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PGD Games Remembrance Thread 2.0 - Can't remember the title of a game? Ask here
- Jul 7, 2012 11:50 pm GMTHi I wonder if any of you guys can help me track down an old freeware PC shooter game. You're looking down the moveable barrel of a gun, with sights at the end, across a stretch of lake. Occasionally a character in a boat goes across the lake, and this person you mustn't shoot. You then have little one-eyed (if I remember) monsters going across the lake, disappearing under the water and reappearing, and you have to shoot these. You also have to shoot what seem to be jellyfish as they come towards you, again disappearing under the water and reappearing. Can anyone tell me the name of this old game and where I can download it? Many thanks if you can help me with this.
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- Jul 10, 2012 9:21 am GMTI'm looking for a game that's not really old, but I remember only vaguely. - 3d third-person (may have had a first person mode also) - seemed to be a Japanese-made game with a somewhat anime-like style - reminded me a little of Fatal Frame or Silent Hill but wasn't really horror - played as a boy in a dark place that looked like an abandoned mall. - there may have had a boy character named Crow and another girl character - may have been a character with a shopping cart that you talked to and maybe traded with - may have been on Wii or Ps3. Was out maybe around the time that the PS3 first came out. - dark, quiet atmosphere. maybe there were some shadow/ghost monsters too. - maybe had some sort of post-apocalypse thing going on I remember one part where you walked into a dark public bathroom and when you walked passed one of the mirrors, a bunch of black shadow ghost hands would slowly reach out. I remember a map and inventory system I think. Thanks in advance =)
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- Jul 10, 2012 12:21 pm GMT
Can't remember the title of a game? Ask us in the Game Remembrance Thread
Over 200 resolved queries[QUOTE="novosis"]I'm looking for a game that's not really old, but I remember only vaguely. - 3d third-person (may have had a first person mode also) - seemed to be a Japanese-made game with a somewhat anime-like style - reminded me a little of Fatal Frame or Silent Hill but wasn't really horror - played as a boy in a dark place that looked like an abandoned mall. - there may have had a boy character named Crow and another girl character - may have been a character with a shopping cart that you talked to and maybe traded with - may have been on Wii or Ps3. Was out maybe around the time that the PS3 first came out. - dark, quiet atmosphere. maybe there were some shadow/ghost monsters too. - maybe had some sort of post-apocalypse thing going on I remember one part where you walked into a dark public bathroom and when you walked passed one of the mirrors, a bunch of black shadow ghost hands would slowly reach out. I remember a map and inventory system I think. Thanks in advance =)[/QUOTE] Fragile Dreams- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 13, 2012 6:59 am GMT
hello everyone!
i've been trying to figure this out for quite a while. it's a game on the NES for sure. i think it was a power rangers game but i haven't been able to find it. and it's not "power rangers 2" which you can easily find online. it's a 2d action/platformer and of what i remember, all the character sprites and graphics in general were quite small. i remember playing at a friend's place and i played it only once so i may not be sure of some details but i had selected the white ranger and when you pressed 'select' a bird sort of thing would fly across the screen and kill all the enemies. some sort of special attack perhaps. at the endof the level there was a 'zord' battle (those huge robot things)
this may not be a power rangers game at all but i feel it was. i would love to play it again just for kicks. thanks in advance!- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 13, 2012 8:05 am GMT
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Over 200 resolved queries[QUOTE="akumenon"]hello everyone!
