/v/ - Video Games

>>16790506

I cant help your quest anon but i remember playing one of the games on the mame32 emulator it was a bit adult themed. I think the gameplay was one of those where you try to reveal a picture while running from things that kill you. And when you finished you could see anime babes look at their bodies and tiddies the vagina part was only censored. I remember those parents but i have no idea what the name of the game is.

>>16790510

That kinda reminds me of those "kiss doll" programs that were some sort of offshoot of flash games and basically were glorified point and click games that you had to click certain areas to get things to happen, or in the most basic of ways, click one spot a bajillion times to simulate animation.

>>16790516

It wasn't Bucky o'hare was it?

i remember this sega arcade game that i think had motorcycles or something where you outran the police, it was from the 2000s. I also remember this firefighting arcade game as well. Finally i remember this arcade game that was a downhill racer where the racers in the game laid on their backs

I LOST THE GAME!

I don't think anyone will figure this game out for me because I can't remember jackshit about it but all I do remember is

>shitty graphics, most definitely a ps1 game

>you played as ???

>had to jump around or above wolves or some form of dog

>big rock

I've had this game in my memory for fucking years since I was 9 and I've never been able to figure out what game this was. I was thinking tomb raider at first but my memory of the game and tomb raider don't match, I don't remember who you played as but it definitely wasn't a woman. I think the walls of the map were just sky too. Might have been one of those test demo games.

>>16790528

International Ninja Rabbits?

>>16790530

>ps1

ok

>unknown player character

tricky

>jump around wolves/dog

so you could jump and had to avoid them

>big rock

was the big rock in your way or was it just one of the environment things you happen to remember?

As for demos, yeah, sadly Jampack disks had all sorts of strange things, including things that were only ever in japan, Like Gangway Monsters

>>16790537

I think the map was mostly rock, I remember it being something like a long rectangle map. You're at the back and you go forward, you jump from rock platform to the next to avoid the wolves. I specifically remember that because it scared the fuck out of me back then for some reason. Running away from those niggers was terrifying.

>As for demos, yeah, sadly Jampack disks had all sorts of strange things

Considering that disc had about 100 games I'm probably never going to find it but it'd be nice to see it again. Might have been the net yaroze disc.

>>16790539

A couple things I'm getting are Jumping Flash where you play as a rabbit and jump around.. Was it fully 3d or was it 2d? Or was the world 3d while you only remained playing on a 2d field?

>>16790510

I think I remember the type of game you mean. On newgrounds they still have those old "Sonic the pervert" games where you are literally tasked with ripping the clothes off of people while some weird thing chases your cursor.

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/101059

>>16790547

Fully 3D game

I played an arena shooter in the arcade that probably had the name of __:K?___ Revenge. The SP portion had a linear campaign with checkpoints, whereas the multiplayer was an arena shooter (1 player per cabinet).

There was a game that some kid and I played while my mom had some wine tasting party at one of her client's house, it was one of those Pac-Man 3D games and he was just showing off by beating the final boss, some ghost-looking dude on a floating island and there was a tree in the middle. What I want to know about this game is that I specifically remember my name and his being in the credits, like you could enter it in or something. Was this an actual feature or am I just imagining things?

>>16790623

>Blockbuster

It could be "Stunt Racer 64" which was a Blockbuster exclusive racing game.

>>16790691

Sadly, that's not the game. However, that one does look pretty fun.

>some kind of browser game from the early-mid 2000s

>might have been from an educational site?

>you could build and place blocks and creatures on a grid, then press play and the creatures would start moving around

>you could change the colors of the blocks

>there were two modes, city mode and some other mode I don't remember (maybe nature related?), I don't remember much changing between modes other than the background and the color set for your blocks

>there were these snail things that left a green slime trail on the blocks that they traverse, if other creatures touched the trail then they would turn green and slow down

I remember an old tank game where sometimes you had to climb out and shoot things on foot.

Ayyy, I was thinking of starting a thread like this a couple days ago.

>Top down Medieval Fantasy Dungeon Crawler

>Early 2000s

>PC

I remember playing a demo of it. I played as an elf that was portrayed as your typical fantasy elf (Tall, green clothes, long blonde hair). I think you could play as a dwarf and maybe a barbarian. The plot of the game revolved with a party hunting a red dragon. I think game was quite humorous as well.

>>16790735

THAT was it. Thanks a fuckton anon, this was bugging me for a week. I rented it once in a Blockbuster when I was a kid and I couldn't name it for shit.

There was this old 3D flash game my sister used to play, it was really basic and from what I remember you just rode around on some horse-thing and rounded up giant dragonflies or insects of some kind to feed them to some god. The game world was really flat, drab, and basic but had overly epic music for some reason.

I'll describe both the games I've been looking for for a while. Both of them were played as demos in the early 00s.

First game was an isometric action RPG where you controlled one character around a map with a classic fantasy early-game grass and woodland theme. The character had three slots for equipping skills, which were split into red, blue, and green classes. Demo campaign was maybe two missions long. Second mode was versus bots in a presumably randomly generated map where you searched for skills or picked them off enemies you killed. One skill was "bread" that healed you, another skill was a lame fireball that didn't seem to do much, but when held by the AI, had them throwing fire all over the screen at times.

