Cerebration on 20/5/2009 at 16:07
OK, here are some suggestions from the old school:
Midwinter II: Flames of Freedom. In Midwinter you had just the one island and had to travel either by ski, cable car or glider. It took ages to get anywhere. Midwinter II had tons of different islands, a wide range of vehicles (including the legendary go-anywhere flying sub) and more varied mission objectives.
Dizzy: I preferred the sequels to the original as they changed the gameplay from an action platformer to more of an adventure.
Spellbound and Knight Tyme: two sequels to Mastertronic's Finders Keepers. Again the gamplay changed from action to adventure and was much better for it.
Target Renegade: better than the original Renegade IMHO.
Robocop 3: really cool (for the time) 3d graphics with a mixture of driving and FPS action. The first two in the series were simple platformers.
Microprose Grand Prix: The first one was good but I think GP3 was the best of the lot.
steo on 20/5/2009 at 16:29
Quote Posted by Jason Moyer
Fallout 3
As a sequel to Fallout 2, or to Oblivion?
ZylonBane on 20/5/2009 at 16:37
Aw what the hell--
Super Mario Bros.
Aja on 20/5/2009 at 16:40
Quote Posted by steo
As a sequel to Fallout 2, or to Oblivion?
oh! oh the WIT
Jason Moyer on 20/5/2009 at 16:40
Quote Posted by steo
As a sequel to Fallout 2, or to Oblivion?
As a longer first-person Fallout 1.
Taffer36 on 20/5/2009 at 16:45
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The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening: Now, this one is entirely personal preference, but this tight little green adventure on the Game Boy came shortly after the SNES smash A Link to the Past, and in my opinion, surpassed all before it, and remains my favorite Zelda adventure to this day. I'll admit it's mainly nostalgia talking here, though.
The ending to that game was HORRIBLE, though:
That's it?! THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR?! A FUCKING GIANT WHALE WITH CARPETING DRAPED ON IT?! Seriously that was one of the worst reveals in gaming history, it was so awful.june gloom on 20/5/2009 at 17:02
Quote Posted by Jason Moyer
As a longer first-person Fallout 1.
You know, replaying Fallout 1 for the 10th time after just getthing through FO3 a few months ago, you're right- FO3
does feel like a first-person FO1. BR# may not like that and he'll probably post some bullshit about how stupid I am but I don't give a fuck. FO1 is one of my favourite games and I really, really liked FO3. If NMAtards can't handle that it's not my problem.
Jason Moyer on 20/5/2009 at 17:08
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
Aw what the hell--
Super Mario Bros.
I should probably agree with you, but I dunno. Well after SMB was out and no longer of much interest to me, I was still throttling quarters into Mario Bros. I guess they were both classics.
Volitions Advocate on 20/5/2009 at 21:53
Has anybody mentioned Duke Nukem 3D?
Nameless Voice on 20/5/2009 at 22:02
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Duke Nukem 3D
Inline find is your friend.
