Great games nobody played but they really need to
 

Eternal Darkness(GC) and Lost Odyssey(360) are the first two to spring to mind. YOUR TURN.

Legend of Dragoon. If you havent played this, you really fucking need to.

Gladius for the GC (actually i think this was mutliplatform now that i think about it) also. go buy it so Lucas Arts will make me a sequel.

that sounds awesome

Fire Pro Wrestling (GBA).

Didn't sell that well but the 2nd one sold even worse which made Spike cancel the entire series in the US until Fire Pro Wrestling Returns on the PS2. That one also sold badly which is why the series doesn't have any more games released here (XBLA version still hasn't shown up).

I bought it twice due to losing it. And the sequel.

Psychonauts

sadly they arent making new one in japan either tho.

Lunar: Silver Star Story, Chrono Cross (Most likely due to Final Fantasy 9 being released around the same time), and Incredible Crisis.

Also played Eternal Darkness and LO. Though I need to finish LO one of these days.

Gregory Horror Show

Deadly Premonition is a phenomenal game.

It's great. once you get to the 4th disk (no idea if you did) the game gets off the rail and opens up allowing you to fight several (6 i think) optional bosses most with optional dungons. the rewards are epic and until you hit level 80ish the challenge is worthy. and obviously the story is great in the game. def worth finishing.

the problem most had with crono crss was its departure from the origional.

I only got through like, disc 1, because I lost disc 2. Stupid multi-disc deals. I did find all four, however. Just haven't picked it back up again. Really should, since I'm kinda in a gaming slump.

I always like Legendary Wings for NES. Dont think that was a popular game at all but it provided me with a weekend of fun back in the day.

Super Mario 3

Eternal Darkness was what immediately popped into my mind when I saw the thread title. Easily in my top 10 games of all time.

The US port of Firepro actually well exceeded expectations. There hasn't been another Firepro because of the decline of pro wrestling in Japan. Wrestle Kingdom 2 was the last wrestling game to come out, and that was in 2006 or something.

Lost Odyssey was a great game but one that I never did get round to finishing, will definitely make time to do so in the future.

Another good JRPG is Resonance Of Fate, it certainly wasn't the greatest in terms of the story but it had an interesting world and battle system going for it and is worth picking up should you find it quite cheap.

One game I always give a shout out to is Psi Ops back on the PS2. It was a game in which you played a man who had been given psychic powers via experimentation. It was one of the first games I noticed to really take advantage of using the environment. It had a good story, great gameplay but for some reason just never got the acclaim I feel it deserved.

Someone mentioned Eternal Darkness, won't go into any detail on that but will just tell people to play it.

halo

....lol


:shifty:

sorry.

there was a james bond game for the gameboy i loved a while back, but can't remember what it was called

Blazing Dragons, the psx/saturn adventure game.

I watched some video of the battle system and it kinda turned me off.

OMG YES!

https://encrypted-tbn3.google.com/im...Y3FijAHmTyxGs9

james bond 007

amazing how i couldn't remember it

Lufia for Gameboy.

Tombi! (or Tomba!, depending on where you live.) for the PS1. Fantastic and colourful game. It's a 2D platformer that uses 2D sprites for characters but the world is made of 3D models.
It's got a RPG style to it with you gaining XP, talking to people to get quests and collecting better gear.

Skullmonkeys. A claymation 2D platformer for the PS1 by the Neverhood guys and starring the same character, Klayman. It has a dark look to it but it's actually pretty funny.

Thought most people had played Eternal Datkness judging by the demand for a sequel.

Oh hell's yes :heart:

Threads of Fate on PS1

Also, Clash at Demonhead on NES.

Beyond Good & Evil

Nah. It's basically a cult hit, which is kinda amusing given the Lovecraft-style gameplay and a critical hit. Thanks to the internet, you see a lot more people clamoring for a sequel than you would otherwise.

Also, Skies of Arcadia (DC) with a remake for the Gamecube. I only played the remake, as I never had a Dreamcast. The GC version adds quite a few things, including a bit of backstory that's probably worth it.

Sadly, the main characters and bad guy are as flat as Cloud and Sepiroth, but the game packs a cool magic/combat system, a decent story, fun exploration (except a couple of discoveries) and a decent amount of playtime. Oh, and ship combat, which you don't see much in RPGs. This last bit wasn't as common as it could have been, though.

This is another game I reeeeeeally want to have a sequel.

great game :heart:

I don't feel Snow Bros. gets the recognition it deserves. Same with the first two Oddworld games.

The first two odd world games are in my alltime fav games, didnt realize they werent popular.

Busted out the discs. Probably stop again on Tuesday because of KoA, but wanted to do some gaming on something I hadn't played the hell outta. only problem (well, aside from missing my most recent save) is that I couldn't remember what I was doing and where I was going so I kinda wandered around like an idiot for a while until I stumbled onto the plot.

Ghost Trick

It's a simply amazing piece of writing and a localisation job from the guys who did Phoenix Wright with fantastic animation, art style and gameplay.

I finished it last year on DS and was basically shouting at the screen. It's just come out on iPhone/iPad too and you get the first 3 chapters for free to try it out.

Who wants to shout at the screen? We're not negroes here.