Second game was some kind of fantasy RTS with one mission. Map was divided into left and right halves with mountains between each side, opening in the middle to a few buildings. Gameplay consisted of sending units to capture prebuilt structures on your side before advancing into your opponent's side to capture their buildings. Probably some kind of white/black or red/blue theme. Player side territory was grassy and healthy, AI side was like a dead forest. I think units acted automatically, but each player could interfere with a series of powers or abilities.

>>16790909

>There is a 2005 game literally called "Mall of horror". is that it?

Nah, Mall of Horror is just a board game. Thanks for trying though.

>>16790915

Can you remember if it was more of a mall or hospital? And did you strictly play as a lady or could you play as another character?

>>16790898

Postal 2 Apocalypse Weekend.

>>16790909

>When you fell from the rocks to the wolves

I think it was like a stealth route so if you fell you fell and you'd have to run away (which was the part that scared me) gonna go find a full playthrough of net yaroze. I'm sure it's in there.,

>>16791032

Mother fuck, the youtube animated thumbnail looks like it might have been EXACTLY what you're looking for.

>>16791072

Sadly that is not the game, the game was more realistic looking. Sort of like tomb raider graphics. Though I have played that game before. the translation is hilarious

>>16790926

I distinctly remember hospital gurneys covered in blood and medical equipment in disarray. I think you fought against zombies or something. Very resident evil-esqe atmosphere.

The playable character was definitely a girl, but I’m not sure if playing as anyone else was an option.

It was almost like the girl had to travel through this nightmare dimension, only temporarily switching back to the ‘real world’ (looked like an empty mall, but very well could have been a less fucked up hospital) according to plot progression.

I remember it had cutscenes as well.

>>16790978

Not that either, but thanks anyway

>>16790926

>>16791098

Also, the game consoles we had at the time were Xbox, PS1, and PS2, if that helps narrow it down.

This will probably be an easy one. It was a Star Wars game that I played on the N64. You didn't play as anyone from the main cast, but as some dude with a blaster. The things I remember are

>a level on a train

>a level with a robot assassin in a junkyard I think

>a level on a cliffside base where the empire had Wampas imprisoned

These are the only things that stand out in my mind.

Spooky Castle Adventures of kid Mystic- game may have had two different versions as a whole or even a unique update, because the one I played had cutscenes and a magic sword and a secret boss room with a floating skull and a giant mushroom (callied mushies) king that shot tiner ones that was a semi optional obstable bos will never know, only played it twice, the original I had on disc that was semi-functional, and another I found online and pirated.

Also, Action man games, I know I played the driving GTA one that felt like vapurware aesthetic both the demo and some of the full game on emulator later, and then there's the one with the giant maneating plat that goes WOLOLOLOLOLIIIIIOOOOO and tries to hit you with it's tongue- and had Skynet terminators called killer machines that can only be hurt by (not kidding) the weapon named machine gun which is the same texture and model as the AK-47. Mind boggling. Also had a toxic tank spider that made this ASMR noise I could listen to again & again.

There were two other Action man games I played, one with a menu that had a boxing bag and had missions in an Ice field chasing professor Gangrene, and it was awesome, and another in the same vein that offered players kickass printout expasions to your existing action man action figures. The other main menu for the custom print off the Action man items was a jungle I think- I know both PROBABLY came in cereal- Cheerios, probably

It elludes me to this day because Action man awesomness died out because they ruined the 3d EMP IT UP Action man TV series with toy shilling after season 2, and replaced it with ATOM which sucked.

>>16791098

Perhaps Silent Hill 3? The first level is an empty mall, you fight humanoid shaped monsters and of course you traveled to the other-world. Really doubt it is this game, but just in case.

It's was a really obscure game, basically it was a first person shooter, like half of it was in the middle east, the other half was in Russia.

There was a sniping level in Chernobyl too, but that's all I remember.

Never heard anyone talk about this game and I can't for the life of me remember the name.

Super vague but I swear I remember a game where one character would incorrectly refer to another as a prospecter, as a kind of running gag.

>>16790506

I remember this browser game that played a little like zelda 1, you had to deliver a letter from the king or some such and travel south down the map I think. One bit I remember was trying to get past this part with boulders that you couldn't touch.

There was this 90's PC game where you played a bandit on the run from the cops in a top down maze with shitty 3D sprites. You could toss dynamite at them, but the burning wreck of a cop car could still run you down if you didn't move out of the way. Played this at my cousin's house as a kid and for the life of me can't remember what it's called. It might've been freeware.

There was an arcade game I never could track down. It was a rail shooter with zombies, but the zombies had oversized heads. They also would throw their arms and shit at you. There was a boss which was just a bunch of tentacles coming out of a school bus.

>>16790909

>That looks really familiar. PS1? N64? It could have been Perfect Dark.

it was a pc game or at least a multiplat game, I think it was in third person

>>16791290

Thinking on it more, I think it was a job title? The person receiving it was being called that instead of by their job title. I almost had it for a bit but it slipped away.

