EPTOn December 01 2008 07:48 NotSupporting wrote:
Anyone: an old rts game that is like black and white but not really and alot older.
Anyone: an old rts game that is like black and white but not really and alot older.
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SirTea
United States48 Posts
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thedeadhaji
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I was wondering what game this is - Made around '90-'93'ish, although I'm sure there's many iterations of it. You clear level after level, where you try to get a ball from one part of screen to the other, by placing/constructing contraptions on the screen so that when you press "start", the ball starts to drop, rolls along your stuff you placed, or if you placed a spring it bounces, etc and the goal is to "design" the parts for the level so that the ball ends up @ the goal. I'm not sure if it was a ball but I remember that the object of the game was this design process of placing these thingies, and the only thing that makes sense would be a ball. Think of it like a rudimentary physics simulator-ish thingy. It was pretty colorful iirc, reds and blues, yellows etc. I played it on the mac but I'm sure there was a PC version as well. | ||
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ShloobeR
Korea (South)3815 Posts
On December 01 2008 10:22 thedeadhaji wrote: great thread yo~ I was wondering what game this is - Made around '90-'93'ish, although I'm sure there's many iterations of it. You clear level after level, where you try to get a ball from one part of screen to the other, by placing/constructing contraptions on the screen so that when you press "start", the ball starts to drop, rolls along your stuff you placed, or if you placed a spring it bounces, etc and the goal is to "design" the parts for the level so that the ball ends up @ the goal. I'm not sure if it was a ball but I remember that the object of the game was this design process of placing these thingies, and the only thing that makes sense would be a ball. Think of it like a rudimentary physics simulator-ish thingy. It was pretty colorful iirc, reds and blues, yellows etc. I played it on the mac but I'm sure there was a PC version as well. There are lots of games like that : ( But my favourite was called Bill's Tomato Game, I dunno if that's the one but if you like those kinds of games this one is epic | ||
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MCMcEmcee
United States1609 Posts
On December 01 2008 00:03 Essence wrote: Well, I will give this thread a shot, I haven't been able to find this game for a decade now. It was a soccer game for some sort of Nintendo IIRC where you could only play as Japan. You controlled one guy the rest was on AI. Each of your players as well the opposing teams had a special super shot, like transforming the ball into something. The whole game was really cartoonish with all sorts of funny stuff (on certain fields lightning would randomly strike players, or a tornado blow them off the field, or idle players sinking in the mud etc.) The game consisted of 2 phases, first you could play 4 teams of each 4 regions (something like Asia, Africa, America, Europe) and if you have won enough games, you got to the world cup. Could somebody help me find it? I used to have this game on a console thing but it doesn't work anymore. Sounds like a Captain Tsubasa game. haji- Perhaps one of the The Incredible Machine games? | ||
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thedeadhaji
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brambolius
Netherlands448 Posts
On December 01 2008 10:22 thedeadhaji wrote: great thread yo~ I was wondering what game this is - Made around '90-'93'ish, although I'm sure there's many iterations of it. You clear level after level, where you try to get a ball from one part of screen to the other, by placing/constructing contraptions on the screen so that when you press "start", the ball starts to drop, rolls along your stuff you placed, or if you placed a spring it bounces, etc and the goal is to "design" the parts for the level so that the ball ends up @ the goal. I'm not sure if it was a ball but I remember that the object of the game was this design process of placing these thingies, and the only thing that makes sense would be a ball. Think of it like a rudimentary physics simulator-ish thingy. It was pretty colorful iirc, reds and blues, yellows etc. I played it on the mac but I'm sure there was a PC version as well. Incredible machine | ||
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brambolius
Netherlands448 Posts
On December 01 2008 00:14 ShloobeR wrote: Ok... uh... Let's try this out (I haven't been able to answer many yet but this game is OBSCURE) Ok so it's an old PC game, shareware I think, looked early 90s, I think it was called 'Knights of X' or 'Warriors of x'. Basically it was a beat em up game (1v1, 2v2), the graphics were awful, but all teh chracters were pretty different, and the highlight of the game was this big 32 player bloodbath thing which made absolutely no sense at all. Characters included floating eyes, knights with swords, horses... etc... It was sideview, but your character could move up/down (similar to streets of rage) Ehr... I really want to find this game again. If it's any help I got it from a CD compilation called '2001 game' oooo i remember this game, headbutting eyeballs and stomping gollems and shit  name beats me though. | ||
