Hidden Gems/Obscure Games

[Layth No.1654536]

post the most obscure game you played

[Layth No.1654537]

>>1654536

[Layth No.1654539]

>>1654537

[Layth No.1654540]

>>1654539
dumping
feel free to contribute

[Anonymous No.1654542]

>>1654536
I have the sequel of that game for PS2, one of the worst games I have ever played. It's kind of hilarious at how bad it can get.

[Layth No.1654546]

>>1654540

[Layth No.1654548]

>>1654546

[Layth No.1654549]

>>1654548
not really obscure

[Layth No.1654556]

>>1654549

[Layth No.1654559]

>>1654556
finished dumping
your turn /vr/
dont let me down

[Anonymous No.1654576]

[Anonymous No.1654583]

I've played a bunch of MSX games I have no idea the names of and Amiga games that were unreleased and sometimes untitled. MSX games are actually really cool. They and Wonderswan games make me wish I could read Moon.

This seems like a really Gen 4 thread though so here's a suggestion. It's like Tomb Raider with a sword and action RPG elements. Was supposed to be localized in the US but ended up being a little bit too late to the party.

The subtitle is "Twilight City of R'lyeh" so I'm expecting some Cthulhu shit to happen eventually (it's a game I'm playing right now).

[Anonymous No.1654584]

[Layth No.1654608]

>>1654576
>>1654583
gonna play those tonight

[Anonymous No.1654630]

>>1654608
I've also been pushing this one lately. It's kind of an open-world Space Harrier with unlockable characters.

[Anonymous No.1654631]

the obscurity: why anyone would bother

#poor kids od today

[Anonymous No.1654632]

It's an SRPG where your animu grills summon various creatures to fight some other animu grills and their summons.

[Anonymous No.1654638]

>>1654632

And a rhythm game featuring those guys who sang the first rurouni Kenshin/Samurai X ending theme.

[Anonymous No.1654642]

This one's even simpler than Gungage. Too simple for me but a lot of people like its psychedelic 90s-ish craziness.

[Anonymous No.1654658]

>>1654576
Never heard of it.
>Address bar: w another mind
>Address: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Mind_(video_game)
>::read::
Hrm.
Inredasting. I was writing a jRPG-style game with a friend of mine (while neither of us is bad with either skill, I'm better on the creative side of things and he's better with programming) and I came up with a similar concept so as to explain why the protagonists of jRPGs do stuff.

Basically, my idea was that the player is the player and that's it. The player is a separate, parasitic consciousness that has infected the protagonist/s and entices him/her/them into doing as the player sees fit. I got the idea from CT, which I find to be a wholly meh game, but really liked how I [incorrectly] interpreted 'the entity' discussed in-game as being the player (it's actually the planet).
The Persona games as well as the GFs in FFVIII lent more conceptual fodder to the project. These beings (Personae and GFs) are technically separate consciousnesses that inhabit the brain, mind or soul (depending on the game) of the player character, so I thought 'why not have the player character actually be one of these mostly immaterial and intangible beings?'

I refined the idea further with concepts from that demon sword game on DC then a even bit more. Basically, the player character parasite thingy in the protagonist's mind is like a schizophrenic voice that entices the protagonist to do this, that or the other rather than directly command or control the protagonist in all aspects. This would explain why the protagonist would say or do things in game that the player him-or-her-self would never actually do. Because the protagonist still has a great degree of autonomy but the consciousness has some degree of control or influence, as well.

[Anonymous No.1654660]

And while we're talking psychedelic check this one out. Essentially, it's a first-person pinball game but words can't accurately describe the weirdness.

[Layth No.1654668]

>>1654630
>>1654632
>>1654642
>>1654660
nice
very nice

[Anonymous No.1654674]

[Layth No.1654675]

>>1654658
>wholly meh game
hahahhaahhaha....

[Layth No.1654680]

holy shit look what i found
>http://retroblues.sakura.ne.jp/regeokiba/data_west/datawest.htm
thanks to this anon
>>1654674

[Anonymous No.1654687]

Is this obscure, /vr/?

[Anonymous No.1654695]

[Anonymous No.1654705]

>>1654687

Yes.

[Anonymous No.1654751]

slap happy rhythm busters

cell shaded 2d fighter for psx with bust a groove style finishers..

[Anonymous No.1654762]

[Anonymous No.1654768]

It was terrible

[Anonymous No.1654769]

[Layth No.1654774]

>>1654769
is there a sega cd emulator ?

[Anonymous No.1654780]

>>1654768
ha I just saw the retsupurae of that game. fucking resident evil with sick combos imo.

[Anonymous No.1654782]

>>1654774
Kega Fusion and Genesis PlusGX both emulate Sega CD

[Anonymous No.1654783]

[Anonymous No.1654785]

not exactly obscure nowadays but it seemed like it was when I played it.

[Anonymous No.1654801]

>>1654540
>captain commando
>hidden

[Layth No.1654814]

>>1654801
I've never heard anybody talk about it anywhere since i played it

[Anonymous No.1654825]

[Anonymous No.1654838]

I've got you all beat.

[Anonymous No.1654842]

>>1654814
wtf
it was a arcade hit

[Anonymous No.1654847]

Wasn't all that great, but it's been 12 years or so, maybe it was way worse than that.

[Layth No.1654848]

not mine
dont know who made it

[Anonymous No.1654851]

[Anonymous No.1654857]

[Anonymous No.1654868]

>>1654769
>>1654556
>>1654559

Oh, these obscurities!
>>1654548

[Anonymous No.1654874]

[Layth No.1654875]

>>1654868
contribute

[Anonymous No.1654880]

[Anonymous No.1654881]

>Popful Mail
>Suikoden
>Wild Arms
>LSD
>Mega-Lo-Mania
>obscure
what Le fuck am I reading

[Anonymous No.1654895]

Side Pocket 2, I believe most of people only played the first one for lots of consoles and 3 for PS1 or Saturn, but didn't played this gem Sat-exclusive. Minnesota Fats Pool Legend.

>>1654780
>>1654857

These are the only I've played so far.

[Anonymous No.1654935]

>>1654838
mah nigga, played the shit out of this game.

[Anonymous No.1654973]

>>1654838
You get that for free for joining GOG so it's not really obscure anymore

[Anonymous No.1654983]

>>1654935
>>1654973
Oh shit really? Well I played it back when it first came out, that count for anything?

[Anonymous No.1654986]

[Anonymous No.1654991]

[Anonymous No.1654992]

>>1654983
Some. You can officially act smug around those of us who only played the GOG version and we have to sit at the back of the bus

[Anonymous No.1654994]

maybe many have played the Gold or Fever version, but I don't know many people who played Rythm Tengoku

[Anonymous No.1654997]

>>1654994
shit, I'm so sorry, this is not /vr/

[Anonymous No.1655001]

a great DQ clone

[Anonymous No.1655012]

I've played this on a famiclone
very short but a fun game

[Anonymous No.1655020]

I don't know if this is enough obscure

[Anonymous No.1655024]

last dump

[Anonymous No.1655060]

>>1654658
That's deep, man. But at the same time shallow and obvious. Still, interesting ideas man. Also, I couldn't really get into Chrono Trigger either, hate the repetitiveness in jRPGs.

Anyway, on the topic, is Barver Battle Saga considered obscure? It's a Chinese or Taiwanese RPG for Mega Drive. I had a hilariusly poorly translated Russian version of it. Probably the funniest attempt at game localization I've ever seen. And the title on the box said Final Fantasy, which got me to buy it in the first place. Aside from that, it's a surprisingly solid and enjoyable jRPG with all the standard gameplay mechanics and stuff. Also, I liked the music.

[Anonymous No.1655072]

>>1655012

I had a bootleg copy of this too. The chiptune version of the opening theme was awesome.

[Anonymous No.1655074]

[Anonymous No.1655098]

>>1654539
I can't find any information about Quo Vadis for the Saturn. What kind of game is it?

[Anonymous No.1655108]

>>1654874
Played this on Mega Drive. Not so obscure in my opinion, at least two of my friends owned a copy of this. Interesting game though, I liked the bizarre atmosphere. Also, there was a cheat code that let you play a shmup-style minigame. It looked ridiculous because it re-used the sprites from the strategy part of the game. The cheat was J00LS or Jools, and I think it was the name of one of the game's designers or something.

[Anonymous No.1655131]

Where im from, gubble is a racial slur.

[Anonymous No.1655165]

>>1654542
Never told a lie in my life, not once NEVER

[Anonymous No.1655170]

>>1655074
Currently playing this one. Knew it would be interesting after I saw the screenshot of a girl holding a knife.

[Anonymous No.1655190]

>>1654536

maybe Killer 7?
You know, with that rape scene of an old man in a wheelchair

[Anonymous No.1655257]

It's my comfy.

[Anonymous No.1655261]

>>1655190
That's Obscene.

Obscure means hard to find or little known.

[Anonymous No.1655265]

instead of just posting the cover art, can you guys explain why they are good? sure they may be obscure, but what makes them "hidden gems"?

[Anonymous No.1655282]

Only obscure in the West, it's actually from a very popular series in Japan.

One of the most interesting settings in a JRPG by far, this game takes place in 1890s USA, albeit with a very skewered(and funny) Japanese interpretation.(the earlier games in this series took place in Jipang(Japan) with a skewered western interpretation)

[Anonymous No.1655285]

>>1655282
Here's the map.

[Anonymous No.1655296]

>>1655282
>the earlier games in this series took place in Jipang

Actually, more than half of Fuun Kabuki Den takes place in the UK around the 1800's. Some characters have pretty fun dialogue, around this part one NPC says to the main character something in the lines of "I thought japanese people always travelled in big groups".