>>16790722

Eternal Darkness on the Gamecube?

>>16790733

Sounds like Get Medieval; I played that demo eons ago and the only playable guy was the elf archer.

>>16791331

Dynamite Joe.

I have no idea where to find the non-demo version of this game.

Hopefully somebody will find/upload it someday.

>>16791123

Thanks anon. Playing it right now. Shit controls but a blast from the past.

>>16791146

>Really doubt it is this game, but just in case.

Dude, that’s the game. You just opened the floodgates to so many forgotten childhood memories.

I know silent hill should have been obvious, but I’ve never actually played any of the games.

My brother wouldn’t let me watch at first because he said it’d give me nightmares, but he eventually gave in to my persistent begging. Ever since, I’ve always wondered what that awesomely disturbing game was.

Thank you so much for solving this mystery that’s been bugging me for years.

Remember a strange Japanese game from high school where you pushed a ball around and vacuumed trash that then became part of your ever growing ball. The translation sucked and it controlled like a tank. I remember the music was awesome and really colorful. Any idea what game that was or did i just imagine it?

>>16791616

Anon either you are baiting or you are retarded.

I remember a game called something like "LETH". It was a DOS FPS game in non-full 3d (in between doom and duke nukem). The weapons in it were "normal" (pistols, grenades, rifles).

I'll give it another go, but I have pretty much given up on this, but here we go:

>Played on windows 98 (maybe could work on dos?)

>2d sidescroller shooter

>You have to get a key and exit the level

<You wake up on a slab in some lab in the first level

<Maybe you are half mechanical or something

<There are non-hostile scientists in lab coats roaming around

<When you shoot a scientist with the weakest weapon, he falls to his knees and clutches his stomach

<If you shoot him again you finish him off

<if you kill enemies with the flamethrower, they use the classic burning torch man animation

>>16791595

No problem anon, I though it may had been too obvious, but I'm glad it helped. I think it is a pretty great game, a nice direct continuation of Silent Hill.

>>16791474

Yes Anon!! That's the game!!

Have a Happy New Year!

>>16793028

The flippers and skates thing makes me think it might be one of the many Chip's Challenge clones, of which there are many. Worth looking to see if any particular screenshot clicks with you, as some are just carbon copies with a different coat of paint and mild adjustments here and there.

Oxyd or some of its clones had items and keys, but those have drastically different gameplay, in where you have sort of analog control over a marble and roll it around, solving puzzles, matching pairs of hidden blocks.

The only other things that come to mind are those terrible LucasArts games like Yoda Stories. I think they made two or three of those.

>>16793301

Thanks anon, didn't know it had a bunch of clones. Must've been one of them, though I really can't even imagine where to find listings of them. I think I played Oxyd too, but definitely not what I'm looking for. And it wasn't licensed (to my knowledge) so not any Star Wars stuff or anything like that.

I faintly remember some game I played on a family friend's PC a long time ago.

It was some kinda SHMUP set in space where you shoot enemy space ships (that may or may not be steered by chickens) and dodge meteors.

The graphics were pre-rendered 3D, think like DK64 where the sprites are just snapshots of animated models.

The aesthetic was campy sci-fi, think stuff like space pit-stops sitting on a meteorite with accompanying signs and such.

I think the plot was that there was an invasion from an alien chicken planet or something, it felt like an invasion of sorts, don't remember.

The entire game is set in space, I'm certain you never fly through any atmosphere that isn't the starry void.

You also had pickups (that may or may not have been dropped by enemies) that looked like cooked chicken or turkey that made an audible crunching sound when you pick it up, I don't remember but I assume that there were smaller drumsticks you could pick up, and the whole chicken was a premium pickup.

I am not sure of the scrolling direction, I only remember it going up but there might've been levels where it went to the right as well, not 100% on that.

It is NOT a Moorhuhn game.

The family friend is an old boomer and he probably barely knew how to use the PC he had, it felt like a game that came preinstalled with windows or something a relative installed for him.

The memory of the game only recently came back and I feel really curious about what game it was, I was always excited to play the game when I visited him, but since the stays were limited and I was too young to be good at these kinds of games, I never finished it.

>>16794720

Could it have been Chicken Invaders?

I remember someone once describing a game where you could slow down time, but later on you meet enemies that can also slow down time and it makes them appear to be moving fast until you activate your own time-slowing powers and it cancels out and makes them move at normal speed.

Can't for the life of me remember if that was an actual game, or just a "game ideas" thread.

Played a 'game' (more of an interactive flash animation) called 'HotDog Man' where you followed some Hotdog in a cape who was trying to fight some Mustard guy.

It was shittily drawn and black and white.

The menu music was the White Zombie riff from Thunder Kiss.

This would have been early to mid 90s on a Mac

>>16795438

Holy fuck it is, thank you anon.

Hearing that name makes me feel kinda stupid for not figuring it out myself, but to my defense, the memory was extremely hazy and weak.

>>16795521

In F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate you have a couple of enemies that can do that, but it's shit, so I don't recommend it.

>>16796489

Is it one of the Sierra adventure games? They do the text parser adventure style for a ton of titles, though they aren't isometric despite doing some forms of wonky perspectives.

