Fighting game with Chun Li in the background

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Rally game that wasn't Colin McRae?

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Smash Brothers clone on DS?

Asked in: All / Not Sure - 422 days ago

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Racing game like Wipeout but with bikes

Asked in: Nintendo 64 - 422 days ago

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Recent game where you were a bull in a china shop

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Football Manager...but about musicians

Asked in: Commodore 64 - 423 days ago

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Candy platformer

Asked in: All / Not Sure - 423 days ago

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Two player arcade game with weird controller

Asked in: Arcade - 423 days ago

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C64 platformer where you rode a bike

Asked in: Commodore 64 - 423 days ago

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I am trying to remember a game from the mid to late eighties. I remember that it was a top down shooter over various terrain. I think it starts with desert terrain. I also think it was a jeep that you controlled. What I remember the most is that as the weapons upgraded the explosions also upgreded. Initially the missile shots resulted in a single small explosion. Then they went to a straight horizontal line explosion then finally to an " x " shaped explosion. Been looking for a while and am about to give up! Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Asked By: PoopsMcGee in All / Not Sure - 11 days ago

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Asked By: AndreasE in All / Not Sure - 126 days ago

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Asked By: dudeapprovedbud in Arcade - 185 days ago

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I don't know, I saw someone playing it a long time ago, you had to press the right button at the right time and switch between instruments, it was very trippy and cool, what was it?

Asked By: rux in PlayStation - 289 days ago

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This was 10ish years ago so my memory is realy vague!

Asked By: AshPDon in PC - 308 days ago

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On the character select the music went something like "one,two,three break it down" and there was a tetris mini game. It was not any variation of street fighter or mortal kombat.

Asked By: awwyeahgurrl in PlayStation - 321 days ago

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There were shamans and whatnot. Don't think it was B&W. You had to conquer other tribes and "convert" them to your side. You built huts. It was on PC around 5-7 years ago.

Asked By: Scofiled in All / Not Sure - 379 days ago

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I'm looking for a 3D RPG simillar to FFVII, it was for PC, I played a demo around the year 2002 The graphics were low polygon 3D with low res textures, like in final fantasy vii I can't remember much about it, the fights were in a different screen than the main play, the fights were on a rotated square with a different texture depending on the place, with your party at the right and the enemies at the left. I can remember that there was a town full of soldiers, and a snowy town where you were attacked by wolves. At some part a group of soldiers surround you and I never could beat that fight.

Asked By: sasquatch in PC - 393 days ago

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It had a strange name, something like Usupos or Popopos or rather, but I cant find a match. The artwork used a lot of white, kind of like an icy snowy theme? I think it had about 4 characters with differing abilities. Seemed like it came out of Europe to me. I dont think it was massively popular, possibly even one of those strange 3rd party releases that always had compatability issues.

Asked By: Nidis in Nintendo - 394 days ago

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What was that game that was a really early PC game about a detective that goes into a school late at night to take pictures of robots, as you travel around the classrooms reading books and gathering clues before taking photos of the robots? I remember one of the robot's names was Turbo. The game was in black and white. I remember playing it on a really old laptop that belonged to my dad.

Asked By: criticasartist in PC - 394 days ago

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this game had very good music, from what i remember at least. It might have been 8-bit. Remember being very colorful. and only consoles i owned back in the day were the Sega genesis and Super Nintendo, so it must've been on those.

Asked By: redrum671 in All / Not Sure - 395 days ago

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They had this cabinet at the Fuddrucker's on 355 in Rockville Maryland sometime in the early 90s. You played as a knight, walked around an isometric screen killing various medieval related enemies (skeletons, etc). The first boss was fought on the top of a tower and involved a giant sprite based segmented mace.

Asked By: Vark in Arcade - 420 days ago

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I remember renting a 2D platformer for the NES, but have trouble recalling much about it. I think there were multiple characters you could select and they may have had different abilities, which you needed to use to get past various sections of the game. I think they were also featured on the box art. I don't remember what these characters resembled, or what shape they were, but I believe they might have been different colours. I'm tempted to say you could change characters real-time in the level, but that could be incorrect. I believe it was a sidescroller, and stages weren't confined to a single screen. The levels may have been quite large. Any of these details could be wrong as I only played the game for a relatively short period of time, but for some reason it has stuck in my mind. I presume it isn't an incredibly well known game. I guess I won't expect this one to be solved anytime soon. I think I'll recognise the game when I see it, or at least I hope I will.

Asked By: Rahk in Nintendo - 422 days ago

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I vaguely recall a game where you controlled a spring legged character, or maybe springs were just attached to his body somehow. I believe a lot of bouncing was involved and you could control the height of your bounce, which would go quite high from memory. It may have been more of a vertical platformer rather than horizontal.

Asked By: Rahk in Commodore 64 - 422 days ago

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I seem to remember an old computer game that was a lot like Rampage, but a knock off of it...it featured larger on screen characters. Was quite fun!

Asked By: Gazunta in All / Not Sure - 423 days ago

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.... where I travelled between towns and traded, bought new sea ships.... Can't remember much more but I guess it was a trading simulation. Thanks in advance

Asked By: AndreasE in Super Nintendo - 183 days ago

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When I was a kid in the early 1990's, a friend of mine had what I can only guess was an Apple II, because I distinctly remember playing the game Super Bunny which was only released for the Apple II. However he had another game that distinctly stuck in my mind, it was a medieval themed game where there were a number of mini-games, one of which was jousting. I also believe (though I can't remember perfectly) there was some loose 'main' part of the game that tied all these mini-games together. For example you 'went' somewhere and it'd randomly throw up one of these mini-games. It was rather colourful from what I remember, very green, and one of the other games might possibly have been bobbing for apples? I don't know, this was like 16 years ago.

Asked By: Nidis in All / Not Sure - 328 days ago

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I believe you were in a mental asylum of some description, and the game was fairly dark (both in colour and tone) and bloody.

Asked By: Orbi in PlayStation - 422 days ago

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