/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.6793894]

Aquatic games thread. Any thoughts on this hidden gem?

[Anonymous No.6793921]

>>6793894
I haven't played this, yet. It's on my list, though. How are the controls?

As for other aquatic games, the Ecco games, Sub Rebellion, and Sub Commander are pretty good. So is In the Hunt.

[Anonymous No.6793938]

>>6793894
I dont think they ever made a game that really feels like diving into the ocean quite like this one

[Anonymous No.6793951]

[Anonymous No.6793968]

>>6793894
so far it is good i didnt finish it yet though

also not retro but the endless ocean games on wii were really good probably my favorite under water games

[Anonymous No.6793984]

>>6793894
The story is fucking wack.
One moment you're salvaging treasure from sunken ships the next you're [/spoiler]saving the world from terrorism.[/spoiler]

[Anonymous No.6793995]

>>6793984
It's called career trajectory, if you had ambition you would understand

[Anonymous No.6793998]

>>6793894
The story is fucking wack.
One moment you're salvaging treasure from sunken ships the next you're saving the world from terrorism.[/spoiler

[Anonymous No.6794168]

>>6793951
You don't even spend that much time in the water in this game lol

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[Anonymous No.6795942]

>>6793894
I'm stuck in this game. Do you need rip grind in order to progress the campaign? How do you get the deep sea stuff?

[Anonymous No.6796012]

Deep sea adventure on PS1. the game looks fun and original (switches between 2d RPG phases and 3d submarine phases) but I was too lazy to understand how to play since it's in japanese.

[Anonymous No.6796548]

If I remember correctly this game has loads of cheat codes.

[Anonymous No.6796797]

*BZZZZZZZT*

[Anonymous No.6796803]

>>6793998
Fucking hell, it was always on the back of my mind because I played a demo as a kid but after reading that I think I'll actually play it

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