AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Darius twin on snes. It was nuts for me when I was a kid.

That game was awesome.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SL-9WNWT_oY

CERBERUS ALPHA!

Nobody probably ever heard of "Gotcha Force"
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=YQxQi7i9L ... re=related

You can't go wrong with pocket-sized fighting alien robots - and it only cost me £10 ($5)!

Marina from Mischief Makers is playable in rakugaki showtime...

EDIT: I shit you not. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8M_Wr9R ... re=related

There was a legal game I played back in the day called "In the First" that was an interactive movie that tried to simulate prosecuting a trial. It was actually kinda neat. You had to depose witnesses before hand and choose from a set of questions and be careful what you said. If you made them too angry, they might clam up and not want to talk anymore, or if you were too smooth-talking, they might make up evidence (which the defense always jumped on faster than Klavier Gavin). The goal was to convict this artist guy of murder in the first degree.

It had its shortcomings, mainly the shortcomings that all interactive movies had. To fit on two CD-ROMS the movies were compressed horribly and were pixelated to high heaven. The actors were all second-rate and over or under-acted. If you didn't ask just the right sequence of questions at both the trial and the depositions, you could end up not being able to get a 1st degree conviction (although there were multiple endings possible with 2nd degree, manslaughter, and not guilty verdicts possible...and if you were really bad, the defense would file a motion for dismissal and the judge would tell you what a crappy pants you were).

I liked it because it actually attempted to follow the legal code. The defense would pose real objections to your questions like hearsay, argumentative or speculation. I'm a huge Law and Order fan (original only) so I ate that right up.

Certainly my favorites would be Skies of Arcadia: Legends (cause there is more stuff, & I always like more stuff), Syphon Filter (never owned it but I played it at my cousins a lot, also don't know how popular it is), SSX games no one I've met knows about them, Sparkster, & Vigilante 8.

Those seem to be the only ones I can think of at the moment. D:

there was a really old ps1 game that i used to play called heart of darkness, whenever i ask anyone if they have heard ofit they say no but it might be well known, dunnoo... the creatures in it look alot like heartless from KH

Another shareware-age game I loved was a tactical RPG named Exile. You could create custom characters using Windows 95 icon files and had unexpected twists and ambushes.

Dwarf Fortress. You can control a dwarven outpost or an adventurer in a randomly generated, persistent huuuge world. Enough said. (a guide to your first fortress)

Nethack. Rogue-like game of insane difficulty, yet awesome.

Plasma pong. You'd think you couldn't have fun with pong anymore. Guess what, you're wrong.

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You are now officially my hero. I love that game!

Snowboard Kids, which is funny, because I usually dislike racing games.

Elite Beat Agents. That game is my favorite one for the DS. The only other person who I have met not over the internet who has played this game was a guy from Brazil. If you have a DS and are not tone-deaf, buy this game naough.

NetHack. That game is brutally difficult and you will probably never win in one lifetime, but every so often when I'm feeling particularly masochistic, I open up the game, just to get killed on the fifth floor.

Legend of Legaia and Brave Fencer Musashi for the PS1 were good games too, but I don't remember much about those because I was so young when I played them.

Mario...
picross

Quest 64 actually....one of my fav of all time...ranks right up there with OoT as my Fav n64 game...

Alundra. 'tis quite awesome.