[Anonymous No.1655317]

[Anonymous No.1655328]

>>1655265
OP says hidden gems/obscure games. They don't necessarily have to be good.

[Anonymous No.1655339]

>>1655317
I don't get the japanese. Why is 'Mizzurna Falls' written as ミザーナフオールズ (mizaana fuooruzu)? I mean, there's gotta be better ways to write that in katakana (ミッズルナフアルズ for example)

[Anonymous No.1655343]

so obscure I can't even remember the name, it was for the PS1.

Something to do with medieval times, probably some Christianity, and some guy gets his hand cut off or something? Rendered in 3D, but it didn't have a free camera irrc.

[Anonymous No.1655346]

>>1655339
>clueless weeaboo trying to say that Japs are spelling their own words wrong

[Anonymous No.1655349]

>>1655346
If you actually read what I wrote, I was simply asking why they would write it like that. If you want to shit up the place instead of providing constructive comments, I suggest you go to >>>the rest of fucking 4chan.

[Anonymous No.1655403]

>>1655296
Forgot about this one. Too bad that section with English dialogue is very short; Zeami casts a spell of fluid English on Kabuki after he complains he can't understand anything they're saying.

Fun fact:
Manjimaru, Kabuki and Kinu are 3 of the playable characters in Saturn Bomberman's 10-player mode, alongside others like Bonk and Milon.

[Anonymous No.1655514]

>>1655131

Where are you and what does it refer to? Google (and urbandictionary) showed me nothing.

[Anonymous No.1655541]

>>1654536
bump

[Anonymous No.1655570]

[Anonymous No.1655575]

>>1654658
i can haz the game u made ?
is it finished ?
you didn't even start making it yet ????????????
silly me

[Anonymous No.1655582]

>>1654842
>a arcade
...

[Anonymous No.1655590]

>>1655060
>Barver Battle Saga
nice

[Layth No.1655593]

>>1655098
download it
see for ur self, it's an epic game imo
>http://www.emuparadise.me/Sega_Saturn_ISOs/Quovadis_2_-_Disc_1,_2_(J)/54383

[Layth No.1655603]

>>1655328
>hidden gems
>don't necessarily have to be good

[Anonymous No.1655618]

Shadow Blasters AKA Shiten Myooh for Sega Genesis, developed by Sigma, 1990.

It could be the most mediocre side scroller ever.

[Anonymous No.1655624]

Is this obscure /vr/?

[Anonymous No.1655636]

>>1655624
I dont really think of General Chaos as obscure, since EA did it, and it was a really good game at the time. I never see it get props though, so maybe it is and I was just lucky to play it.

[Anonymous No.1655661]

>>1654780
Fucken Panzer Bandit! Such amazing sprites, and the "feel" of the combo's, sooooo good!

[Anonymous No.1655671]

>>1654991
Thought this wasn't gonna b any good at first look. Turned out to be one of my fav srpg's.

[Anonymous No.1655678]

>>1655624

I played it when I was younger, but never see it mentioned, so I think it's pretty obscure. I love the game though, it's great for 1v1. Some units are pretty OP though.

[Anonymous No.1655717]

>>1655624
Not at all, underrated though.

[Anonymous No.1655720]

>>1655282
What's the name of this game? I understand "The Apocolypes 4" but not much else. It looks interesting with all the American states in it.

[Anonymous No.1655734]

>>1655575
Though just about complete and mostly playable, it was still very, very preliminary when we stopped. We worked on it for about a year. The script's in there, artwork etc etc etc and blah blah blah but we never released it to the tubes.
If I don't have a CD of it somewhereabouts, unless the drive failed, it should be on my old Dell (remember those) at my parents' place. That machine is from 1999. My friend and I stopped working on the project in about 2001.

We did make another game and it was released on the internet and I, after posting that other post, tried to find it somewhere but the site that used to have it is no longer up and The Wayback Machine doesn't have it archived, sad to say.All for the best. It was a shitty RPG megamix with nothing new or original in it. Sonic the Hedgehog was the protagonist. No: I'm not autistic.
Various characters from various other franchises were also included. We created no Mary Sues. No characters were original save NPCs.

[Anonymous No.1655738]

>>1654848
Have any more of these?

[Anonymous No.1655739]

[Anonymous No.1655748]

I've never heard anyone else mention this game anywhere, not even in any of the obscure games threads I've seen on this site over the past 8 years. I had a Russian bootleg copy of the PC version and I used the play the shit out of it on my Win95 PC back in the days.

[Anonymous No.1655753]

>>1655720
Tengai Makyou The Apocalypse IV. None of the games in the series except for Oriental Blue on GBA ever got translated, but there are some FAQs out there.

There are also some Tengai Makyou games on the PC Engine CD before this one, and they are great as well. TMII(pic related) was one of the most expensive games made at the time and definitely is the PCE's most popular game in Japan.

[Anonymous No.1655775]

>>1655753
>Tengai Makyou The Apocalypse IV

The name of the game is actually The Fourth Apocalypse. Tengai Makyou Dai Yon no Mokushiroku. It was planned as a second trilogy like Ziria, Manjimaru and Namida, but the other games never came out.

[Anonymous No.1655781]

>>1655738

Yes, Im the guy that made that list. Here is the second part.

[Anonymous No.1655787]

>>1655570
I had that game but it was called Moho in the UK.

How did they fuck up on the title twice

[Anonymous No.1655791]

>>1655781
Are there more images? And maybe some non-adventure ones? I've only see that and one other adventure one. I LOVE adventure games, but I'd like to know of imports on the system that don't require as much knowledge of the language, especially those that require none or next to it.

[Anonymous No.1655797]

>>1654630
>gungage
>space harrier
the two are absolutely nothing alike. Both are fucking great games of course, but gungage is more a trippy third person shooter with enough action to feel more like a run n gun.

and contributing:

Crime Crackers 2 is an awesome mech action dungeon crawler where you play as a team of high school girl space detectives. They fly around the galaxy, and go to different planets to solve mysteries and blow up a lot of robots.

It's GREAT, a little easy, and completely playable without Japanese knowledge.

[Anonymous No.1655801]

>>1655791

Well... I was working on RPG's lately... but as you can expect... that's pretty big on PS.

[Anonymous No.1655809]

>>1655781
Really appreciate your list, but it's sort of lacking in terms of english-friendly ones. Good thing I know Japanese, I guess.

[Anonymous No.1655817]

>>1655797
Are you saying Space Harrier ISN'T a trippy third person shooter? Gungage is clearly inspired by it. Just look at the enemy design, the fixed camera.

[Anonymous No.1655826]

>>1655817
Except the gameplay itself is entirely different. Space Harrier is a trippy RAIL shooter at 100 MPH. Gungage is a 3D action adventure/TPS at regular human running speed.

[Anonymous No.1655852]

>>1655809

Well, the adventure genre isn't really friendly if you don't know the language.

[Anonymous No.1655858]

>>1655852
oh, whoops. I didn't notice the 'adventure edition.'

Do you have any others?

[Anonymous No.1655870]

>>1654536
This i had never heard of it till i found it yesturday

[Anonymous No.1655871]

>>1655858

No, see >>1655801

[Anonymous No.1655874]

>>1655570
Mein nigro, apostle was that nigga

[Anonymous No.1655883]

>>1655870
games called deadly arts in america, and I see it everywhere now, and it used to be in every videostore.

that being said I still don't know anyone who played/like it, and I own it in the box now.

[Anonymous No.1655903]

[Anonymous No.1655905]

>>1654536
>SIMPLE 1500
>obscure
No.

>>1654546
>LSD
>obscure
No. Quite a few LP faggots played it already.

>>1654540
No.

>>1654548
No.

>>1654549
No.

>>1654556
No.

>>1654559
No.

>>1654768
You mean "is". This fucking "putting verbs in the past when talking about games that aren't younger than 2 years" faggotry needs to stop. What do you mean was? It was bad but now it's good? It was bad when it existed in a point of space-time that can't be comprehended because, mysteriously, this game doesn't exist anymore?

And for the record it's not terrible. I played it right after RE6 (which is a 0.1/10 game anyway) and had a lot more fun.

>>1654769
No.

>>1654838
No.

>>1654986
Not really.

[Anonymous No.1655909]

It was one of the shitty cereal point and click games.

[Anonymous No.1655912]

>>1655826
In what way is Gungage an adventure game?

[Anonymous No.1655913]

>>1655781
if you are who you claim you are
just post everything you have
all the list that you've made

[Anonymous No.1655926]

>>1655903

I liked that one, cute Zelda like game.
Graphics were cool for the time.

[Anonymous No.1655932]

Ore No Ryouri. The demo for this game was on one of those magazine CDs that used to be popular. It's like the precursor to everything that is Cooking Mama.

Another good one is Super Galdelic Hour but it's for PS2 and not considered retro.

[Anonymous No.1655941]

>>1655905
The past tense may refer to the speaker's experience of the game/item/restaurant/place and not the game/item/restaurant/place itself, Anon. Using it in this context may actually be preferred over using the present tense in many cases.
Were you not so preoccupied with thinking yourself better than others, you'd have a bit of time to either have learnt this for yourself or to find something a tad more meaningful or relevant to wax acrimonious about.
It reminds me of that Reggie Hunter joke.
>Negro: He dead.
>Posh bitty: Surely you mean "he died."
>Negro: No. First he died. Now he dead.

