Conquer Club

static_ice wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:Anybody play Earthworm Jim?

I played my dad's trial version back in the Windows 95 days, how old was I then, 8? It was fun to do the pissing emote.

I played it on the Super Nintendo.

Actually, Worms Armageddon was great fun playing mutiplayer.

Pinball Game= Gorgar
Arcade Game = Tempest followed closely by Golden Tee
Apple II era game = Wizardry
PS2 game era = Madden Football
Now = Who the hell knows, I don't own a PS3 or Xbox

my fave games

ultimate final fantasy series, with 10 being my fave
close seconds come neverwinter nights and resident evil.

however its silent hill that was the one game that always scared the shit out of me, and the movie does the trick too!

heavenly29 wrote:my fave games

ultimate final fantasy series, with 10 being my fave
close seconds come neverwinter nights and resident evil.

however its silent hill that was the one game that always scared the shit out of me, and the movie does the trick too!

I approve. The first Silent Hill was nuts.

These Wiki-genres are somewhat limited, but I couldn't name just one game.

• Action: R-Type (MSX) / Half-Life (PC)
• Action-adventure: Metal Gear 1 & 2 (MSX) / Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PC)
• Adventure: LucasGames/LucasArts stuff back when the force wasn't with them (Monkey Island 1 & 2, Day Of The Tentacle, Indy 3 & 4, etc.)
• Construction and management simulation: Sim City 2000 (PC)
• Life simulation: N/A
• Role-playing: Dragon Slayer series (MSX) / Diablo (PC)
• Strategy: Eggerland 2 (MSX) / Civilization (PC)
• Vehicle simulation: Road Fighter (MSX) / Stunts (PC)

Never had any consoles myself except for the recent purchase of a PS3 (I had to play GTA 4 and MGS 4), so I won't list any console games (although gems like Super Mario Kart (SNES) come to mind).

yazoochick wrote:the best game would be my mum in bed (don't care which one)

brooksieb wrote: QFT!!!

Sorry mate, i had to....

Frop wrote:These Wiki-genres are somewhat limited, but I couldn't name just one game.

• Action: R-Type (MSX) / Half-Life (PC)
• Action-adventure: Metal Gear 1 & 2 (MSX) / Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PC)
• Adventure: LucasGames/LucasArts stuff back when they force wasn't with them (Monkey Island 1 & 2, Day Of The Tentacle, Indy 3 & 4, etc.)
• Construction and management simulation: Sim City 2000 (PC)
• Life simulation: N/A
• Role-playing: Dragon Slayer series (MSX) / Diablo (PC)
• Strategy: Eggerland 2 (MSX) / Civilization (PC)
• Vehicle simulation: Road Fighter (MSX) / Stunts (PC)

Never had any consoles myself except for the recent purchase of a PS3 (I had to play GTA 4 and MGS 4), so I won't list any console games (although gems like Super Mario Kart (SNES) come to mind).

Man, some classics there. If I wasn't a big fan of that kind of stuff I probably wouldn't have heard of them.

Good call with Monkey Island 1 & 2 though, we need to seriously consider some of the older adventures like Kings Quest, great stuff.

Donky Kong 64 on Nintendo 64!!!!!!!!!!!

There is no arguement that Defender is the greatest videogame of all time - gameplay is everything.

Begbie wrote:There is no arguement that Defender is the greatest videogame of all time - gameplay is everything.

GRAPPPHIICCSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GRAPHICSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SERIOUSLY!


GRAPHICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Snorri1234 wrote:

Begbie wrote:There is no arguement that Defender is the greatest videogame of all time - gameplay is everything.

GRAPPPHIICCSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GRAPHICSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't you mean

GR[u]APHICS!!!!!!!!!EL[b]EVEN!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!ONE

Minister Masket wrote:Actually, Worms Armageddon was great fun playing mutiplayer.

I love Worms!