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DQ is awesome.

It's really short, but it has multiple endings and it looks quite nice for an early PS2 game. It's also the basis for the movie my friend and I are making for cinema club.

Forgot about this one. I don't THINK the original was well recieved. Certainly no one I spoke to had heard of it. The remake on the Gamecube upped sales and interest though.

Also, another JRPG, and one of my favourites (only falling short of Disgaea and Tales of Symphonia):



Same as above, may be well recieved and recognized, but not by anyone I know.


Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is still my favourite game of all time though.

Agreed: And II has my favorite Villain in Luca Blight. Making that NPC crawl and oink like a pig for mercy. then kill her anyway, and the final battle taking 18 of your members plus an ambush of arrows yet not die. brutal.


Here's another, though it's more goofy than anything.

I saw an LP of Shadow of Destiny. It was cool.

played it, loved it, miss it

my blue psp got stolen a while back

THIS GAME
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It's an awesome game, based around people modeling there own characters using a simple-ish 3d modeling-thing. I've seen everything from obscene monstrosities to a bodaciously beautiful Chinese dragon. I've never played it, but I really want to get it sometime when I quit procrastinating.

A 3-D scribblenauts then? Sounds intriguing... Or have I misunderstood?

If it's anything like Bamzooki, though, GAH! I hated that thing. >_>

Man I remember reading about that game in a magazine, and I was all "Man I want to play this too, but I bet it'll never get released outside Japan *sadface*" And now look. I guess I know which old game I'm going to hunt down next!

Gah! I'm trying really hard to remember the name of a game I played a long, long time ago... It was set in Russia, where you had the choice of playing as one of 3 characters. Each character had a different set of tasks given to them to perform, but the inevitible result was defeat. Everyone was dying from the plague or some such disease, and you had to make a lot of moral decisions through it's admittedly short course. Stuff like medicine and food was hard to come buy, and became more expensive as the game progressed.

You were visited by creatures or men or SOMETHING that spoke to YOU (not you, the character, but you, the player (much to the disconcertion of you, the character)) and gave you these missions and objectives to carried out. They were dressed as the medevil doctors that wore those crow gas masks, except they actually LOOKED like humaoids with crow like faces, hidden beneath a hood...

The game was admittedly flawed. It had a lot of graphical issues, ran slowly, and controlled somewhat awkwardly. However, despite all of this, it was held in high regard by the few that played it.

It's name was... Something along the lines of Pandemic I think (but not, it was something else...), but it's so long ago I can't remember exactly... And I believe it was for the PC.

Can anyone help me remember the name of this fantastic game? It's going to bother me for ages if I don't...

eXperience112 is a very interesting game, conceptually. You're stuck in some kind of operations/security room, and you have to guide somebody else around by opening doors, getting codes etc.

I know it was popular, but Its still pretty underated with most people I talk to.

maybe Pathologic?

YES! THANK YOU SO MUCH! =D

What a great game... Been a long time since I played that one too.