The Games that Time Forgot

Everyone and their mother says the PS2 version sucks, but I can't seem to remember the reason. Did they cut stuff out, shitty graphics?

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Originally Posted by kedawa

I had a friend in grade school who always raved about Seven Cities of Gold, but I had no idea what it was all about until now. The description is definitely more flattering than the screenshots.

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I played it over and over on the Atari 800, and recall it looking much better than those C64 shots let on. It wasn't nearly that blocky, and I'm sure all that black background wasn't in the 800 rev.

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Terracon

Developer - PictureHouse Software (primarily made of the team who made die hard trilogy)
Publisher - Sony
System - PSX

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That slipped past my radar and it sounds cool. I'll have to check it out some day. Great choices on the other games too. I like Cybernator a lot more than Target Earth and Metal Combat really makes me wish Nintendo would make gun games again.

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Originally Posted by Prince Planet

I played it over and over on the Atari 800, and recall it looking much better than those C64 shots let on. It wasn't nearly that blocky, and I'm sure all that black background wasn't in the 800 rev.

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All the versions have a blank background like that from what I remember although they were different colours I think. The Amiga version had better graphics, especially in town.

Seven Cities confused me as a kid but I was impressed at how big it was. It felt like a world to explore.

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Originally Posted by J2d

Everyone and their mother says the PS2 version sucks, but I can't seem to remember the reason. Did they cut stuff out, shitty graphics?

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http://www.ntsc-uk.com/review.php?pl...ultSuitsValken

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

All the versions have a blank background like that from what I remember although they were different colours I think. The Amiga version had better graphics, especially in town. Seven Cities confused me as a kid but I was impressed at how big it was. It felt like a world to explore.

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I was wondering if I may have played it on the ST (hence, the beter graphics), but I think it was the 800. Either way, yeah, it offered a huge amount of exploration...maybe too much so. I recall digging and wandering around some fairly blank screens for a long, long time.

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Originally Posted by MechDeus

http://www.ntsc-uk.com/review.php?pl...ultSuitsValken:(

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Fucking X-naughts :mad:

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Originally Posted by arjue

Metal Kombat: Falcon's Revenge

Developer and Publisher - Nintendo
System - SNES

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I loved Battleclash (the first game in the series), but I never could find Metal Combat in stores...

Kid Nikki Radical Ninja.

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Originally Posted by Recap

That name is nothing and the "translation" is just one of that old CVG mag mistransliterations, actually. "Magical Hat no Buttobi Turbo! Daibouken" is something.

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Well i didn't translate it, anyway. **just an attempt at saving face.**

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

Thanks.

It's a point and click adventure game. Unlike most games in the genre which only let you pick up items you will use later on, this one lets you pick up almost everything. The puzzles are logical though so it's not too confusing. I won't say much of the story but it involves you on a mission to murder several people.

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This used to be one of my favorite games. It managed to capture an atmosphere almost on the same level as Deus Ex.