✞ Psalm 94
Obscure games you played as a child
>>157 (OP) Nice topic, I can share games all day. I'll begin with something weird i found in my childhood home the other day
>>157 (OP) Also this Life was good and simple
The problem with "obscure" is how many people know of it now compared to then and will debate the shit out of it
sega genesis is still the best
>>157 (OP) This website has a shitload of old video games from late 70s to early 2000/s https://www.myabandonware.com/
>>160 I suppose I should've just said childhood games as most tend to be obscure anyway
>>163 My parents got me a second hand Amiga, I can go hard on obscurity.
>>164 i played my mom's old 500 when she got a 2000 i used to go to abandonware in the 2000s lmao
>>165 Nice, any fond memories? I remember a game where you had to fight over a parachute but don't remember what it was called.
>>166 oh god too many to list any psygnosis game pinball dreams, by Digital Illusions Civilization & SimCity tbh you dont even need to play half the games if theres a sound test
>>167 >any psygnosis game >if theres a sound test Based Matt Furniss enjoyer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUkRQxqBWNk
Riddle of the Sphinx on the Atari 2600. I don't have a fucking clue what was going on, but I think I got to the end.
I've played so many obscure games that it's hard to list. I was a beta tester for a game called "Jumpman Zero," which was a homage to the game "Jumpman." That was pretty cool. I think you can still find it on the Internet, too.