DOS Games Discussion

Sharks with frickin laser beams!!!

Minus the infrared, just the first description sounds like Pit Fall, but that could not be it and those were alligators anyway.

Tobal 2 had 200 (That is two hundred!!! ) playable characters :wow: and had the anime look of Dragon Ball Z due to one of the artists. :no1: That game also had a quest mode. At one point I had the first game and it was alright. Sadly the sequel never came out to the States. To this day I still cry i...

Long week, my brain is fried, :boring: maybe someone else can think of a game to give clues for. If no one else you can or if not by that time I will most likely go. However I know for a fact that some places leaned the tables too much and worse yet to the side. You could tell automatically as the b...

Highspeed !!! I had to Google the name, but I knew from the moment I saw the lane and flippers what it was. (Actually just the mid right section would of sufficed for me, those arrows are very unique combined with the right flipper.) Funny though... as a child I thought it was just about a red car ...

There was a PlayNTrade but they left and also a Game Over. PNT was pretty good. Had decent prices. And when they tried to fix a game of mine, but could not, did not charge me for the attempt. Other places charge $3-$5 just to try and if does not work, oh well. GO however is ridiculously expensive. A...

I would be really thankful if you could remember the name you were talking about in your last part. My game seems to be very close to your game. I remembered the Blast you were talking about, in memories it could be charged too. I hope you could remember the name because it could be the game I'm se...

Clue 3: gravity and inertia are used to dictate pace and position; credits were typically awarded for breaking the current high score, but could also be gained by meeting or exceeding a predefined value, by meeting special conditions, or with a bit of lady luck by matching numbers. Released by Will...

I am not really sure of the years these were released, but Power Stone or at least it's sequel, (Dreamcast and PS2) Thrill Kill (PS1) which was canceled but completed before release and sent out over the internet, Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style (PS1) and obviously Super Smash Bros (N64) all had four player ...

I had to research the name and while I was on the wiki found out the game I am thinking of was made in the early 90's, but since it was my actual guess I shall still use it.

Lethal Enforcers

I was more or less poking a friendly jab at you. No worries why you done it. My mind works in wondrous ways as well.

Well a huge map to me would be Super Mario 3. It was two players and you would take turns between levels. You would travel along "roads" and there would be mushroom houses that let you play games of chance, like choose the chest for a prize, match the picture from three different parts tha...

Where you been? :huh: I saw this quite a while ago. Strangely enough two different posters, but virtually the same post (This one is older by several minutes.) and the other had the added "map". I think that is why this was ignored for so long. :suspicious: Now we just necroed it... ^_^

Do you get the complete cd, game manual and box? Or is it just a download? If it is just a download I do not want it. And plus I prefer to pay for games in person at a store, not online.

And I assume I was correct in the guess since the title was changed to it.

Well on the NES Cabal played with the directional buttons. You could either move left or right and roll in either direction or move the gun cursor on the screen if you pressed the fire button. It was the same as the arcade, minus the trackball of course, but same controls. And one button was for the...

Can not be anything official that I am aware of. The only Super Mario type game I am aware of not on a Nintendo system was the Phillips CD-i called Hotel Mario, along with three Legend of Zelda games that Nintendo wishes were never made and does not speak of them as true games of the series. Of cour...

Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura

It is the only thing I can think of. Was like Fallout, but had a steampunk/magic aspect to it. One of the games I have always really wanted, but never got to find an actual copy of.

Did the game switch between the three types, or did you have to run them separately? I recently ran into a Capcom "Arcade Hits Pack" that put games like Sidearms, Cabal, and Street Fighter together in one release. Cabal is a military shooting gallery, that's what made me think of it. Now ...

I can assure you, the demo of Tiny Tank is much better than the actual game... Rally Cross or one of those types of games I remember being on the Interactive Demo Disk of what came in with the PS1. I enjoyed how bouncy it was and the graphics for it's time was doable. Medievil was a decent demo and ...

APB Do not even get me started (too late... ^_^ ) on OPM and their free (The magazine cost $8 though compared to other similar magazines without demos... :huh: Tips and Tricks and PSM were awesome! TnT with their different consoles, including arcades with all their tips and tricks in the back and P...

It is. I thought that may of been too easy a clue. I was also thinking of using realistic damage makes the performance of the characters even worse. Get a heavy blow to your arm and you can no longer use it, get's your legs or ankles cut and you can no longer stand, etc. A beautiful game though. Eve...