[Anonymous No.1655949]

>>1655913

I made this list more than a year ago, I posted it here on /vr/, and then I decided to make an infographic, this list isnt finnished and it's missing some games like these ones:

The Airs
Kurumi Miracle
NEUES
Startling Odyssey
Omise de Tenshu
Community Pom

Here is the list:

Aconcagua (this one has dialogue in english)
Alive
Another Mind
Assault Suits Valken
Azito series
B.L.U.E. Legend of Water
Boku no Natsuyasumi
Baroque series
Captain Love
Chippoke Ralph Daibouken
Crisis Beat
Cross Tantei Monogatari (this one sometimes appears as zenpen and kouhen, first part and last part)
Debut 21
Dekiru Game Center
Digital Figure Iina
Doki Doki Pretty League
Eberouge
Eve series (this one has some games translated on PC)
Fire Woman Matoigumi
Forget me Not - Palette
Ginga Ojousama Yuna Final
G.O.D. Pure
Gunbare the Game Paradise
Gunparade March
Idol Janshi series (doesnt require japanese if you know how to play Mahjong)
Kamaitachi no Yoru
Kosodate Quiz
Langrisser series
Little Lovers She so Game
Little Witching Mischiefs
Machi
Marionette Company series
Meitantei Conan
Mikagura Shoujo Tanteidan
Mizzurna Falls
Moon
Nekketsu Oyako
NOEL Series
Ojousama Express
Paro Wars
Pocke Kano (requires Pocketstation)
Planet Laika
Popolocrois series (not that obscure maybe)
Prism Court
Primsmaticalization
Pu-Li-Ru-La - Arcade Gears
Refrain Love 1-2
Rurouni Kenshin - Meiji Kenyaku Romantan - Juuyuushi Inbou Hen
Salary Man Champ Tatakau Salary Man
Saiyuki
Shura no Mon (just if you want to play the worst PS1 game ever it got the lowest score in Famitsu's history)
Silver Jiken
Shinguji Saburo series
Slap Happy Rythm Busters
Sold Out
Sotsugyou (some games from this franchise are fun)

[Anonymous No.1655954]

>>1655949

Soukuu No Tsubasa Gotha World
Suchie Pai Adventure
Suikoden Adventure games
Super Tokusatsu Taisen 2001
Super Hero Sakusen: Daidaru no Yabou
Taiko Risshiden 2 (I would recommend the PC98 ver since I never liked the PS1 version graphics)
Tatsunoko Fight
That's QT
The Adventure of Puppet Princess
The Famires
The Firemen 2 (maybe not that good, but it's worth checking for the fans)
The Game Maker
Twilight Syndrome series
Tokimeki Memorial series
Trap Gunner
Toys Dream
UFO
Ungra Walker
Utauta Uh Seirei Songs
Velldeseba Senki Tsubasa no Kunshou
Virus The Battlefield
Wangan Trial Cinematic Racing
Welcome House series
Weltorv Estleia
Yakata Nightmare Project
Yamifuku Natsu
Yarudora Series
Yuuyami Doori Tankentai
Zoku Hatsukoi Monogatari
Zoku Mikagura Shoujo Tanteidan

[Anonymous No.1655978]

>>1655775
With Hudson's financial troubles in the 00's and Konami taking over, I can easily see why.

It seems Fourth Apocalypse sold very well though, you can find copies easily for less than $5.

[Anonymous No.1656081]

>>1655317
translation where?

[Anonymous No.1656123]

game's a bit simple, but mech building can be interesting (lots of parts/weapons).
somewhat of a predecessor to armored core.

[Anonymous No.1656152]

>>1655941

Not the other poster, but if you're going to criticize someone's grammar, make sure your own grammar isn't awkward.

Although "learn" is a Middle English verb and would be regarded as irregular, we really don't use irregular endings that much these days. The problem is that these endings can't be applied consistently to every Middle English verb without making your vocabulary sound incredibly stupid. e.g. Do you also say spilt, spoilt, and so forth? If not, then you probably shouldn't insist on using learnt for that matter. Making these verbs regular (e.g. with the -ed suffix) would be much less awkward.

[Anonymous No.1656172]

>>1655339
>ミッズルナフアルズ
lel
フォールズ is fooruzu, which is actually how "falls" is pronounced (fôlz),
And I've never heard "Mizzurna" out loud but I assume it's pronounced like "mitherna" or something.

[Anonymous No.1656192]

>>1654536

[Anonymous No.1656215]

>>1655905
While I might agree with you on all of those, except teen agent which I've never heard of, why do you feel the need to just say no to everyone without any real contribution to the thread?

Saging because I can't think of any obscure /vr/ stuff I have

[Anonymous No.1656220]

>>1656081
>>1656081
In our fucking sweet dreams. There may be a walkthrough that's as good as you're gonna get without reading moon. When I play it I just wander around marveling at the environment.

[Anonymous No.1656234]

>>1654751
Oh wow. I know about this game but never knew it was cel-shaded. Thought it was 2D. It came in a hot translucent neon pink jewel case if I remember correctly.

[Anonymous No.1656245]

>>1655282
>>1655285
Its defiantly one of those game I want to play but will probably never get a chance to.
How the hell hasn't it been picked up by fan translators yet?

[Anonymous No.1656247]

>>1655593
I was just curious if it was an adventure game or more of an action game since I don't know enough japanese to warrant buying japanese games I don't know anything about. However, the last time I checked, the first game was less than 5 bucks.

[Anonymous No.1656251]

This game:

http://melonparks.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-2.html

No clue what I was doing. You can apparently program robots in a C-like language to build a tower, which is subject to the laws of gravity and physics just like Dorf Fortress.

[Anonymous No.1656257]

>>1654559
suikoden 2? .... wot?

[Anonymous No.1656262]

>>1655328
>gems

[Anonymous No.1656263]

>>1656251

Also, this game. Played it at my cousin's flat in Germany.

Is there a reliable way to emulate whatever Mac hardware/OS there was in 1992?

Because this is the game that I blame for my obsession with Blade Runner-like visuals and giant green alien titties.

[Anonymous No.1656269]

>>1655753
Man i wish those translator goons would show more interest in all the 32bit stuff we missed out on instead of retranslating squaresoft 16bit games over and over again because they disagree with the previous groups interpretation of a single magic spell.

[Anonymous No.1656271]

>>1655603
>>1656262
not him, but i thought the slash (/) represents 'or'.
which means any of the two, not necessarily both.

[Anonymous No.1656272]

>>1656263
Sheep Shaver? You want to emulate Mac OS 7.5, or possibly 7.1.x

Google that shit: Mac OS Classic emulation.

[Anonymous No.1656273]

>>1655905
I like you, anon. Carry on.

[Anonymous No.1656279]

Always post it, no one ever knows it or gets it. Brataccas, on Atari ST. Sword fighting, bar hoping, social interaction, stealth, mystery. Everything.

Plus, cover art to die for.

[Anonymous No.1656280]

I need a Danish-bro to play this game with me so I can understand what's going on.

[Anonymous No.1656286]

>>1656279
I love Roger Dean's art. It's really the only reason I know anything about the Prognosis series/franchise, even if it's just the name. Never played or seen what the games play like, but maybe one of these days I'll check them out.

[Anonymous No.1656292]

>>1655603
Hidden gems OR obscure games. It's not that hard.

[Anonymous No.1656293]

>>1654632
Is there an english version of this?

[Anonymous No.1656357]

Odd mix of dungeon crawler, first person shooter, and overhead tank action game. My memory's hazy, but I think there were some vertical shmup levels too.

[Anonymous No.1656370]

I'm not great with emulation and all that, so it took me forever to track this down and even longer to get it to work. Probably be easier for other people, if you're interested hunting it down.

It's a click-and-go adventure game from '95, dated as hell, but with an extremely interesting concept. While playing through an original, very classically styled thriller story, you wake up each night and find items that send you into three of Edgar Allan Poe's murder stories, once from the perspective of the murderer and once from the perspective of the murdered.

Graphics are mostly Claymation, with some paintings here and there. Overall I'm very glad I went out of my way to find it. Very unique, and something unusually mature about it. Doesn't approach Poe in usual, "I heard about Poe in Jr. High and have been pretending to understand/give a shit about his work ever since" kind of way. I'm not even that nuts about Poe, but I can still appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.1656384]

Me and one kid played this game. Rapid Wizardry-like with grueling difficulty.

[Anonymous No.1656391]

>>1654762
Adventure game?

Looks interesting

[Anonymous No.1656412]

[Anonymous No.1656456]

>>1654542
It's really bad. You take Silent Scope, make the missions so mind-numbingly simple it's sad, keep the terrible PS1 graphics of the first one, add an idiotic story and finally garnish the result with incredibly pretentious OP and ED complete with MIDI jazzy tunes at every chapter.

[Anonymous No.1656486]

>>1655949
No kowloon's gate?

[Anonymous No.1656503]

>>1656384
I had to set up windows 3.11 in dossbox just so I can still play this.

[Anonymous No.1656506]

>>1654584
was there a kid in a wheelchair in that one?

[Anonymous No.1656526]

Fun platformer

[Anonymous No.1656528]

>>1654536
155 replies and no one has posted this game

[Anonymous No.1656641]

>>1655949
omg we love you
keep it up

[Anonymous No.1656650]

>>1656172
you are my mother
i love you mom
xoxo

[Anonymous No.1656652]

>>1656220
I'm gonna learn japanese so i can play untanslated vudya

[Anonymous No.1656653]

>>1656247
it's an action game
just play it even if u dont know whats going on
it's ok

[Anonymous No.1656658]

>>1656269
OR you could learn japanese and stop bitching like a little bitchy little bitch

[Anonymous No.1656659]

>>1656271
it does

[Anonymous No.1656660]

i remember playing a game that came on a demo cd with the playstation one.

you were a red, little robot that jumped on roofs of houses and shot enemies. i have no idea what game it was

[Anonymous No.1656661]

>>1655905
nice contribution you fucking faggot

[Anonymous No.1656663]

>>1656293
of course
not

[Anonymous No.1656665]

>>1656528
wtf is that what i think it it ??????????????????????????????????????????????