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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.MistiK
Netherlands347 Posts
It was Robotron, thanks | ||
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iNCuBuS_
United States905 Posts
I cant remember anything else, but it was pretty bad ass when I was younger and playing it over my friends house If you find a potential answer to this could you PM it to me? Itll be easier to track it down that way. Thanks! | ||
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Railxp
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Syxygy
558 Posts
On December 01 2008 10:46 iNCuBuS_ wrote: How about the game I played on the computer, definitely mid-late 1990s. It was a "detective" game where you are in a building and you have a flashlight and have to find clues to figure out which ghost was the culprit or something. There were a few different ghosts, and one of them looked like a paint roller or steam roller on the bottom and humanoid (I think) on top. I cant remember anything else, but it was pretty bad ass when I was younger and playing it over my friends house If you find a potential answer to this could you PM it to me? Itll be easier to track it down that way. Thanks! Super Solver: Midnight Rescue? don't like hotlinking  Thanks whoever said the Secret Island of Dr Quandrary, that was exactly it :D Now I'm just browsing tthrough the educational games category on wiki to see what else I played at school~ | ||
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SirTea
United States48 Posts
No problem. | ||
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thedeadhaji
39489 Posts
oh snap that sounds really really really really really really fucking right. This thread is the best "continuously running" style thread in like 6 months | ||
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
On December 01 2008 10:38 ZERG_RUSSIAN wrote: I'm looking for this side-scrolling (as in horizontal) space shooter PC game from the mid-nineties. It ran in DOS, I think. You could choose between a red spread shot and a blue concentrated shot, you could get little orbiting satellite things, and you could buy upgrades and stuff, I think. The ships had a sort of beveled look to them, and the levels were set on a black space-and-stars background. I also think it was an insert in PC gamer or something. I can't remember the name for the life of me, and I was wondering if anyone knew what I was talking about. Super R-Type | ||
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
On November 30 2008 02:33 Yuljan wrote: Im searching for a game too. You have a helicopter and fly up and down and shoot things. Sorry for this description if anyone knows it it would be helpful. Its a flash game I think. Tiger Helix? | ||
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
On November 30 2008 03:55 travis wrote: for the longest time ive been trying to remember a game, but my memories of it are so very, very limited. it was an old game, for the regular nintendo. I think you were a kid in the game (i am not sure). it was a side scroller. you had a ton of different abilities you could use, or maybe you were transforming into things. one of the abilities/transformations involved a tornado. I know that is almost nothing to go off of, so good luck. Little Nemo: Dream Master | ||
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capek
United States585 Posts
It was a fighting game but the characters were all dinosaurs and other big animals (there was a King Kong like character). I remember there was this cobra-looking dinosaur named "Vertigo" that could teleport and another was a fire-breathing T-Rex. The more you win, the more worshipers you had on the bottom of the screen that started bowing down to you. | ||
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MTF
United States1739 Posts
On December 01 2008 12:11 capek wrote: Game for SNES: It was a fighting game but the characters were all dinosaurs and other big animals (there was a King Kong like character). I remember there was this cobra-looking dinosaur named "Vertigo" that could teleport and another was a fire-breathing T-Rex. The more you win, the more worshipers you had on the bottom of the screen that started bowing down to you. Primal Rage. Used to play it a lot before I discovered Mortal Kombat 3 and Eternal Champions. :p | ||
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
On December 01 2008 12:11 capek wrote: Game for SNES: It was a fighting game but the characters were all dinosaurs and other big animals (there was a King Kong like character). I remember there was this cobra-looking dinosaur named "Vertigo" that could teleport and another was a fire-breathing T-Rex. The more you win, the more worshipers you had on the bottom of the screen that started bowing down to you. Primal Rage | ||
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