>>16794410

Maybe Subterra by Crystalshard?

>>16796536

No, it was definitely less saturated than that.

>>16796537

No, it was definitely DOS, I remember typing questions to NPCs asking them dumb questions, and the sprites weren't that big.

>>16796541

can you remember any character names? general story?

>>16796547

No, it was VGA. Pretty sure it was at least 16 bit color. Had way too many darker shades to be 16 color.

>>16796544

Unfortunately no, I don't remember much at all regarding that. We're talking like, 26 years ago.

>>16796547

if we're going there, it could have also been Quest for Glory 1 or 2

>>16796547

Also, to be clear, the text parser was only for talking to NPCs as I recall. It had regular keyboard controls for everything else.

>>16796555

see above

>>16796536

>>16796576

To be fair, sound was still an issue to set up for games back then. A lot of times your computer didn't even have a card so it was PC speaker beeps.

The company behind that game made a few other titles with the similar isometric + text setup: one earlier more Norse Myth themed and a later Vampire Hunter game.

>>16796531

Doesn't look like it.

>>16794895

This looks much closer to what I remember, but still unsure. I'll see if I can find the DOS version and try it.

>>16790909

Not Wrath Unleashed, since that's a PS2 title and both of the games I described were PC titles. Thanks for trying anyways.

A tiny bit more info. I got the demos for both of those games from gamesdomain.com, which was sold to and deleted by Yahoo somewhere in the 2003-2005 range. That still puts the release of those demos in the early 00s as described.

I got one. I played it on Windows 98 it was some kinda point and click game where there was an opening cutscene where the villain threatens to turn the mansion the game is set in to a rubbish tip and it had a time limit and was fully voiced.

>>16791398

Should add. I remember it having "Beast" in the name, but i could be wrong. It was 3d. Late 90s early 00s.

windows 95 or 2000 space dog fighting game.

you start the mission warping into the battle zone and once the mission was over a wormhole would appear and warp you out.

ps1 or ps2 game about a fantasy world. the game is isometric and you kill blue slimes and rats for gold in the sewers (thats as far as I got into the game because i was stupid)

>>16803837

Beast Busters?

>>16804283

That wasn't it. It was 3d. I'm not even 100% sure if beast was in the game title, but all the other shit it's crazy I haven't been able to find it.

>>16804283

>>16804393

It was really similar to house of the dead graphics wise.

PS2 Game where you play as a templar knight sent to investigate a town, starts with you on a boat, when you reach the dock.

Played it when I was like 12 and could never find it again.

>>16804393

>>16804394

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-3O68OMqjs

There seems to be a rare sequel with 3D graphics and an early tentacle boss around a bus, though not a school one. I never seen nor heard of this sequel myself, but then again, it was tough finding NG64 arcades

>>16804393

>>16804394

There seems to be a rare sequel with 3D graphics and an early tentacle boss around a bus, though not a school one. I never seen nor heard of this sequel myself, but then again, it was tough finding NG64 arcades

>>16795663

>but it's shit, so I don't recommend it.

Well fuck, but thanks anyways.

well I've been searching for the better half of a decade so I might as well give it a shot here again.

>PC game.

>Isometric Cyberpunk RPG.

>the game had voice acting major and minor characters though not all lines were voiced.

>the game had 3 or more characters you could chose at the start.

>the game opens with the character you chose monologuing on a train at night with the city visible in the window.

>the hub world is a small street corner with a vendor selling weapons, one selling cybernetic implants(you could replace your limbs, eyes and might have had chest and brain implants)

one of the NPCs was a whore that just anoyed your character whenever you talked to her, the last character I remember being there is the pilot who took you to the different levels and was a bit of a dick to the PC.

>all the characters had a different story.

>The samurai(warrior) turns out to be a clone and rescues original at which point the player can chose to either kill him or kill themselves and continue on with the original samurai.

>the Spec ops(ranger) was part of some military organisation in the past and meet's the psychic and can choose to shoot her or spare her(this all happenes in a flash back when she confronts you.

>The psychic(spellcaster) didn't play her enought to remember her story.

>the game had you fighting mutants that were infesting labs. If you were using mele weapons you could dismember them and when fighting the big ones you could just chop off their legs and instantly kill them.. If you used a flame thrower you could also instantly kill the big mutants by burning them which had a special animation.

It came out before 2010 and no it's not a shadow runner game. If I remember anymore details I'll post again.

>>16810310

95% sure it's Restricted Area it's been like 15 years since release.

I wish Cybermercs was playable on modern computers.

I have one, I think it was called Russian Roulette 2: sword of destiny, but I'm not sure, no matter how hard I google-fu I can't find anything at all.

>Released in the 90s I think

>Starts in a really crappy CGI with your grandfather or something telling you that shit is fucked and you must travel in time to fix it and gives you some magic sword.

>First person

>3D

>There were vehicles you could use, the interiors were more or less sprites.

>Open world

>Post apocalypse

>Three factions

>One was green themed and I think their emblem was a four leaf clover, their first level vehicle was a steamroller with machine guns and rocket pods.