[Anonymous No.1656670]

>>1656665
Harvester

[Anonymous No.1656673]

>>1656152
I do say 'spilt,' 'spoilt' and so forth, yes. I also use 'smelt' as the past tense and participle of 'smell.' In BSE, 'learnt' is preferred v 'learned' by about a third of the population and is not at all uncommon while 'spoilt' and 'spilt' are always preferred and 'smelt' is used interchangeably with 'smelled.'
If you're to criticise (written with an S, you yank!!) another's choice of words, do be sure you're not the one who's made the error in doing so, Anon. It makes you look really rather cloistered and silly; as though you've never set foot a mile beyond your home in Babyjesusburg, West Virginia.

[Anonymous No.1656696]

>>1656486

As I said, that list was old, I included Kowloon's Gate in the first infographic.

[Anonymous No.1656702]

>>1654847
I played it recently.
The story was cliched as fuck, it was piss except for a certain boss, and it only had one battle theme (but a nice one, truth be told) but it still had it's charm, and the graphics were good.

[Anonymous No.1656795]

>>1656370
i can haz game ?

[Anonymous No.1656796]

>>1656665
i mean is that an anus behind him ?????

[Anonymous No.1656890]

bump it up

[Anonymous No.1656902]

>>1656796
You can only know if you finish the game anon-san

[Anonymous No.1656919]

This game was so fucking hard

[Anonymous No.1656935]

>>1656215
>>1656661
Here's your contribution faggot, get on my level.

[Anonymous No.1656940]

>>1656935
I was considering this for my next import. How is it?

[Anonymous No.1656946]

>>1656370
>Claymation
They're puppets. I wouldn't exactly call it a game either. More like edutainment software.

[Anonymous No.1656952]

It's actually not that bad

[Anonymous No.1656954]

>>1656919
Was obsessed with this as a kid, tried it again recently and couldn't stand it. I had shit taste.

[Anonymous No.1656956]

>>1656940
Hard. And the soundtrack of nearly every stage is a variation of the first stage track.

But, it's still a fine game. I don't think there's anything in it that is a dealbreaker. There is the difficulty but it's not Battletoads we're talking about here, it's absolutely on par with what you'd expect of a platformer from 1995.

[Anonymous No.1656958]

>>1656919
I was just playing it last week. I loved that game when I was a kid.

[Anonymous No.1656974]

>>1656902
done downloading
does it run on dos box ?

[Anonymous No.1656978]

>>1656391
Yeah, it's a point and click adventure in the vein of Myst. As you can tell it's based heavily on crackpot conspiracy theories like the Knights Templar and ancient aliens.

[Anonymous No.1656987]

>>1654774
>is there an x emulator?
there does not exist an x that will not satisfy this question, for all values of x made more than ten years ago.

[Anonymous No.1656992]

[Anonymous No.1656994]

[Anonymous No.1656995]

>>1655001
I was able to find the characters from the kana above, but the only result that looked relevant was
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenxian_zhuan
what the fuck is this game?

[Anonymous No.1657000]

>>1656995
Shinsenden: the Legend of Immortals

it's in the filename

[Anonymous No.1657018]

There is no game in the world that intrigues me as much as Yuuyami Doori Tankentai. I can't even remember how I came across it, I just remember downloading it a couple of years ago. I know very little moon, but the game itself is beautiful. Never had I ever seen sprite work as amazing as in this game when I first played it, and I don't think I have even to this day. Human Entertainment/Early Spike were no doubt way ahead of their time.

[Anonymous No.1657040]

>>1657018
oh god yes

[Anonymous No.1657043]

>>1657018
While I agree with the sprites I wasn't particularly bowled over by the gameplay. Admittedly all I saw was 20 minutes of the characters walking around town. Is there something I didn't see which makes the game worth looking into?

[Anonymous No.1657072]

>>1657018
>>1657043

Well, the game is about investigating mysteries in the city, you need to get the info at school and then if you triggered the event correctly you can investigate it, some of them are actually true and others are just false rumours. In one of the urban legends you have to investigate an appartment from a guy that dissapeared, it turns out that the guy was actually hiding himself on his appartment because the yakuza were after him.

[Anonymous No.1657076]

[Anonymous No.1657228]

>>1657076
No, stop being retarded

[Anonymous No.1657609]

>>1657228

>>>/v/

[Anonymous No.1657674]

>>1657609
>>>/vg/

[Anonymous No.1657679]

>>1657674
>>>/hm/

[Anonymous No.1657719]

>>1654536

[Anonymous No.1657801]

>>1656974
>>1656974
Not really sure... I play it in my old Pentium I 233Mhz windows 98 se PC.....

Ah... and I hate this but, it's now avaliable on steam too........

[Anonymous No.1657981]

>>1657228
>>1657609
>>1657674
>>1657679
XD
same fag

[Anonymous No.1657986]

>>1657801
i downloaded it for free dude
why would i use steam when i can download stuff for free ????????

[Anonymous No.1658009]

>>1657981
Let's stop the shitposting, and get back to talking about VIDEO GAMES.
Pic related is a fairly fun game, very quirky and if you're into bizarre Japanese humor you might enjoy it.

[Layth No.1658012]

>>1658009
thanks anon

[Anonymous No.1658414]

>>1657719
that looks so fucking stunning

[/hm/ admin No.1658498]

>>1658414
ikr

[Anonymous No.1658542]

>>1658009
Finally, the Matsumoto game I always wanted.

[Anonymous No.1658589]

>>1658498
ITS ON GOG :OOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.1658591]

>>1654769
I emulated this on Kega, and recently picked up the system/game, and it runs SO MUCH SMOOTHER and actually kinda faster on the actual system.

Emulated I found it ran Wonder boy kinda speed, but on the system it's more gunstar heroes speed. If that makes any sense. Maybe I needed to change some settings in kega though? It seems way faster/smoother on the actual sega cd.

[Anonymous No.1658596]

>>1656506
Yea

[Anonymous No.1658601]

>>1654584
I used to own all of the backyard sports.

[Anonymous No.1658664]

>>1657719
i had no idea what to do in this game

[Anonymous No.1658695]

[Anonymous No.1658769]

>>1658601
i hate sports games

[Anonymous No.1658772]

this game sucks

[Anonymous No.1658845]

I'm trying to think of games I played that I have never, ever heard anyone else talk about. Which may simply mean that they're too ashamed to admit they ever touched it.

[Anonymous No.1658860]

>>1654783
>Tobal
>obscure
you what

[Anonymous No.1658924]

>>1655932
Heh. I remeber some anon way back in 2013 told me that he purchased this game on the JP PS Network. was it you?

[Anonymous No.1658930]

>>1658845
i remember some fags at a recent speedrun marathon snuck this one in and pretended their let's play was a speedrun

[Anonymous No.1658961]

>>1656370
How the hell did you get it to work? I've been trying for weeks.

[Anonymous No.1659215]

Nanotech.

It was a super-simple blocky 3d platformer from the mid 90s. They got away with the graphics by calling it nanotech and saying it was micro-sized. I remember it having a decently unique soundtrack. I havnt been able to find it for download or anything about it in years. Sometimes I wonder if it was a student demo or something.

the cube video reminded me a lot of it graphically, but it was even more simple. Black backgrounds. Rotating pyramids, etc.

CUBE!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aGDCE6Nrz0

[Anonymous No.1659262]

Not sure how obscure these games were internationally, but in my corner of the world at the time they were dust in the wind.

V-2000
3D vehicle combat/rescue, awkward to get the hang of the over-sensitive flying controls, which the terrible draw distance did nothing for, but a very satisfying game to get right - shifting between flight and skimmer mode to skid around, and manually aiming your guns was a cool bit of simlite micro. PS1

Star Wars
Might be underrappreciated as opposed to be obscure, I think it gets overshadowed by the Super Star Wars series and more contemporary games. But it's a tight platform/vehicle sim full of neat ideas (the asteroid sequence, the trench run) that makes you feel like you're playing this huge space adventure. Not a MVania, but the huge levels can get mazey and the character switching - Han, Luke or Leia - keeps it fresh. Also the best lightsaber in any pre-3D Star Wars game. NES

Machine Hunter
Twin stick shooter with no sticks, but a neat gimmick about possessing damaged enemy robots. Makes you think more about target priority than the average blastathon, and the levels had a good amount of exploration value. PS1

[Anonymous No.1659269]

>>1659262
Also, Die Hard Trilogy 2. It tried to a bigger, flashier more coherent vision of the 3-games-in-1 shtick of the original but lost something along the way. The original's simplicity was part of its charm and I think DHT2 suffers for its attempts at pushing various envelopes; but it's endearing enough in its own way. I used to play it back2back with DHT1 and they flow well enough into each other. Shame the driving levels still suck. PS1

[Anonymous No.1659335]

[Anonymous No.1659336]

>>1658845
HOLY SHIT ANON
have u ever played the mister t version of pacman
shit was so cash

[Anonymous No.1659343]

>>1659335
>codemasters
lel

[Anonymous No.1659346]

>>1659269
>>1659262
nice sixteen sfspean
i think i've seen avgn playing star wars and die hard so it's not that obscure anymore

[Anonymous No.1659349]

>>1659346
He briefly touched on the NES Star Wars in one the SW videos but I think he just said it was a cool Mega Man style game and then moved on. But you're right: I haven't seen many people talking about it but maybe I just haven't been looking. Surprised at the DHT2, but I guess the name is enough to lift it out of totally obscurity.

[Anonymous No.1659350]

>>1659346
You're thinking Die Hard NES. >>1659269 was talking about Die Hard PS1.