[/QUOTE] [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2IRNnH0E6Y]Power Rangers 2?[/url]
i've been trying to figure this out for quite a while. it's a game on the NES for sure. i think it was a power rangers game but i haven't been able to find it. and it's not "power rangers 2" which you can easily find online. it's a 2d action/platformer and of what i remember, all the character sprites and graphics in general were quite small. i remember playing at a friend's place and i played it only once so i may not be sure of some details but i had selected the white ranger and when you pressed 'select' a bird sort of thing would fly across the screen and kill all the enemies. some sort of special attack perhaps. at the endof the level there was a 'zord' battle (those huge robot things)
this may not be a power rangers game at all but i feel it was. i would love to play it again just for kicks. thanks in advance!- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 14, 2012 9:46 am GMTHi everyone. I've been trying to remember the name of this game for months because I'd love to go buy it and play it again, but I cannot remember the name to save my life. I've been looking around the net for screenshots and titles of old PS1 games to see if it popped up anywhere, but no luck. So, luckily someone at Tom's Hardware pointed me in the direction of you guys. The game is a PS1 game, role-playing, and came out in the 90s'. All that I can really remember is that in part of the game your character walks around a school where the kids learn magic, and there are two statues out in front of the school that you can move, which then gives you a portal to another place. Also, I know that when you're outside of the building and walking around to see other things, the "town" is more vertical than horizontal. If this rings any bells I'd love to hear from you! Just knowing the title would make my month because I've been driving myself crazy trying to force the memory back into my brain and it's just not happening. LOL Thanks so much, Tracy
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- Jul 14, 2012 9:55 am GMTHi everyone. I've been trying to remember the name of this game for months because I'd love to go buy it and play it again, but I cannot remember the name to save my life. I've been looking around the net for screenshots and titles of old PS1 games to see if it popped up anywhere, but no luck. So, luckily someone at Tom's Hardware pointed me in the direction of you guys. The game is a PS1 game, role-playing, and came out in the 90s'. All that I can really remember is that in part of the game your character walks around a school where the kids learn magic, and there are two statues out in front of the school that you can move, which then gives you a portal to another place. Also, I know that when you're outside of the building and walking around to see other things, the "town" is more vertical than horizontal. If this rings any bells I'd love to hear from you! Just knowing the title would make my month because I've been driving myself crazy trying to force the memory back into my brain and it's just not happening. LOL Thanks so much, Tracy
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- Jul 14, 2012 10:02 am GMT
[QUOTE="catbelly36"]Hi everyone. I've been trying to remember the name of this game for months because I'd love to go buy it and play it again, but I cannot remember the name to save my life. I've been looking around the net for screenshots and titles of old PS1 games to see if it popped up anywhere, but no luck. So, luckily someone at Tom's Hardware pointed me in the direction of you guys. The game is a PS1 game, role-playing, and came out in the 90s'. All that I can really remember is that in part of the game your character walks around a school where the kids learn magic, and there are two statues out in front of the school that you can move, which then gives you a portal to another place. Also, I know that when you're outside of the building and walking around to see other things, the "town" is more vertical than horizontal. If this rings any bells I'd love to hear from you! Just knowing the title would make my month because I've been driving myself crazy trying to force the memory back into my brain and it's just not happening. LOL Thanks so much, Tracy [/QUOTE]
Any of these???- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 14, 2012 10:54 pm GMTAh!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy
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- Jul 15, 2012 6:01 am GMTcatbelly36 wrote:Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite
Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5
[QUOTE="catbelly36"]Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy[/QUOTE]
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite :) Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 15, 2012 6:39 am GMTIt's Ennio MorriconeJustforvisit wrote:catbelly36 wrote:Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5
Also, the music from Wild Arms is a direct remix of his work. See links below:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s
Edited on Jul 15, 2012 6:40 am GMT
Can't remember the title of a game? Ask us in the Game Remembrance Thread
Over 200 resolved queries[QUOTE="Justforvisit"]
[QUOTE="catbelly36"]Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy[/QUOTE]
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite :) Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5[/QUOTE] It's Ennio Morricone ;) Also, the music from Wild Arms is a direct remix of his work. See links below:
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s[/url]
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joq9WadIMxE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joq9WadIMxE[/url]
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- Jul 15, 2012 3:29 pm GMTBlack_Knight_00 wrote:It's Ennio MorriconeJustforvisit wrote:catbelly36 wrote:Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5 Also, the music from Wild Arms is a direct remix of his work. See links below:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s
Holy s***. For years, that NEVER came across my mind, the Fligaia Overworld theme being a remix to Encio's Ectacsy Of Gold theme. Wow. Holy crap. Good call man!
Also, Wild ARMS was one of the first RPGs I played on the PSOne and it's fantastic. I believe the remake on PS2 is great too!
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[QUOTE="Black_Knight_00"]
[QUOTE="Justforvisit"]
[QUOTE="catbelly36"]Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy[/QUOTE]
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite :) Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5[/QUOTE] It's Ennio Morricone ;) Also, the music from Wild Arms is a direct remix of his work. See links below:
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s[/url]
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joq9WadIMxE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joq9WadIMxE[/url]
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Holy s***. For years, that NEVER came across my mind, the Fligaia Overworld theme being a remix to Encio's Ectacsy Of Gold theme. Wow. Holy crap. Good call man!
Also, Wild ARMS was one of the first RPGs I played on the PSOne and it's fantastic. I believe the remake on PS2 is great too!
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- Jul 15, 2012 3:56 pm GMT
Can't remember the title of a game? Ask us in the Game Remembrance Thread
Over 200 resolved queries[QUOTE="Metamania"]Holy s***. For years, that NEVER came across my mind, the Fligaia Overworld theme being a remix to Encio's Ectacsy Of Gold theme. Wow. Holy crap. Good call man!Also, Wild ARMS was one of the first RPGs I played on the PSOne and it's fantastic. I believe the remake on PS2 is great too!