>Other faction was some sort of classic punk rock bandits, with red theme, I believe the emblem was a skull, their first vehicle was a jeep with machine guns.

>You would walk into each factions HQ to receive missions, usually something like go there, kill these things, go here pick up this thing.

>Third faction was the enemy NPCs which consisted of darker green mechs, tanks and helicopters.

>There were also other vehicles like a plane if I recall.

>Oh and in the middle of the map, between the two faction HQs there was also some abandoned amusement park, with some fucked lovecraftian structure in the middle

All of these memories are very vague, It might have been Russian developed so if we have any .ru-anons perhaps.

>>16794895

>I faintly remember playing a game like that, but I think it might've been a browser game. Pixelated graphics, and every so often there'd be a cutscene where your character briefly collapsed and puked blood?

Nah man I didn't have internet at the time. I don't remember coughing blood either but it fits the tone… The graphics may or may not have been pixelated, I remember the colors were vivid, although most of the environments were gray-ish, there was blood and a bit of gore and everything.

I think it may have had 'urban' somewhere in the the name but I am really not sure about that… I kinda remember the main menu - it was black background, blue letters to the left (new game and so on), and to the right there was maybe a robocop looking face/guy

A japanese gundam game on the game boy color. It had the best soundtrack but i cant find it.

>>16810486

is it a star wars game with the imperial march?

Some kind of shmup on PS1/PS2. It had 3d graphics and you were flying through the sky and space on rails. I remember you could lock on to multiple targets and then shoot a chainlightning shottype.

>>16810486

I laughed more than I should've.

Why don't you use vocaroo? pls

>>16810444

First Mechwarrior, 1989, was both on DOS and Macintosh?

I wonder if you guys played point and click adventures on the PC alot, because I need help remembering one. This one had a theme that was almost halloween-like in it's 2nd chapter. The character you control was wrapped in bandages from a conflict that occurred earlier in chapter 1. You had a weird town that was a mix between a shanty-town and halloween, and one of the things you could do was dig up a graveyard for a townsperson to drag the corpse out (which I think was alive?). It was an animated point and click game, but the graphics were close to 3D, that or they were nicely-done pre-rendered graphics at the time. I'm not sure what year it was though. It definitely was not Harvester.

>>16810612

Bingo! Thank you, I'm going to check it out.

(unknown old mech computer game with weird boxy force-fields)

>>16810534

>>16810604

No, it was neither of those two titles. I would have remembered if it was the original Mechwarrior (I played the hell out of that one), and the mechs in Shattered Steel look too "good". The boxy force field design for the mechs in the mystery game was likely an attempt to work with technical limitations of the time.

Thinking about it bit more, at the end of the game's promo it listed what computer brand it was made for. I don't remember which one was specifically listed, but I remember being annoyed that it wasn't my machine, so now I'm pretty sure the platform wasn't DOS. So it was probably a Macintosh game (or possibly even Commodore Amiga or Atari ST).

>>16811304

O-oh, what the fuck.

>>16811348

And if I am not mistaken, the guy you played as had almost medieval inspired space marine armour, think WH 40k space marines esc.

The map was very linear, where your base was in the bottom and the alien enemies at the top. Picture Heli Wars from ROBLOX 2008.

There was also an intro that showed the planet and the ship you came in, dont remember more than that though.

>>16811354

Now that I think of it, maybe the base was to the left and the aliens to the right. The map was very linear eitherway.

>>16803710

<Racing game

I'm not entirely sure but there is a series of Japan-only racing games called Choro Q,

>>16790898

That is Silent Hill 3,

First level is a mall. You later go to a hospital. You play as a woman, you alternate between creepy/normal worlds. Can't think of what else it would be.

This is Shadow of the Beast, the Amiga version. There was also a Genesis version but it ran at about 2x speed and was nearly impossible to play.

Shadow of the beast 2 followed a similar multi system release and was a fair bit different from the first.

Shadow of the Beast 3 was strictly on the Amiga, and like the games before it, were very different from the ones before it with the exception being ruthlessly hard and having kickass music.

Here is one for you guys,PS2 game,anime chick PC,not story driven at all,game was all about setting up traps in a small environment then kitying the mobs to the traps.I remember the first level took place in the entry hall of a mansion with 2 sets of stairs going up,you could place a falling boulder trap at the top of the stairs that would damage and push a mob to a spike trap at the bottom.fully 3D game.Thats all i can recall.

>>16811437

Trapt.

If you like that game check out the Deception games on PS1.

>>16805303

>>16805304

Oh shit. That's it. For some reason I remembered their heads being massively oversized. Figures it was some obscure sequel no one heard of.

>>16811461

I feel dumb for not remembering the name now.Thanks i'll check them out.

>>16811361

Megapanel?

This was a 2D shooter on the PC where you flew jet fighters. You could earn money and then buy new jets and customize them with better guns, engines, armor, etc. It wasn't UN Squadron.

>>16816655

Tyrian? Except they were spaceships. There was Raptor, but I don't think you ever changed your plane. Side-scroller or overhead-scroller?

Don't know how much help I can get for an educational game, but it has been on my mind for a while now.