[Anonymous No.1659353]

>>1659350
ah my bad

[Anonymous No.1659357]

>>1655949
>The Airs
>Kurumi Miracle
>Omise de Tenshu
>Community Pom
Holy shit nigga that's really fucking kawaii.

[Anonymous No.1659360]

>>1659357
<3

[Anonymous No.1659363]

I've never seen anybody talk about this game. its called nyan nyan ga nyan. Its a japan only RPG. its a simple little game to and somewhat playable without knowing japanese. it also has a weird weight system on your character so depending on what you eat over time will make you skinny or chubby and you can only wear certain armors when you are these different class sizes.

[Anonymous No.1659364]

>>1656992
Pretty good tank simulator for its time and platform. And I love japanese cover so much.

[Anonymous No.1659389]

>>1659364
>for its platform
Then step it up.

[Anonymous No.1659452]

>>1655131

Did you know that has a sequel? PC exclusive. I've been trying to find it for YEARS and I never could.
I'll post a couple of games later.

[Anonymous No.1659474]

nice thread

[Anonymous No.1659497]

>>1654536

Too bad the series went to shit as soon as it hit the ds

[Anonymous No.1659578]

>>1656286
If you like shoot'em ups, try their game Agony. Also the platform game Ork is pretty cool.

[Anonymous No.1659590]

>>1654780
This game was a ppoor man version of Guardian Heroes fopr ps1?

[Anonymous No.1659596]

Asphalt (UBI Soft, 1987)
You drive an armored truck in some Mad Max type setting, and have to defend yourself from the highway gangs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idOG5McX_YY

[Anonymous No.1659624]

Playing Castle of the Winds.
Old roguelike.

[Anonymous No.1659640]

>>1658695
Came here to post this.

A very interesting game, the dialogue system in particular.

[Anonymous No.1659648]

>>1654536
Is Hexen II any good? Where can I get it?

[Anonymous No.1659657]

>>1659648
Not OP, but it's a blast in four-person coop. Ultra high speed dungeon crawling, village raiding, and monster slaying with lots and lots of gibs.

The puzzles are pretty lame, but it's still a lot of fun.

I think a couple of online services (steam, gog) might have it.

[Anonymous No.1659668]

>>1659657
I meant where could I pirate it.

[Anonymous No.1659674]

>>1659668
I don't pirate games, sorry. I do know there's a demo of the first level for free, however.

[Anonymous No.1659701]

>>1654540
I wouldn't call that obscure.

[Anonymous No.1659712]

Saw this on gamefaqs, never heard of it, but it looks cute as fuck.

[Anonymous No.1659715]

>>1659712

[Anonymous No.1659718]

[Anonymous No.1659719]

>>1659712
>>1659715
I can't seem to find any gameplay videos of this. Appears to require the pocket station, though.

Is there any reason to own a pocketstation for someone who doesn't speak much Japanese?

Either way, your game led me to this through amazon, looks cool.

[Anonymous No.1659752]

>>1659719

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14323824

[Layth No.1659756]

>>1659718
holy shit
that looks SO EPIC

[Anonymous No.1659759]

>>1659712
>>1659719

What's the names of these?

[Anonymous No.1659767]

>>1659718

...

...

Mazinkaiser?

[Layth No.1659776]

>>1659759
reverse search

[Anonymous No.1659809]

>>1659767
Mazinger USA, actually.

[Anonymous No.1659846]

>>1659452
psssst, hey anon, over here

http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/73530013/file.html

[Anonymous No.1659943]

>>1659846
arigato gozaimasu

[Anonymous No.1660016]

>>1659752
Thanks for the link, though I meant for ブレンドxブランド、not Rung Rung.

>>1659759
First one is Brendo x Brando, though search the Japanese name or you won't find anything. It's the one I typed in Kana above. Other one is quite clearly Rung Rung.

[Anonymous No.1660031]

>>1657018
I actually own a physical copy of the game before it got stupidly expensive, like LSD.

I'm trying to translate it atm, but I'm not great at hacking PS1 games

[Anonymous No.1660080]

>>1655781
Must be an old list, since Policenauts got translated.

[Anonymous No.1660089]

>>1660080

>Policenauts
>"This game has a translation patch."

[Anonymous No.1660273]

>>1660031
>hacking ps1 games
u wot ?

[Anonymous No.1660314]

not sure which to choose. either pic related, brigade commander for the amiga or double s.t.e.a.l. the second clash which is a japan-only game for the original xbox.

[Anonymous No.1660319]

>>1660314
I might go with brigade commander, since those other games aren't allowed on this board.

[Anonymous No.1660325]

>>1660314
not retro ?
see you in court anon

[Anonymous No.1660359]

>>1659846

OH SHIT YES

Thank you anon!!

[Anonymous No.1660525]

>>1659756
Good beat'em up segments, but then they turn the boss segments into a really bad fightan gaem. I liked but not sure if I can openly recommend it. The last boss though is fucking bullshit and basically a flip of a coin if you get to win him or not.

[Anonymous No.1660619]

>>1654674
how can i play this game ?
plz respond

[Anonymous No.1660720]

>>1660619

You just need an FM-Towns or PC-98 emulator and the ISO.

[Anonymous No.1660801]

>>1654536
this thread will reach limit soon op
bye bye

[Anonymous No.1660808]

>>1660801
It's a little over half way to its bump limit.

[Anonymous No.1660963]

>>1658772
It's pretty hard.

[Anonymous No.1661145]

>>1660963
do you know about jdg ?

[Anonymous No.1661637]

>>1660801
How embarrassing

[Anonymous No.1662005]

do you guys import japan only psx games ?
is it too expensive ?

[Anonymous No.1662091]

I remember playing this as a kid

[Anonymous No.1662469]

>>1656795
>>1658961
Sorry, but I really don't remember where I found it. It wasn't easy. Check some abandonware sites- pretty sure it was somewhere like that.
As far as getting it to work, I had to use Virtual PC and run it on Windows 95. It was a walk in the park from there.

>>1656946
'eh. Maybe. I'd still call it a game.

[Anonymous No.1662490]

>>1662091
I saw this at a flea market today. Is it any good?

[Anne Onymous No.1662638]

None of you ever tried Frame Gride on Dreamcast ?

this game was a medieval armored core, which is quite amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gasJewwN8o

[Anonymous No.1662767]

>>1662490
It's really short, but cool for an NES game. It's probably one of the first FPS.

[Anonymous No.1662813]

Who else has played [MODE] then?

[Anonymous No.1662814]

>>1656245

There's a rumor going about that Gaijinworks may be picking up the game/already have.

It's one of those things where even Princess Crown hadn't even seen a project until last year. There are people over on GBATemp interested though. It's just that games remade to fit the PSP seem to be a bit stranger to work with (as neither of those games are actual ports, which I later learned after a few misunderstandings).

Manjimaru is easily the most popular out of the series though which isk ind of visible when it's more popular amongst Dragon Quest fans than it is Final Fantasy fans. Thing is, the games don't really try to be super comedic up until Fuun Kabuki Den (since Kabuki himself was so widely received in Manjimaru) and later Apocolypse IV. The humor before that was a little bit more tongue-in-cheek while in this one, you go down to Arizona and there's a "Debu"/Fatty Cult There's also a hippo enemy with a peace sign and the word FUCK written right on it.

You also have animated cutscenes like in this vid, at 7:30:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjnUahFKDdE

Apocalypse IV sees a lot more flare over here because it has the best presentation out of the 2D games in the series (3D being Namida and the Ziria remake, while the Manjimaru ports for GCN and PS2 are Grandia/Xenogears-ish in presentation).
The musical numbers are also fantastic.

Ziria is a good one, but the first two games themselves feel pretty long in comparison to III and IV.

>>1655775
The subtitle is actually romanized as "The Apocolypse IV" on official materials like the artbook, so I think it's fair to stick with the designer's intentions. Once I get back to my house, I'll try to start a thread and translate some things like character bios and such from the artbook, if anyone's interested. I'd rather not scan it as it's a pretty hard to find book and I don't want to fuck up the spine, but I'll try and take nice photos or something.

[Anonymous No.1662919]

>>1662814
tl;dr

[Anonymous No.1662925]

>>1656995

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsXLLOvzILc

[Anonymous No.1663204]

>>1659364
posted already but I love seeing it popping up

[Anonymous No.1663297]

>>1656919
I remember renting this game every week.. Finally i made it to the top of the tower and beat the boss, only to find out that you had to climb back down. Fucking shill.

[Anonymous No.1663403]

>>1661145
wut?

I did beat this game, but is that something I missed?

[Anonymous No.1663412]

>>1654630
This game, oh boy

I had a pirate version of that game , I think it wasn't released in america, and shit was so fun, good music, nice gameplay and replayability.

Totally worth giving a shot.

[Anonymous No.1663417]

>>1654642
Don't forget the god tier soundtrack

[Anonymous No.1663457]

>>1663403
jdg=joueur du grenier
french version of avgn he made a review of that game
i thought that's how you found out about it

[Anonymous No.1663889]

I found this game stacked in with my old Sierra boxes but I have no memory of it at all so I'm not sure if it counts, since I can't completely vouch that I ever played it.

[Anonymous No.1664225]

>>1663889
try selling it on ebay
maybe it'll get you a lot of money

[Anonymous No.1664347]

>>1654536

[Anonymous No.1664437]

>>1664347
WTF

[Anonymous No.1664494]

>>1660031
Oh shit Anon, you're doing gods work. I'm sure that someone out there can help you as long as you do the translation work itself. I hope you'll share your progress in the future

[Anonymous No.1664502]

>>1664437
http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/download/ganja-farmer/

[Anonymous No.1664531]

>>1664502
holy shit
maximal af

[Anonymous No.1664592]

The Creed, which I just ordered on eBay.

