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I remember playing a NES dungeon crawler at a friends house where you build a party and among the characters you could choose were a werewolf and a lizardman. I just went through a bunch of nes crawlers and couldnt find it

>> No.9251804

>>9251781
>I remember playing a NES dungeon crawler at a friends house where you build a party and among the characters you could choose were a werewolf and a lizardman. I just went through a bunch of nes crawlers and couldnt find it
There is no such NES title. Or Famicom title as far as I can tell. I can't think of any NES game where you can play as a lizardman, and the only game I can think of that even involves a werewolf is Werewolf:The Last Warrior. It was either another console or a computer.

>> No.9251853

>>9251781
Swords & Serpents maybe?

>> No.9251857

>>9251781
Adventure island

>> No.9251887

>>9251804
or maybe it was just a beast man or cat man

>> No.9251985

>>9251887
>beastman or catman
No, I don't think you understand. Here are the NES games where you can "make a party", as in picking characters rather than being stuck with whatever the game gives you. Not counting Dragon Quest/Warrior 2 since the two characters you add to your party are premade and can't be customized in any way, and Final Fantasy 2 since it's just grinding for stats with no set classes or anything. I went ahead and counted some games that aren't even RPGs.
Ultima III - You can pick classes.
The Bard's Tale - You can pick classes.
AD&D:Pool of Radiance - You can pick from 6 races, human, elf, dwarf, gnome, halfling, and half-elf.
Dragon Quest/Warrior III - You can pick classes.
Final Fantasy - You can pick classes.
Gauntlet and Gauntlet 2 - You can pick classes.
Final Fantasy 3 - You can pick jobs.
Maniac Mansion - You pick 2 kids to join Dave out of the 6.
Might & Magic 1 - You can pick from 5 races, human, elf, half-orc, gnome or dwarf.
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary - You can pick who travels down to the planet with you IIRC.
Swords & Serpents - You can pick classes.
Ultima IV and V - You can pick which companions(classes) join you.
Wizardry 1 and 2 - You can pick from 5 races, humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, hobbits.
Only 4 of those games even let you pick something other than a human(not counting Star Trek), and they are all PC ports. The rest don't even bother with different races and just let you choose classes.

>> No.9251998

>>9251804
>I can't think of any NES game where you can play as a lizardman, and the only game I can think of that even involves a werewolf is Werewolf:The Last Warrior.
What about Rampage? Not a dungeon crawler in any case...

>> No.9252050

I wonder if I played Swords and Serpents and imagined I made a goddamn werewolf and lizardman and the damn memory got locked in as somethign that was actually in the game.

>> No.9252178

Last Armageddon? Your party is all monsters and there's a Lizard man. No werewolf though...

>> No.9252464

sounds like a wizardry clone on genesis

>> No.9254005

>>9251781
At least in SaGa / Final Fantasy Legend on the GB you can build a starting party using Werewolves and Lizardmen, but it's top down and would have to been played on a snes gameboy adapter.

>> No.9254913

Shin Megami Tensei maybe?

Dungeon crawler where you recruit demons and monsters.

>> No.9254939
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9254939

It's called Dungeon Master and was on SNES, Amiga and PC, maybe more

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9255082

>>9254939
thats it! I could have sworn it was a nes game. I dont remember that guy having a snes at all.