[/QUOTE] Man, I watched those western movies so many times even back then that I immediately recognized the Filgaia theme in WIld Arms. Good times!- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 19, 2012 3:26 pm GMTBlack_Knight_00 wrote:It's Ennio MorriconeJustforvisit wrote:catbelly36 wrote:Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5 Also, the music from Wild Arms is a direct remix of his work. See links below:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s
Wow, so this explains why the music has this awesome vibe[QUOTE="Black_Knight_00"]
[QUOTE="Justforvisit"]
[QUOTE="catbelly36"]Ah!! You guys are awesome. Someone had said Wild Arms in my first post on another page and now it's here in your list. . Just went to look for screenshots on the web and that's it!!!!!! Whew! I was going insane trying to remember that! lol Thanks so much---now I can head to ebay and buy it again! Tracy[/QUOTE]
Your welcome, glad I could help. 1 and two both are awesome games as well as three for PS2, but 1's my absolute favorite :) Buf if you could, like a fresh and not very often used RPG western setting with music that sometimes rivals those of Enrico Morricone you can't go wrong with them. Can't say much after three though, never played or was interested in 4 or 5[/QUOTE] It's Ennio Morricone ;) Also, the music from Wild Arms is a direct remix of his work. See links below:
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgDMieMWSGs&feature=player_detailpage#t=42s[/url]
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joq9WadIMxE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joq9WadIMxE[/url]
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Wow, so this explains why the music has this awesome vibe :)- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 22, 2012 4:25 am GMT
PSN ID: IC3_C0LD_ZERO
3DS FC: 3754-6729-5369
I am looking for a game that was released in the 90s for PC, I scarcely remember details but that's what I can remember so far
-You played as a shirtless monk with a Chinese ponytail who could fly
-The Starting Level was like a floating shrine, it had lots of green and some tree branches that went all the way up to the shrine there were also some other floating pieces of land that you could fly to (I think one of them had a dungeon with some giant insects that would attack you)
- I remember in the starting level there were some short blue aliens that would speak to you
- In the opening video I remember some windmills and a boy flying...
Can't really remember any more details, I was really young when I played the game and I never really made it past the first zone/level
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- Jul 22, 2012 4:42 am GMT
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Over 200 resolved queries[QUOTE="IC3_C0LD_ZERO"]I am looking for a game that was released in the 90s for PC, I scarcely remember details but that's what I can remember so far
-You played as a shirtless monk with a Chinese ponytail who could fly
-The Starting Level was like a floating shrine, it had lots of green and some tree branches that went all the way up to the shrine there were also some other floating pieces of land that you could fly to (I think one of them had a dungeon with some giant insects that would attack you)
- I remember in the starting level there were some short blue aliens that would speak to you
- In the opening video I remember some windmills and a boy flying...
Can't really remember any more details, I was really young when I played the game and I never really made it past the first zone/level
[/QUOTE] Karnov?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 22, 2012 11:13 am GMT
PSN ID: IC3_C0LD_ZERO
3DS FC: 3754-6729-5369
[QUOTE="Black_Knight_00"][QUOTE="IC3_C0LD_ZERO"]I am looking for a game that was released in the 90s for PC, I scarcely remember details but that's what I can remember so far
-You played as a shirtless monk with a Chinese ponytail who could fly
-The Starting Level was like a floating shrine, it had lots of green and some tree branches that went all the way up to the shrine there were also some other floating pieces of land that you could fly to (I think one of them had a dungeon with some giant insects that would attack you)
- I remember in the starting level there were some short blue aliens that would speak to you
- In the opening video I remember some windmills and a boy flying...
Can't really remember any more details, I was really young when I played the game and I never really made it past the first zone/level
[/QUOTE] Karnov?[/QUOTE] No, it was actually a 3d Game and it was action adventure- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Jul 22, 2012 12:39 pm GMT
Can't remember the title of a game? Ask us in the Game Remembrance Thread
Over 200 resolved queries[QUOTE="IC3_C0LD_ZERO"][QUOTE="Black_Knight_00"][QUOTE="IC3_C0LD_ZERO"]I am looking for a game that was released in the 90s for PC, I scarcely remember details but that's what I can remember so far
-You played as a shirtless monk with a Chinese ponytail who could fly
-The Starting Level was like a floating shrine, it had lots of green and some tree branches that went all the way up to the shrine there were also some other floating pieces of land that you could fly to (I think one of them had a dungeon with some giant insects that would attack you)
- I remember in the starting level there were some short blue aliens that would speak to you
- In the opening video I remember some windmills and a boy flying...
Can't really remember any more details, I was really young when I played the game and I never really made it past the first zone/level
[/QUOTE] Karnov?[/QUOTE] No, it was actually a 3d Game and it was action adventure[/QUOTE] Try Project Nomads- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