[Anonymous No.1664596]

>>1664592
Forgot image

[Anonymous No.1664657]

The concept for this game isnt bad, but the execution is terrible. 2D side scroll ARPG with mechas, the idea sounds great and some parts of the game are good, but it feels like they rushed the development a lot and it shows.

[Anonymous No.1664821]

>>1664657
>arpg=american role playing gaem
katakana on the cover
>noob XD

[Anonymous No.1664897]

>>1664821
Why are you even here?

[Anonymous No.1664905]

>>1664821
ARPG=Action RPG
WRPG=Western RPG

[Anonymous No.1664975]

All the Korean master system games are pretty obscure, 'new' ones are still turning up.

[Anonymous No.1665723]

>>1660031

Check out Romhacking.net and hit up the "Help Wanted" tab. You could hear from a hacker within a week or two.

[Anonymous No.1665891]

>>1664897
>>1664905
trolled

[Anonymous No.1666032]

used to make threads on /v/ all the time about this game to no avail, no idea where I even heard about it from but it was years ahead of it's time and easily ranks among my favorites

[Layth No.1666362]

>>1666032
is it a DOS game ?
kinda reminds me of Limbo

[Anonymous No.1666473]

>>1657018
where can i buy a physical copy of this game

[Anonymous No.1666501]

>>1666362
Commodore 64

[Anonymous No.1666819]

>>1659363
When I saw "Light Fantasy" on the image I remembered I had played a little bit of the SNES games on an emulator many years back. I downloaded them because I came across a cute Japanese fan site for Light Fantasy by accident. But that was many computers ago and I don't remember the URL (if it's still even up).

[Anonymous No.1667034]

>>1656384
Mordor 2 (aka. Demise Rise of Ku'tan) is my favorite game. If you like it, you should deffinitely try demise.

[Anonymous No.1667051]

I still have no idea what's going on in this game

[Anonymous No.1667059]

>>1666473
ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0&_nkw=Yuuyami+Doori+Tankentai.&_sacat=0&_from=R40
amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Yuuyami-Doori-Tankentai-Playstation-Japan-Import/dp/B00005OVLT
amazon jp: http://www.amazon.co.jp/%E3%82%B9%E3%83%91%E3%82%A4%E3%82%AF-%E5%A4%95%E9%97%87%E9%80%9A%E3%82%8A%E6%8E%A2%E6%A4%9C%E9%9A%8A/dp/B00005OVLT/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401812244&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=Yuuyami+Doori+Tankentai..

You're probably not going to end up paying less than $150, unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.1667242]

Do arcade games count?

[Anonymous No.1667246]

>>1667059
I actually don't mind
It's worth it
I'll try buying it next month

[Anonymous No.1667251]

>>1667242
wtf i've never seen that before

[Anonymous No.1667521]

That's an awful hard question because I've played some weird games.

I remember once I just went out of my way to search for the most obscure video game torrents. one was just called "Hell.exe" and had one seeder and no description.

I expected it to be something disturbing, or a virus. But really it was just some short shitty first person artsy game made for some competition.

[Anonymous No.1667526]

>>1667242
this looks awesome

[Anonymous No.1667564]

This is a really fun game. It was made by Game Freak.

[Anonymous No.1668257]

>>1667251
>>1667526
Played roughly like Dragon's Lair as I recall, but it sure looks cool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r0bCjMkFf8

[Anonymous No.1668267]

>>1668257
You can choose your path through the game and there's a map, unlike Dragon's Lair. I could have had one of those machines but I didn't know it was the same price as the 3 monitor NinjaWarriors that I bought instead.

[Anonymous No.1668282]

looks like 'the gibberish' to me

[Anonymous No.1668291]

>>1667521
I thought you were going to say it was this

[Anonymous No.1668328]

>>1668291
what the fuck
on what platform was this gaem ?

[Anonymous No.1668340]

>>1655905
Almost all of those games are obscure you fucking faggot. Just because you know what they are because you spend all god damn day reading Hardcoregaming101 doesn't mean that you have authority over what is or isn't obscure.

[Anonymous No.1668349]

>>1667242
I remember playing this once at a landromat in la. It was a trip, too bad I was too young to really get what the hell was going on

[Anonymous No.1668360]

>>1668328
MS-DOS. Elevators from Hell is easily the most difficult frustrating game I've ever played, but apparently it is in fact winnable.

http://www.old-games.com/download/2107/elevators-from-hell

[Anonymous No.1668369]

dude this game is the best to play against some body gundam wing endless duel

[Anonymous No.1668372]

>>1668369
this game too is also pretty good for multiplayer and puzzle mode puzzle mode gets pretty killer some times its also a pac-attack clone but i think this came first

[Anonymous No.1668382]

>>1668372
SORRY FORGOT TO POST PIC

[Anonymous No.1668417]

Best game on the TI-83

[Anonymous No.1668437]

>>1665723
Thanks man.

[Anonymous No.1668881]

>>1668340
tell him anon
faggots should not be allowed in /vr/
this is an uncharted territory

[Anonymous No.1668883]

>>1668360
thanks baby gurl

[Anonymous No.1668979]

>>1668340
In all fairness, he's absolutely right on some of those. People posting things like Wild Arms or Suikoden are being retarded.

There were plenty of others where he was dead wrong, though.

[Anonymous No.1668981]

>>1668881
what about cho aniki?

[Anonymous No.1669096]

>>1655905
Why is this much autism allowed?

[Anonymous No.1669387]

>>1655905

an autismal breeze blows softly through the thread

[Anonymous No.1669827]

>>1668981
oh anon you got me there

[Anonymous No.1669834]

>>1669096
>>1669387
>autismal breeze
HAHAHAHA
that's the first time I hear something like this

[Anonymous No.1669939]

Little Magic, for SNES / GBC (there is an unrelated NES game with the same name). SNES version is probably superior because you can view the entire level at once, but gameplay and levels are identical (and personally I liked the gbc sprites more). There is a translation patch out there, but it isn't necessary at all for the gameplay.

GOAT-tier puzzle game. Think Adventures of Lolo, but with fewer types of enemies and more advanced usage of the core mechanic.

This game also has one of the best difficulty curves I've ever seen in a puzzle game of this type. Several levels in I started to realize the power of the main mechanic and what could be done with it, and I was pleased that the game forces you to pull off increasingly advanced maneuvers all the way up to the last level (100 levels).

All in all, I'd definitely say it is better than Lolo 1-3. Never played eggerland, but I plan to soon.

[Anonymous No.1669946]

>>1669939

In-game screenshot. Seriously, try this out if you like action/puzzle games like Lolo, Kickle Cubicle, etc.

[Anonymous No.1670696]

>>1669939
wow anon
that's what i call obscure

[Anonymous No.1670704]

>>1669946
will play it for sure

[Anonymous No.1671205]

>>1668417
le spamphasalamon

[Anonymous No.1671538]

Easily this.

[Anonymous No.1671541]

>>1671538
As a candidate for being obscure I should point out, it's a shit game however.

[Anonymous No.1671551]

ok it might not be that obscure but im sure only me and my bro played this, time for some winback love

[Anonymous No.1671558]

>>1656526
i have this, the pal version is worth a bit on ebay to

[Anonymous No.1672176]

>>1656172

It's Engrish for Missoula. The name and game itself are nods to Twin Peaks.

[Anonymous No.1672224]

>>1654539
Nobody I've ever met personally owned that system. All games for it are obscure by definition. Just like the wonderswan color (in the USA at least).

[Anonymous No.1672226]

>>1672176
sfu gay homo fag you are easily the gayest gay that ever gayed

[Anonymous No.1672230]

>>1672224
agreed

[Anonymous No.1672278]

This is a British 3D point and click adventure game about saving christmas.

I've only ever seen one other anon on /vr/ who's played it, and that was in a 'post about games you can't remember the name of' thread.

[Anonymous No.1672778]

>>1672278
>THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED GRAPHIC ADVENTURE GAME OF THE YEAR
top kek
what year was that ?

[Anonymous No.1673681]

>>1671538
wtf is that anyway looks gay af

[Anonymous No.1673780]

>>1673681
>wtf
>af
In any case you can read about it here. http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/horrortour/horrortour.htm
It's just an immensely shitty 3d first person adventure game.

[Anonymous No.1673810]

>>1673780
yeah man cool wow cool
i used to fap to that chick's booty at the time

[Anonymous No.1673817]

>>1673810
How, that game was never released outside of Japan and you would be pretty hard-pressed to find anyone in Japan who remembers it when it was released.

[Anonymous No.1673832]

>>1672224
i have a Saturn, got it the second day it was out had guardian heroes, street fighter alpha and wipeout i still have the old girl she still runs like a dream

[Anonymous No.1673836]

[Anonymous No.1673851]

Music is still stuck in my head...

[Anonymous No.1673856]

>>1672778
'96. Same year as Broken Sword.

[Anonymous No.1673907]

>>1654536

[Anonymous No.1673932]

>>1672278
>"only looks like a kids game!"

at least they admit it

[Anonymous No.1674047]

>>1673836
Is Princess Crown playable without knowing moon?

[Anonymous No.1674087]

>>1668340
Sorry that was doing drugs in the 90's and my memory still works, you fucking faggot.

>>1669387
>>1669096
>le autism maymay xD

[Anonymous No.1674114]

>>1673817
>implying i'm not japanese
anon stfu ffs

[Anonymous No.1674116]

>>1674087
anon you are the gayest gay that ever gayed

[Anonymous No.1674125]

>2014
>Still using the term "faggot"

Keep it in the playground children.

