[QUOTE="reenie01"]I'm sorry if this one ever came up before, but there are 52 pages and it would take days for me to read it all!! There's this game I used to rent at a video store constantly for NES and I can't for the life of me remember the name of it. I remember the music of one particular board, but I don't think I ever knew the title. It doesn't help that I was probably like 6-7 years old when I was going to rent it with my mom. It's a NES game. Third Person view of a boy/guy/astronaut(??) and you're running on what looks you're in space and jumping over craters/holes. There are other boards where you're running on a neon checkered floor. I remember it was a very NEON colored game. So blurry but so visible in my mind!! Help!! Blaster Master http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaster_Master
There was some old game my dad used to play when I was younger, it was 3D, kind of looked like the more recent legend of zelda games except it was done overhead and every time the character got hit he lost an article of clothing, and by the time he was down to his underwear, he got killed on the next hit. And it had a kind of dark atmosphere, and it had these skeletons coming after the player, it kind of looked medieval.
Don't even think about saying WoW or Warcraft, because this was made before those games even thought about being created.
ImBananas
This really sounds like Maximo: Ghosts to Glory.
That sounds like it, bu I'm not very sure, because I don't remember the grim reaper being in it, although memory fades with time. Sadly, upon inspection, that game isn't what I'm looking for, it was played with the "eye in the sky" (isometric? Is that correct?) view, it's similar nonetheless, but the game I'm referring to, I never even learned how to swing the sword, I think there was like a world map or something, similar to mario bros. but very different, I remember there being some woman there, but I might be wrong, and I'm pretty sure there were different worlds too. Does this sound like something else you'd know? Ghosts and Goblins?
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