The "I'm looking for a classic game" Thread

mortimer · Post by **mortimer** » Fri Dec 10, 2010 19:15

Post by **tulip** » Fri Dec 10, 2010 20:53

Rebellion?

Lava89 · Post by **Lava89** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 3:05

It sounds like a RTS game? Maybe Empire at War or Galactic Battlegrounds?

mortimer · Post by **mortimer** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 9:32

Nospike · Post by **Nospike** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 12:54

Hey, does anybody here know about that very old puzzle game called POD? You play as a spider-like creature (or robot, I don't know) moving on colored blocks, where the color was depending on how many times can you stand on the block before it disappears. The goal was to "delete" all the blocks in the level, and when you step in the space, you fall down and lose a life... I know it's probably illegal, but I can't find a download anywhere!

It was such an awesome game, I NEED to play it again. (That darn Czech Google finds names of towns, mountains etc., and even a racing game named POD too

)

And there was one more game I'd love to see. It was a simple pinball, before you started the game, random shapes were floating around the screen. I can't remember the name, but there were really interesting tables, and from what I can remember, some of them had 3 of these needle-like things (I don't know how in the world is that called in English) and one of them was pretty strange. It's teh best pinball game ever and I must find it at all costs.

MOM4Evr · Post by **MOM4Evr** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 16:14

Oh, man, just remembered two games I used to play a lot...
They were educational games. I forget what both were called, but they were phonics-based learning games. One of them had a couple cool songs in it; there was this green guy (cricket maybe) who sang "Rap-so-D", like a rap song about the letter D. Some other creature did this song where he played on the piano (I think that creature had a mohawk or something). All I can remember about the rest of the game was that in one part of it, there was this picture or something, and this guy on this lawnmower would come now and then... rgh. But anyhow, I think you could print out cool pictures with sentences, one of which was this alien dude...

All I remember about the second one is that it had this cool dog guy strumming on a guitar singing "A says ah, ah as in apple, B says buh, buh for Bear, C says cuh, cuh as in Cat, D says duh, duh for Dog..." etc.

Problem with digging back deep in your memory is that it oftentimes fails you, so I may have some facts wrong here. But does anybody know what either of these games are?

Lava89 · Post by **Lava89** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 20:50

MOM4Evr: Are you thinking of either Kid Phonics 1 or 2?

MOM4Evr · Post by **MOM4Evr** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 21:14

Yep! That was it! Awesomeness. Thanks!

Grimson · Post by **Grimson** » Sun Dec 26, 2010 15:07

I need help. I'm looking for a tune that played in a cool intro/trailer video (NOT this one) of an old PlayStation game called Viva Football (known in US as Viva Soccer). This game is so rare, not even Wikipedia has an article about it. I don't even know the exact release date of this game, I presume it was in 1998.

If I can remember correctly, the video featured colourful fireworks and football players running around, and eventually the game logo would appear and the video would fade away. The tune that played in the video has been on my mind for years yet I can't find it. Heck, it was only recently that I managed to remember the name of the game.

EDIT: Wooo, I found a crappy YouTube video that the intro is featured in!!! If you can recognize the song, please tell me the name! Watch from 1:05. Unless, of course, it was only composed for this intro video. That would be such a shame

GARGapplesauce · Post by **GARGapplesauce** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 18:16

There's a game that you are in some sort of vehicle and go through castles catching flags or something. Several flags. Like a futuristic "Capture the Flag!" game, for DOS of course... Any ideas. YOu play as red or blue.

Deltamatic · Post by **Deltamatic** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 18:29

Were they hovercraft? Was it 3D?

RoboBlue · Post by **RoboBlue** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 18:30

Hey yeah, I vaguely remember that... it came with Windows 95 iirc.

Deltamatic · Post by **Deltamatic** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 18:32

http://www.stanford.edu/~cammat/HOVER/index.html

GARGapplesauce · Post by **GARGapplesauce** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 19:41

Holy garg, that's it!!! Thanks a million!!!

DHeadshot · Post by **DHeadshot** » Sat Jan 01, 2011 20:07

Deltamatic wrote:http://www.stanford.edu/~cammat/HOVER/index.html

That guy's homepage is a lesson in how not to ever build a website. Ever.