[Anonymous No.1674148]

>>1674125
Sure thing gayfag

[Anonymous No.1674149]

>>1674148
>>>/b/

[Anonymous No.1674186]

>>1674047
yer its like dragon crown but less repetitive, i would find a English guide on the internet if you could

[Anonymous No.1674190]

>>1674186
I think you inverted your comparison.

[Anonymous No.1674201]

>>1674190
really i felt it was bigger game but i didnt play much of it guess i need to play more

[Anonymous No.1674254]

>>1655024
It was super famous in France.

[NESfag No.1674271]

>>1654848
>echo night 2
>..Iru!

you're alright; there is also The Note although it was also released in Europe. I think the jap version was easier though?

[NESfag No.1674274]

>>1656192
There was a rip-off of that game released a few years ago, it's on Steam, called Ghost Master.
Not nearly as good though.

[Anonymous No.1674493]

I don't know anyone that played this

[Anonymous No.1674516]

forgive me if it's not retro. i can't, for the life of me, remember if it was for psx or ps2...
and i'd look it up but afraid it'll be ps2 and then i can't talk about it!

MISTER MOSQUITO! oh man did i have fun sucking blood from those silly japanese families.

[Anonymous No.1674561]

>>1674516
PS2 game. So shut up.

[Anonymous No.1674587]

>>1674493
Snow Surfers is superior bre

[Anonymous No.1674602]

Rail space shooter, similar to Star Fox.

[Anonymous No.1674612]

i have good memories of this

[Anonymous No.1674638]

Was my very first RPG game and I got it from my babysitter as a birthday present. I loved the fuck out of it, but from what little I've seen about other people's opinions on it other people probably wouldn't consider it a 'hidden gem'. I was always mad it never got a sequel.

[Anonymous No.1675080]

>>1674254
In all of europe, and australia etc too

[Anonymous No.1675086]

>>1674638
This is not a hidden gem.
This is the definition of generic and bad JRPG.

Even friggen gamespot back in the 90's saw it and called it out for what it was.

[NESfag No.1675087]

>>1674612
I thought the Saturn version was terrible to be honest.

But I absolutely love the Sega CD one, and I must be one of the only person in the world liking that game. I thought it was very eery and atmospheric; while the Saturn version was just cheesy.

[Anonymous No.1675324]

>>1675086
Yeah but it came out AT (US PSX) RELEASE! We used to call those "first wave" games but I dunno what the correct term is. It'd be something interesting to look back on and reflect.

[Anonymous No.1675332]

>>1674638
>I was always mad it never got a sequel.

It was called Golden Sun.

[Anonymous No.1675341]

>>1675332
I don't see the connection, Camelot was still working under exclusivity contract with Sega at the time.

[Anonymous No.1675342]

>>1674638
How were the Shining games so great, but this and golden sun so bad?

[Anonymous No.1675374]

>>1674638
dat title though

[Anonymous No.1675408]

>>1675374
Yeah, it blended perfectly with the whole "The Revolution is Now" flavor of the original Playstation, and it used SNES style effects (scaling/rotation/trandparency) but cranked up way higher than what the SNES hardware could do and JRPGs were way less common here so a real fan would play every single one and the gimmicks were enough to make us think that was the future of JRPGs then FF7 blew our minds.

[Anonymous No.1675507]

This is one of the best survival horror games I ever played. Called Dark Messiah in Japan. The director is some guy called Dnnou Eizo, who worked years later on an even more obscure game for the Dreamcast called Despiria, wich use some of the sound effects of Hellnight and looks like a spiritual sequel in terms of atmosphere and weirdness.

[Anonymous No.1675617]

>>1675507
thanks
will be playing it soon

[Anonymous No.1675669]

If you remember this game then you probably got swept up in the Pentium MMX hype like i did back in the 90s.

[Anonymous No.1675720]

gyruss on NES.

so long, no saves, no resume passcodes.

fly from outside the solar system to the sun, fighting mini bosses and bosses the whole way; beat teh final boss, and then the make you fight your whole way back out of the solar system.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BF4img_CyM

[Anonymous No.1675721]

>>1675507
This game is amazing. I'm currently playing through the Japanese version since I don't have a 50hz TV and don't like pirating/emulating, and it's legit terrifying, and just damn cool.

[Anonymous No.1675793]

>>1675720
for some reason i actually know about this game

[Anonymous No.1675965]

>>1675793
Probably because it was an insanely popular shmup, and is considered a classic.

Great game.

Contributing to the thread, super adorable puzzle game.

[Anonymous No.1676058]

>>1675965
omg i love this cover art

[Anonymous No.1676069]

>>1675965
>>1676058
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dz2Ocg4WCs
Game is 3kawaii5me, dat robot song man, hngggg...

[Anonymous No.1676252]

>>1675720
first time i heard toccata and fugue in d minor.
for some time i always called it "that gyruss music".
actually learnt that it was bach's when vanessa mae plays a rendition of it.

[Anonymous No.1676926]

>>1662813
Has there been an upload of that yet?

[Anonymous No.1678030]

>>1676926
yes it's called fuckmeintheass incorporate

[Anonymous No.1678032]

>>1662813
someone did a LP of it for somethings awful

is not THAT obscure
but its pretty weird

[Anonymous No.1678524]

>>1676926
Someone did upload it, that's how I got an ISO of it.

[Anonymous No.1678542]

[Anonymous No.1678547]

>>1676926
http://www.legendsworld.net/adventure/game/4321

[Anonymous No.1678561]

Code Name: Viper

A solid capcom game. I think the bland character might account for no one remembering this one, or for ignoring it altogether. Or maybe it was his weird pants... Either way, I encourage everyone who is a fan of the genre to try it out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-puOsVwsSkY

[Anonymous No.1678605]

>>1655949
I like this guy.
Also, here is a game that might or not might be obscure at all.

[Anonymous No.1678674]

>>1656952
Yes it is.

Fuck the multiplayer, especially Paper, Scissors, Stone.

There's another mini game where you watch shit drift down a river, it's never that fair.

[Anonymous No.1678682]

>>1658845
This is a very unfriendly game.

I have a friend who used to work at a used game speciality store and he would have to explain to many customers that this is NOT pac-man that you would typically see on the shelves.

This game will force you into a very serious and unforgiving process of trial and error until you have perfected it. Any level where pac-man is on a vehicle or object is a pain in the ass. Using his orbs can be a major kick in the balls especially when you need him to eat shit on the screen.

It's never entertaining when you are pointing at shit for him to do and he isn't in the mood. It's like pulling teeth babysitting this guy.

This game shouldn't be streamed, recorded, or shared for entertainment.

Pac-man 2: The New Adventures is only played to end a personal grudge against the game, never for enjoyment.

[Anonymous No.1678728]

>>1676069
>those noises she makes

[Anonymous No.1678752]

>>1658845
Oh God, this game is unadulterated shit.

[Anonymous No.1678863]

>>1678605
That's one of my top 5 games of all time. It was amazing.

[Anonymous No.1678905]

>>1659767
Looks more like the organic MazinSaga suit to me

[Anonymous No.1678926]

>people post obscure games and everyone else on /vr/ says they aren't obscure
every time

[Anonymous No.1679201]

>>1654540
>Captain Commando
Well which is it? Is he a captain or a commando?
Might as well be called General Lieutenant or President Mayor.

[Anonymous No.1679219]

>>1672224
>saturn
>All games for it are obscure by definition.
>wonderswan color

It's not that obscure dingus. I've met a couple owners of it. It just had a short life span.

[Anonymous No.1679224]

>>1679201
>captain commando
>capt. comm.
>capcom

[Anonymous No.1679226]

Let's put some more PC games here.

I never knew a person who has played this except me.

Dr. Lunatics' Spooky Castle is a really fun and interestinf top-down platformer, maybe a dungeon crawler, with lots of strange features and level and secrets and mechanics.

It's really great, I've enjoyed it a lot until the game crashes when I defeat the final¿? boss. Some cinematic triggers and then POOF, the game crashes. I think is because i've plaed it pirate, I don't know really.

In fact, I don't have any information of this game, it's that obscure.

[Anonymous No.1679342]

>>1678926
it's like they're trying to prove something

[Anonymous No.1679347]

>>1679201
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH

[Anonymous No.1679350]

>>1679224

[Anonymous No.1679359]

>>1679350
:(

[Anonymous No.1679389]

While I was searching information for Community POM one of the first results on Google lead me to this thread on /vr/.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7OVZ2R-A64
Why gems like this don't get localized? Is it because it's "too cute" for the macho, western gamers?

[Anonymous No.1679393]

>>1679350
You have an incedibly shitty atittude, but that's actually the official explanation.

[Anonymous No.1679406]

>>1679350
You have an incedibly shitty atittude, but that's actually the official explanation. He was meant to be capcom's arcade division mascot before megaman became a thing, they even had him besides the company logo in some early games.

[Anonymous No.1679416]

>>1679406

[Anonymous No.1679434]

chances are there are some scandis that have played this but it's still pretty obscure. ambitious art-game kind of, with first-person puzzle solving and rts segments where you're trying to win a space race
you're some guy stuck in a prison cell and when you solve a puzzle you're transferred to a colorful fantasy land where you're building a rocket and then it goes back to the prison and so on.

the cover says
>the last thing to leave you is your imagination...

[Anonymous No.1680042]

>>1679406
PESIMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
i would totally offer my future daughter's virginity to pepsiman

[Anonymous No.1680140]

>>1679406
what the fuck is wrong with you ? are you retarded ?

[Anonymous No.1680603]

>>1679224
uh oh, i think i hav bad news for you

[Anonymous No.1680635]

>>1678682
The GCCX episode was pretty good though.

[Anonymous No.1680636]

>>1680140
>>1680603
Enlighten me. afaik that's the official reasoning for that name, probably the japs chose because it sounded cool.