Not me as a kid, but I remember my little sister used to always play this weird educational game that I really want to find again for nostalgia.

It was a 2D PC game from somewhere around the 2000's. It's artstyle was pretty distinct, but also had this generic western "I wanna be Disney" feel. At the start, an anthropomorphic dog in a sweater(?) would come down with a hot air balloon with a bunch of little pets you could choose from. Most of the game took place in this schoolhouse(?) where you could choose from different minigames, of which I remember are a bathtub where you click on bubbles, a station where you colour in masks (presumably to print out?), and a game where you and the dog take photos of the animals. There was also a livingroom area where you could feed your pet and click on the TV to watch crude animations for nursery rhymes. There is an end goal where you eventually rack-up enough points to get a certificate for your pet, and choose another country to send it off to? I think?

That's all I can remember. Please let me know if any of you have any idea of what I'm talking about.

>>16817829

A few minutes of searching around got me to JumpStart Advanced Preschool.

It's a pretty extensive series, but that one has an intro with said dog in a jacket coming in on a hot air balloon, something about adopting pets, a living room with nursery rhymes, animal mask coloring and some bathtub with a duck where you click on bubbles.

>>16818182

That's it. After watching some walkthroughs, that's the bitch.

Thank you so much based Anon.

>>16817071

>Raptor

That's definitely it; I misremembered the part about buying planes. Thanks.

>>16810532

It probably was RayStorm or RayCrisis

>>16818704

Ah man Raptor is fucking great.

>>16818763

Raptor and Tyrian shooters kind of died off when bullet hells and other gimmicky Japanese shooters started to get known in the west. I don't have anything against, say, Ikaruga, but that was around the time that the old style of not-impossible shooter kinda took a backseat. I personally think someone could take those old ideas, put them in a box with Einhander, shake it really hard, and come up with a decent new shooter. Actually, I think there's an /agdg/ anon trying to put together a shooter, but I dunno what it's about.

>>16819148

Ikaruga's a bad puzzle game, if you want to use a Japanese "not-impossible shooter" as a example you may as well just mention Toaplan, they were known for that kind of product.

>SEGA Saturn

>remember you get off a spaceship in a dess

ert area

>like Arizona desert, not middle eastern desert

>cliffs everywhere with yetis or whatever that would fuck your shit up

>may have been star wars since it was a science fiction

I can't describe it well. You controlled a group of armymen in mechanized suits, looked like over-armored starcraft and warhammer 40k people. It looked like a pseudo RTS game. You had to select a group of 5 people. It was done in the perspective of a 3rd person and not a top down strategy game.

>>16819472

Arcade, computer, or console? 2D or 3D?

>>16819449

FUCK YES

>>16819768

PC game I think. It could have been a console game as well now that I think about it.

>>16819835

Also 3D game

>>16819828

You sure it wasn't just regular old Mickey Mousecapade for NES? First level was exploration and the next was platforming.

>>16820220

Holy shit I can't believe that was it, I thought I was sure I checked every disney game on the NES.

Thank you.

>>16820225

That game stuck in my craw as a kid, which is the only reason I remember it. I don't even remember why. I love these threads, though, for just this reason.

>>16820239

Gravity Rush 2, shit gets weird.

>>16820264

Thanks

>>16820276

Not the game. It was zoomed in closer, you had to control a group of people, and there was a starcraft dialogue box where the model talked when dialogue needed to happen.

This game does look interesting though.

>>16820295

Damn. I was thinking of this other which I can't remember the name of now. You controlled a group who all had different skills and you switched members depending on what sort of puzzle or action was required, futuristic setting.

>>16820391

Nope. not it either. But still, thanks for showing another interesting game.

>>16820572

I think I know what you are talking about.

>>16820579

Care to share anon?

>>16825818

Only animal point and click I know of is Inherit the Earth, and I don't think it's much like what you're describing since it's all furries. Sounds like an edutainment title.

I have vague-as-fuck memories of a C64 game featuring crabs… You played as a red crab, and you had to collect these worm-things that would emerge from the background whilst avoiding… some other thing which I don't fully remember. I also remember there was a pink crab that would show up in the end-of-level screens, and as Player 2 if you were in the 2-player mode. No, this game isn't Grab-A-Crab, I've been pointed at it already and it's not the game.

>>16826517

some googling reveals that there was a bonus game featuring a crab attached to Seahorses. Maybe start there

>>16826377

>>16826616

Good attempt but its not these. I don't think this game would have any kind of trace on the internet.

Thanks for the list though, maybe I'll be able to find it

>>16790611

Sounds like a flash version of Block Dude for the TI-84 calculator. Gameplay video example attached.

>>16826697

Why does she have one tit

>>16833622

She lost the other in a war, stop asking.

>>16834135

Future cop L.A.P.D

>>16834136

MA NIGGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Ok this is a weird thing but 2 BOOKS not games I cannot for the fucking life of me find.

I couldnt afford games as a kid so all the games I played I distinctly remember, but there were 2 books I cannot remember.

One is a Vampire parody book set in a college, the main character is stalked by a smelly fujoshi neckbeard that plays with play dough and chugs mountain dew. The main fraternity is a cult, and one of the initiations is to run around like the cultists from BLOOD with hot dogs up their asses.

