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I like Heros of Might and Magic (1 and 2), and Pharoah city builder game, also about once every year I pull out my old Commodore 64 and discs and play leather goddesses of phobos and nightmare on elm street for a few days for fun.
I like Heros of Might and Magic (1 and 2), and Pharoah city builder game, also about once every year I pull out my old Commodore 64 and discs and play leather goddesses of phobos and nightmare on elm street for a few days for fun.
I could never figure out what to use the T remover for. Obviously, I never got far in that game. I did like making a rabbi, though
Body Harvest. That game was one of the best I've ever played for N64 and yet I'm the only one I know of who knows about it.
Didn't everyone know that Body Harvest was like a pre-requisite to the GTA series? It was actually developed by Rockstar Games but they were under a different name then.
The biggest difference obviously is that instead of the environment of gangs and inner cities, the environment is one of alien invasions. I really hope they do a graphical reboot of that game.
There was an old NES war strategy game called "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
It was pretty awesome.
That and the DOS game "Master of Orion".
I remember Romance of the Three Kingdoms. They actually had several sequals for both NES and moving up to the PS1 platform (I am assuming it was a popular game in Japan and easily exported over). In fact it is avaible as a download game on the PSN.
Older games in the Dragon Warrior Series (I to VI).. I loved the text-based combat system. Although the newer systems still follow the text-based battles, the graphics and special effects ruined it. I've installed them on my smartphone and play them using an emulator, something that can't be done with the newer ones.
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