[Keishi Bacheru]

Ah, I have a tough one...
I can't remember the name, but man;
it was WEIRD.

I played it when I was younger, you had to answer these questions with the most common sense answers, but at the same time, it was the weirdest set of answers you could possibly have... you could earn 'skips' for the questions, I think around 6 in total, though it wasn't useful on all questions.. I remember two questions, one was 'Can a match box?' and another, you had to get to the end button, but avoid the green on the screen. It was on a site that I played on when I was little, But I can't remember that either.

[Kangaroo]

Keishi Bacheru, on 19 February 2012 - 03:05 PM, said:

Ah, I have a tough one...
I can't remember the name, but man;
it was WEIRD.

I played it when I was younger, you had to answer these questions with the most common sense answers, but at the same time, it was the weirdest set of answers you could possibly have... you could earn 'skips' for the questions, I think around 6 in total, though it wasn't useful on all questions.. I remember two questions, one was 'Can a match box?' and another, you had to get to the end button, but avoid the green on the screen. It was on a site that I played on when I was little, But I can't remember that either.

Was it called "the impossible quiz?" and I think the answer to that one was "no, but a tin can."

[LunaticEyes]

Im new so dont yell at me o.o

Anyways i remember playing this one game with this samurai who would get a bunch of swords and save a bunch of girls

Also he had a very long ponytail

[Pomelo]

LunaticEyes, on 27 February 2012 - 08:04 PM, said:

Im new so dont yell at me o.o

Anyways i remember playing this one game with this samurai who would get a bunch of swords and save a bunch of girls

Also he had a very long ponytail

That sounds a bit generic tbh ono

[Sprites]

Pomelo, on 16 February 2012 - 08:52 AM, said:

There was this reeeeally old game back when MS-DOS was still around that I must have played when I was around 3. Ont the computer, of course.

I don't really remember much, but you played a cat (I'm pretty sure it was a white cat, or that's what I remember anyway), and you had to like...tip toe around a room of sleeping dogs (I remember them being bulldogs, or one of those big stereotypically "scary" dogs anywy), and if you stepped on them you'd wake them up and...i think it'd be game over? Also I remember a scene where the cat was sleeping on a fence. And I remember there was a lot of pink and blue, the graphics were also obviously pretty crude since I am sorta "old".

This one is Alley cat

[TamotsuKun]

LunaticEyes, on 27 February 2012 - 08:04 PM, said:

Im new so dont yell at me o.o

Anyways i remember playing this one game with this samurai who would get a bunch of swords and save a bunch of girls

Also he had a very long ponytail

tell me which platform and type of game it (side scroll, adventure ect) and i might be able to find it

[Pomelo]

Sprites, on 28 February 2012 - 11:33 AM, said:

This one is Alley cat

I looked it up...it's a little different that what I remember, but some parts are definitely familiar, so it must be it. Thanks!

(also wow I remember the graphics being crude but not this bad lmao)

[Sprites]

Graphics were correct 29 years ago back in time , when you had 16/256 color monitors


In the same era , if someone can remember a sort of pinball-like where you had to trap a ball using ascii symbols (/ and \ , not sure) ...
It was on a PET or something , before the Ms-dos era.

From someone even older
It was on my uncle's machine , I played it in ... 1988? but the thing is much older i'd say.

[Bakura]

Ah, okay, let's try.

It's a game I played on Dreamcast when I was little, it could've been an RPG but I'm not sure.
I don't remember much about it except for some images of the town and stuff, and...I think the main character was a guy.... but uh...

The output screen was a night sky, with the 50hz-60hz-Test each on kinda...stop signs. Pretty damn sure.
I have a picture of the main enemies somewhere, but since we just moved...xD; who knows where it is.

[Kangaroo]

Oh, shoot! Yesterday I remembered a game that I forgot the name of, then I forgot the game entirely! Darn.

[Naoki Inigo]

don't know how well this is going to go... but this game was for the Sega Genesis. Basically you are this androgynous looking jester who attacks by stomping things, Mario Style, and using a staff that shoots dust, and a flying balloon. Enemies were really messed up... including smiling mushrooms that turn evil and chomp at you whenever you come close and Killer burgers that shoot ketchup at you from their mouths. The thing I remember most was jarring warps that sent me randomly to high levels I had no chance of beating.

[Sprites]

parts of it reminds me of kid charmeleon , but i don't recall evil burgers or ketchup ... , nor dust rod , so it is probably not that.

[LunaticEyes]

Tempest Otaku, on 09 March 2012 - 08:31 PM, said:

tell me which platform and type of game it (side scroll, adventure ect) and i might be able to find it

i think it was for the ps2 and i think from square enix

[Valkyrja]

asparagus, on 04 February 2012 - 12:38 AM, said:

There's this one game I played when I was younger and it's been bugging me for a while and I just can't remember what it even was

All I can remember is that it was a puzzle game, probably an educational game, and there was this one Mayan themed puzzle that I just could not get past


I literally have no other memories of this game other then this puzzle

It haunts my dreams, man. It haunts my dreams


I can also say it was a PC game, and an old one at that. Musta played it at least 10 years ago. I'm pretty sure it was math based.

I think I might know this one. Clue Finders: The Mystery of Mathra?

[astroninja1]

i can remember this game on the PS1, it was an RPG, , one of the characters could lockpick and there was a minigame for that, and another character was a robot that i think was made of barrels and had a straw hat. the only characters name i can somewhat remember is the robot and i think its name was Harvy or Harvester, something farming related