The other is a childrens adventure horror novel goosebumps knockoff about a cursed carnival where they turn people into trees and mash them into apple cider, then feed it to the next guests. The novel ends with the main character escaping then his parents get squished by a giant dinosaur.

pic unrelated, its a lego skull.

>>16790898

Silent Hill 3 lol?

>>16834138

>>16834140

It's a bangin' game with a bangin' OST.

There was a game I used to play with my father when I was really young on DOS, it's some kind of puzzle game with a square board made of little squared tiles. There were also blob like creatures of different colours, there were also some kind of king or tribe of that creatures and they would get squashed when the tiles flipped and then fell on them. It might came with some kind of game bundle. I've never found this game again and would be very glad to find it.

it's like a really old ass 3d platformer, like a mario 64 ripoff of sorts with a green baby crocodile or dragon or some other lizardy shit as the main protag. I don't remember much, other than it looked like PS1/64 era 3d grafics

>>16840741

This?

Asked about this for years and never got anything but here goes:

The game was part of one of those compilation disks with a bunch of free game demos/short games. It was an isometric real-time combat game with a sci-fi setting. The player started in a fortified compound where they could buy weapons. I vaguely recall some kind of high tech melee weapons but no ranged weapons (this is a very vague memory). Outside the compound I recall some ruined buildings and aliens/mutants/something of that sort. If you retreated into the compound with enemies in pursuit there was an airlock that dispensed a gas which would kill any enemies without effecting humans.

That's all I can remember, pretty sure I'll never find out what this was.

>>16840751

IIRC playing KoF'96 in NeoRAGEx produced similar behavior to what you're describing

I remember that he would hide in the corner (consistent) and spam tornadoes in 3 places at a time, with the distances untelegraphed (halfway consistent)

damn he was a bullshit boss

>>16844427

I have no doubt he played Silent Hill 3 as a kid but mostly likely he played it long after it was released. He clearly remembers the game by the defining traits of the entire Silent Hill series as a whole and he would have to be very young if he doesn't recognize what is described as obviously a Silent Hill game.Probably was born past the first movie when Silent Hill started to become less relevant and less popular, that has to be true if he's spent all these years not having any clue what Silent Hill is.

You will never get this right, nobody else has.

>NES title

>You play as some sort of detective or police officer or spy of some sort, guns are the main weapon

>One of the levels in the game has you traversing sewers

Good luck, that's all I have to go on from 26 years ago.

>>16844475

Oh also

>pretty sure it's a sidescroller almost metroidvania type game

>>16844475

>>16844476

Nightshade or Dick Tracy.

>>16844485

Definitely wasn't Dick Tracey, I've had that suggested to me several times and that for sure wasn't it. Nightshade though, that may actually be it. I remember the cover art being very similar to that and the screenshots look kind of familiar.

If that's it, you've solved something that's been bothering me for over 20 years.

>>16844487

After looking at some videos, I'm going to have to conclude that Nightshade probably isn't the right game.

The hardest one yet, /v/. Send all the help you can get I really don't wanna die never finding this game.

A long time ago my older brother burned a CD to load up in a SNES emulator on my E-Machine, and one game in this medium-long list of games he collected went by the filename, and this is me stretching my brain to max capacity remembering: "Dynamitr," Which definitely wasn't the game's name but may be a clue.

The game starts with a title screen with this ridiculous lip fluttering vocals that just went "DUM, DAHHH, DUM DUM DAH," over and over again, and it was incredibly catchy. Whole game's in Japanese, and when you start it, you pick from a line of about 10… maybe 12? Characters, the first character being a random anime sprite protag, the second being a girl, and one was some strange bowser-alien hybrid, but they all looked different vastly after the girl, and you could play as any of them for a playthrough. Each had their own spaceship sprite, and you flew around an overhead map like in mario, except it's all in space, from planet to planet, station to station, and there was this journalist woman following you in a ship that you could talk to at most places to record your progress and save your game almost anytime. At any point, you could actually just skip over all the planets and stations and stuff, and go right towards the end, where apparently the ending is based on what you did in space up until that point, but for some reason I always got this ending where the character you play as, is #3 on the top 3, winning… whatever it was that apparently a contest of the sorts?

Oh and while I'm at it, this one isn't important but it'd still be nice, some space game in low res ps1 3D where the faces are ass ugly like the harry potter games and the majority of the game was picking the right dialogue in real time, and the beginning had you crash in a hanger trying to save a guy who later vouches for you being innocent of something if he's still alive but fucks you over if he's dead.

>>16844475

>>16844476

Snake's Revenge had some sewers and some 2D sections.

Dirty Harry had sewers and some non-linearity. Or maybe something like Golgo 13 or VICE: Project Doom.

>>16844475

I'm going to guess Dr. Chaos, because you do some wandering in a hub level and some of the levels kinda look like sewers.

>>16844496

impossible mission

>>16844827

>>16844606

>>16844543

>>16844540

>>16844531

None of these

>>16844982

Can you think of anything that's similar to the game you're looking for? Big boxy sprites, small ones, tall ones? And how sure are you of guns, sewers and the non-linearity?