[Anonymous No.1680645]

>>1680636
you are gay

[Anonymous No.1680646]

>>1678926
>People claiming all Saturn games are obscure
>People claiming smash hit arcade games from the 80s and 90s are obscure
It's the generation gap with older gamers having to explain things to younger ones. We're just starting to get heavier and heavier levels of 4chan style adversarial interaction as the board gets older and older.

In the beginning we "older" (30s even late 20s) gamers would nicely tell our stories to the teens and they were generally serious gamers who were happy to absorb the true flavor of back then from us.

Some threads still manage to be largely that kind of interaction... But not many.

[Anonymous No.1680649]

>>1680645
The origin of Captain Commando as a character predates his appearance in his self-titled game. In the packaging and manuals of many of Capcom's earlier titles for the Nintendo Entertainment System in North America released between 1986 and 1989. All of Capcom's games released for the NES between 1986 and 1988 (1942, Commando, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Mega Man, Trojan, Section Z and Gun Smoke) were released as part of the "Captain Commando Challenge Series" and featured a drawing of the Captain on the back of the packaging, which depicted him as a "futuristic" space hero wielding a raygun on each hand and two large medallions around his neck with the letter "C" engraved on each. Each game's instruction manual also featured a "Special Message" from the Captain addressed to the owner of the game, congratulating the player for purchasing one of Capcom's products. Additionally the instruction manual for Section Z identified the otherwise nameless player character as being Captain Commando himself.

[Anonymous No.1680652]

>>1680645
It's true, man, the japs do this weird portmanteau of words using the initiating sylables of two words to create a third one.

It's not meant to be a military designation, it's supposed to be a play on words using the name of the company.

[Anonymous No.1680654]

>People acting like having checked the Wikipedia article renders them some kind of an expert to the point of getting arrogant about it.

[Anonymous No.1680656]

>>1680652
I'm just citing the facts.

[Anonymous No.1680659]

>>1680652
Actually I first heard about it years ago on the trivia session of MAWS. You see, I'm a bit of a capcom beat'em up fanatic myself.

You can see him on the back of the boxes cited on that article.
I'm just citing the facts.

[Anonymous No.1680662]

>>1680654
Come on, throw some more immature insults at me, you're making my dick hard.

[Anonymous No.1680664]

>>1680656
>>1680659
The reason this whole thing is dumb is because this is an obscure games thread and you're insisting on going on and on about shit that isn't obscure to anybody who was there or really anybody who's a serious hobbyist.

This is the kind of thing you miss out on when the extent of your knowledge comes from playing ROMs (without packaging or manuals or even cover illustrations) on emulators - probably for consoles only and missing the arcade experience completely.

[Anonymous No.1680710]

Getting back on track. Here's Darkmere. It's an Amiga game (maybe on Atari SEs too?) that I remember really wanting to play and hoping it would be ported. It's basically just a fetch game with some kinda clumsy combat. Diablo is the singularity point for these kind of "isomorphic 3D" games but they used to be everywhere. Equinox and Solstice are the least obscure examples but if you like those type of games there's an immense amount of them to be discovered on retro computers.

[Anonymous No.1680731]

>>1663412
>>1654630
Is there an english version of this game?

[Anonymous No.1680732]

>>1680710
>Darkmere
Man, I wanted to play this so bad when I first seen it in a gaming mag.
The art and the article got me hyped for it, but I only had a C64 back then.

[Anonymous No.1680808]

Prehistorik on the Commodore CDTV. The game's not much fun, so I haven't completed it, but I have played it.

I really want to get some of the European gaming computers from back in the day. They had so many good games back then.

[Anonymous No.1680863]

>>1654536
waiting for this in the mail

[Anonymous No.1680918]

>>1660273
There's a bunch of guides on it, it's very possible just not commonly done.

[Anonymous No.1681009]

>>1680863
So this is what happened to Kamille at the end of Gundam Z...

[Anonymous No.1681427]

It's Tetris, but with a cute anime girl

[Anonymous No.1681471]

>>1680808
Like Sinclair and ZX-Spectrum? I'm more fascinated by MSX and PC-98 right now but Amiga never fails to impress me.

[Anonymous No.1681501]

>>1681471
ZX-Spectrum and the Amiga computers are the ones that interest me the most as far as Europe is concerned. I would kill to have an MSX computer or two. They're such an interesting part of computer history and have some of the coolest hardware I've ever seen.

[Anonymous No.1681516]

>>1680710
I don't wanna play it based on your description, but man are those some charming graphics.

[Anonymous No.1681576]

>>1681516
They're awesome but I would have been way disappointed in the gameplay having come off beating The Immortal. Or who knows maybe I would have enjoyed the lower difficulty and drawn out tedium.

[Anonymous No.1681581]

It never came to consoles so I guess I'll never know how teen me would have reacted.

Playstation made me forget all about graphics like these, but I've come back to them. Feels good.

[Anonymous No.1681583]

>>1681427
>Not knowing who she is

I mean, you don't need to like anime to remember how this shit was popular back then.

[Anonymous No.1681596]

Moonstone is another way sick Amiga game. It's kind of a multiplayer COMPETITIVE beat-em-up crossed with a board/tactical game with brutal difficulty and explicitly violent graphics.

[Anonymous No.1682034]

>>1681596
ur mum is a lezbo

[Anonymous No.1682036]

>>1681583
yeah she's that chick from power rangers kaceytron
amirite ?

[Anonymous No.1682089]

>>1656528
because it's so obscure?

[Anonymous No.1682128]

>>1682089
becuz u r a gaytron gayfag

[Anonymous No.1682275]

>>1682036
r u talking shit about my waifu fgt?

She's Sakura from Sakura Card Captor. Thanks to >>1681427 for pointin me out to this version, I'll play it at once.

[Anonymous No.1683256]

>>1675507
My favorite Survival Horror. The sheer creativity this game displays is really astounding.

[Anonymous No.1683260]

>>1681583
In Japan, yeah, in which case you'd have to know about anime to know how popular it was.

Cardcaptors completely bombed in the US.

[Anonymous No.1683264]

Maybe I'll go through this one day. I've played only one or two hours.

[Anonymous No.1683265]

>>1683260
It was fairly popular in Europe too, at least that was my impression.

[Anonymous No.1683483]

Never met anyone else who's heard of it.

[Anonymous No.1683494]

>>1683483
I own it. Definitely shittier than Beyond the Beyond. Quest 64 level

[Anonymous No.1683508]

>>1655905
>0.1/10 game
>using decimals on a scale of ten
>not just using scale of one hundred
You're a terrible person.

[Anonymous No.1683593]

>>1683508
ur gay

[Anonymous No.1683627]

>>1683494
>>1683483
Not the guy who posted it, but it's really a solid game. I don't see what you could think is too bad about it.

[Anonymous No.1683632]

>>1680731
Yes, Europe-only. It doesn't matter though, since there's practically no dialogue in the game, and the one opening narration with voiceover is in english.

[Anonymous No.1684073]

>>1683627
teh cover obvsly

[Anonymous No.1684076]

>>1683632
u mean japan only
n00b

[Anonymous No.1685830]

[Anonymous No.1685841]

Isabelle:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaONCqRVykY
http://www.mediafire.com/download/25yyuppqy9a1ad8/Isabelle.iso
http://www.mediafire.com/download/j10xt0kf2pz9hvr/Isabelle+-+Update.rar

[Anonymous No.1687154]

LEAGUE OF LEGENDS IS AN OBSCURE GAME XDDD!!!!!

[Anonymous No.1687298]

>>1680863
I was about to post that before reading through this thread. Always tried explaining it to people, but when everyone said they hadn't heard of it, I just assumed I had dreamed it up or something.

[Anonymous No.1687572]

>>1656528
Dude, I dunno, I remember hearing a lot about that game because it was so violent, even when it had recently come out. Maybe it was even mentioned on the news when I was young?

[Anonymous No.1687967]

Dino-Might Baseball - Not sure if this counts as im mot sure it made it out of the demo phase.

1997 Microforum. Anybody?

[Anonymous No.1687968]

Mission Critical. Guest staring Michael Dorn!

[Anonymous No.1687986]

>>1675965
oh man this game is so hard to find. and it gets super hard really quick. The music is really weird too could of used more video game sounding background music for the levels

[Anonymous No.1688171]

>>1687967
DinoMight Baseball was released as a full version. Old-Games.RU has it for download.

http://www.old-games.ru/game/4987.html

[Anonymous No.1688270]

>>1683265
South America too.

Brother called me a faggot for watching it then I caught him watching it too one day. Asshole.

[Anonymous No.1688910]

>>1688270
u and ur brother are both faggots
as well as everybody n this gay website
/thread
/website
/4chan

[Anonymous No.1688942]

>>1654536
u is fg on PS1 best game ever
Ihab is fg it's part 2

[Anonymous No.1689027]

I liked it.

[Anonymous No.1689031]

Never see people talk about this one. I had a lot of fun with it. I swear the AI cheats though.

[Anonymous No.1689085]

>>1688171

Fucking Saved.

Thank you Anon you're amazing. looks like 4chan can save childhoods as well as destroying them.

[Anonymous No.1689375]

>>1689031
It was an interesting trpg that never got past generally mediocre.

If they would have sprung for actual backgrounds it probably would have been a lot more immersive.

And the battle system was actually pretty broken.

[Anonymous No.1690741]

>>1656987

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laseractive

[Anonymous No.1691254]

>>1655903
I loved this game. Never beat it though.

[Anonymous No.1691262]

>>1655257
Just looked this game up because of the pretty image. Definitely looks like a really comfy experience. Too bad I don't know shit about moonrunes.

[Anonymous No.1691706]

>>1672224
You've never met anyone who owned a Saturn?

Get out more, man.

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