MalicE
Party time! Excellent!
Now I've made a couple of posts here and every time I post one game I remember another, so I thought I'll just do them all, or rather the more memorable ones other wise this is going to be a LONG post, in one go ^_^
Monte Zuma series - impossible then, and still is today when I tried it again a couple of weeks back.
Bubble Bobble - Those little bubble blasting dragons gave us weeks of monochrome fun
Sierra - I find it hard to think of anything that came out of the Sierra studios that I didn't enjoy immensely, Police Quest, Space Quest, Kings Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Gabriel Knight, Ground Control, Return to Krondor, SWAT 3, The Incredible Machine... the list is endless. The one game I regret I never got to play was Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh
LucasArts - As with Sierra, same goes for Lucas Arts, I think the ones that stuck with me the most were the Monkey Island series (of course), Sam and Max, Grim Fandango, Armed and Dangerous and Loom (don't know if anyone remembers this little point-and-click)
Golden Axe - The shop on the corner made a small fortune off me with all the 20c coins I shoved into that machine (yeah rember that? arcade game machines use to run on 20c coins)
Earthworm Jim - Countless hours was spent whipping my head around and shooting crows, and surely one of the most difficult platformers I've played
Spartan X - DAMN THOSE TUMBLING MIDGETS!
MDK - bit "newer" but still a classic, but I would have to say MDK 2 was by far the better one for me (still looking for the HD remake)
Metal Slug - fast paced mindless Nazi blasting = FUN!
X-Com: Enemy Unknown - Looking forward to the remake!
Metal Fatigue - This is probably the only RTS I enjoyed and actually finished every campaign (I hate RTS games)
Constructor - Don't think it was very well known, but it was a great build-your-town type game, and also very frustrating when the neighbouring towns started "assaulting" you\
Hell I could go on all night, but it's well past 5 and time to go home and put some more hours into Kings of Amalur (AWESOME!)
Maybe I'll do an update tomorrow ^_^
Monte Zuma series - impossible then, and still is today when I tried it again a couple of weeks back.
Bubble Bobble - Those little bubble blasting dragons gave us weeks of monochrome fun
Sierra - I find it hard to think of anything that came out of the Sierra studios that I didn't enjoy immensely, Police Quest, Space Quest, Kings Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Gabriel Knight, Ground Control, Return to Krondor, SWAT 3, The Incredible Machine... the list is endless. The one game I regret I never got to play was Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh
LucasArts - As with Sierra, same goes for Lucas Arts, I think the ones that stuck with me the most were the Monkey Island series (of course), Sam and Max, Grim Fandango, Armed and Dangerous and Loom (don't know if anyone remembers this little point-and-click)
Golden Axe - The shop on the corner made a small fortune off me with all the 20c coins I shoved into that machine (yeah rember that? arcade game machines use to run on 20c coins)
Earthworm Jim - Countless hours was spent whipping my head around and shooting crows, and surely one of the most difficult platformers I've played
Spartan X - DAMN THOSE TUMBLING MIDGETS!
MDK - bit "newer" but still a classic, but I would have to say MDK 2 was by far the better one for me (still looking for the HD remake)
Metal Slug - fast paced mindless Nazi blasting = FUN!
X-Com: Enemy Unknown - Looking forward to the remake!
Metal Fatigue - This is probably the only RTS I enjoyed and actually finished every campaign (I hate RTS games)
Constructor - Don't think it was very well known, but it was a great build-your-town type game, and also very frustrating when the neighbouring towns started "assaulting" you\
Hell I could go on all night, but it's well past 5 and time to go home and put some more hours into Kings of Amalur (AWESOME!)
Maybe I'll do an update tomorrow ^_^