levels may have changed colour as they got harder.. I think there was also some interesting atmospheric music

The problem is I can't actually remember the name of the game and I really wanna play it for epic nostalgia/see if it's still as good. Was hoping someone on here would recognise this and be able to help out.
Cheeeers :p

About 9-10 years ago when I was still a kid I remember playing a PC game where you're a kind of round helicopter thing and you drew lines in this square sort of level and divided it into blocks or something for some reason. I remember really liking it and the robot/helicopter thing would say weird things that you couldn't understand in the main menu of the game. I think I remember there being water as a theme/part of the game too, and the colour aqua. You would progress through levels and the square map would reset each time. I also think the levels may have changed colour as they got harder.. I think there was also some interesting atmospheric music

The problem is I can't actually remember the name of the game and I really wanna play it for epic nostalgia/see if it's still as good. Was hoping someone on here would recognise this and be able to help out.
Cheeeers :p

I need some help. About 9-10 years ago when I was still a kid I remember playing a PC game where you're a kind of round helicopter thing and you drew lines in this square sort of level and divided it into blocks or something for some reason. I remember really liking it and the robot/helicopter thing would say weird things that you couldn't understand in the main menu of the game. I think I remember there being water as a theme/part of the game too, and the colour aqua. You would progress through levels and the square map would reset each time. I also think the levels may have changed colour as they got harder..

The problem is I can't actually remember the name of the game :( and I really wanna play it for epic nostalgia/see if it's still as good. Was hoping someone on here would recognise this and be able to help out.
Cheeeers :p

Empire: Total war, definately.

I think people are scared of its anticipated needs. I'll be ready though, with the E8400 I'm getting.

The most recent total war games: Rome: Total War and Medieval II: Total war. They are both fantastic, I only really use RTW for online and my clan/community. Medieval II is obviously better, awsome graphics, sound, improved features; and I love it for the campaign.

Other than that I still have fun with C&C3 on Xbox 360 =p, but I see you have that, which is good.

I noticed that when I play C&C3 online it can freeze quite a few times...

Im scared for the health of my console :(