>>16845000

Also, maybe James Bond Jr?

>>16844982

Narc

>>16845000

The sprites are definitely big and boxy, and I don't remember the game being graphically impressive even for its time. I also think I remember needing a flash light and keys for exploration but it's possible that I'm mixing that bit up with another game. Graphically and gameplay wise, Dirty Harry seems like a pretty close match but my game was darker and the cover art looked more like Nightshade, with a very mysterious character on it. I haven't ruled out entirely that Nightshade is the right game, but I don't remember the gameplay shown in the videos of it at all.

>>16845014

Nightshade never uses a gun, though. Besides, you'd remember the ninja women and the bad guy being a furry. What you need is a big long list of cover art for NES games to browse through, since it sounds like you'd spot it if you saw it again.

>>16845014

Lots of licensed games have cops or cop-like protagonists. Could it be Darkman? Total Recall? Die Hard? The Blues Brothers? Kinda grasping at straws now.

>>16845194

>>16845208

Sounds like the only thing that would help, yeah. I thought it might have been Total Recall since it was my dad's game and he was a fan of the movie, but no, that wasn't it either.

You can give up any time unless you guys are having fun.

>>16845322

More about the SHMUP.

It was a vertical-scrolling one.

Its not xevious but it looked more similar to it, but had higher detail.

I remember the ship the player controlled was fairly circular and maybe UFO shaped.

>>16810444

>There were some nifty pre-rendered 3DCG movies

Gonna take a stab in the dark because its obviously a more obscure mech game from the early 90s, my first thought was Iron Assault but it doesn't have the light shields. It does however have the bullshit lying CG cutscenes.

A car racing game with weapons that you used to destroy the other competitors. Had some dude, full body not a floating head, talking in the corner of your screen. I think he was the host and maybe looked like Glenn Beck. Released between 1990 and 2000.

>>16845381

Its not carmageddon is it?

>>16845381

Megarace

>>16845420

No.

>>16845489

Son of a bitch, that's it. Guess I didn't quite remember it correctly, but that's it.

Town management flash game, your town consisted of shape people (square, circle, triangle, don't remember which one) and you had to defend against invasions of different shape people. Anyone?

I'm not even sure if this game is real or if it was a dream that I had and mistook for a real game. I hardly remember any details about it. It might have been isometric or fixed camera angles If it was real it was likely on the PS1 or PS2. Maybe the N64. I remember the first area being a dark castle. I remember fighting a boss in the castle that pushed you down a long, narrow hallway until he pushed you into a pit. I got stuck in the pit and ran against the walls fruitlessly. The pit was small and quite dark. I have some other memories that may be related to it (my brain seems to think they are). Something about time travel relevant to the story that was performed by walking on blue sigils placed throughout the game. It may have had an anime look to it.

I've looked at dozens of games to see if I can place it, but still haven't found anything.

>>16845328

Twin bee?

I have vague memories of this cyberpunk/dystopian 3d point and click adventure for PC. I think the game was from the mid 00s. At the start of the game your character is denied entry by guards in front of a large gate. After that during a cut scene you return home via train. You then arrive at your neighborhood apartment where you can walk around freely and explore.

PC game, early 2000's. Most likely 2002.

Adventure-action game

Winter, New York

The game begins with you, the character, being framed or accused of murder.

You have to find stuff, solve puzzles, talk to people.

The game then becomes weird, you get some kind of superpowers.

The action part is based on mashing specific keys or combination of keys.

At the end you fight inter dimensional aliens on the streets of New York with superpowers.

>>16849878

Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy?

>>16849886

Looks like it's it; thanks, anon.

>free to play

Fuck. I was going to check it out otherwise.

>>16849887

yes, thank you!

Fahrenheit Indigo Prophecy

>>16849900

some anon already replied

>>16811784

http://lasertank.don't use link shorteners/LaserTank412.zip

I remember this one game where you attack mars and other planets with alien presence on them. You could also beam humans up to save them. There were (as far as I remember) several ships you could unlock with varies pros and cons. It was an early 2000s game and it came out on the ps2. I'm also looking for this one game (also in the early 2000s and for the ps2) where you have a cool vehicle that can transform into a car, a boat, and a sportsbike that had integrated weapons on them. The main protagonist was also a spy as far as I remember.

>>16849940

Second one sounds like Spy Hunter.

The first one is familiar but I can't place it.

>>16849954

Was just gonna say..but being on PS2 threw me off. I only played the original arcade.

>>16849940

Wait, was the first game the Defender reboot that came out on PS2?

>>16849962

Damn 2 old arcade games that threw me off, because of remakes. I'm curious if they're any good now.

>>16846847

Not entirely sure but it sounds very similar to Nikopol. There's not many Cyberpunk point and clicks from that era.

>>16849954

>>16849962

Holy shit thanks a lot.

>>16849965

All I know for sure is that I liked them a lot when I was younger.

>>16790506

It probably still is Midnight Resistance. There actually is a weapon called Shower. At least in the Amiga version there was. Drops are random, so that could be the reason it didn't show in your video.