TNL Game Club: March, 2013

Oddworld Abe's Exoddus also, but thats getting a rerelease soon.

And shit Einhander??? I'm going to be thinking about all these great games instead of playing anything.

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Originally Posted by sleeve

I think I'll go with either Commandos or Space Station Silicon Valley, depending on how easily I can get a copy of Commandos. Is it on GOG?

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http://www.gog.com/gamecard/commandos_ammo_pack

$4 and it includes the expansion pack.

Same package is $10 total on Steam. Or $15 for the whole series (2 & 3 included as well).

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Originally Posted by Diff-chan

Some other good choices of 1998 not in that Wiki:

Blood II
Body Harvest
Brave Fencer Musashi
Forsaken
Heretic II
Medievil
Myth II
People's General
R-Type Delta
Radiant Silvergun
Sanitarium
Skullmonkeys
Space Station Silicon Valley
Trap Gunner
Trespasser
The Unholy War
Vanguard Bandits
Wario Land 2 (just came out on eShop)
Xenogears

Not all these games are good, but they are interesting.

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Wow. Videogames used to be so good.

I think I'm going to give Medievil and/or Trap Gunner a look.

If you've had PS+ for a while, you have a free Medievil, in case anyone has forgotten.

I'm definitely playing some R-Type Delta and Einhander, but those aren't going to my the game I pick as official to start. If there is a serial murder spree in eastern NC, I picked Trespasser.

Just bought Commandos from GoG for $4 so that'll be my first game this month. Suprisingly I don't own a copy of F-Zero X, I'll have to see if I can find a cart only copy on the cheap.

Skullmonkeys!!!!!

Seriously torn between Musashi and Xenogears. I own both and have completed neither. Also Skullmonkeys, but I don't need an OCCASION to play Skullmonkeys.

Maybe I'll do all of my reactions as goofy pictures in Layer Paint on my Galaxy Note 2

lol, Trespasser would be such a cool game for everyone to play.

Damn, 1998 was an awesome year for me in so many ways! I'm starting with Einhander since I've had it forever(Thanks bbobb, I think).

I wish Mobygames wasn't so goddamn useless when it comes to browsing by year, as any game with any release (be it a compilation, re-release, freeware version, or whatever) during the year in question will appear. Balance of Power: The 1990 Edition in 1998? Buh?

Anyway, I'm thinking about playing Might & Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven, though I can understand if nobody else is interested in playing such a huge (and ugly) RPG. I remember Forsaken looking absolutely amazing when it came out, so I'm curious to see how well it holds up. And I'd like to actually finish Einhander one of these days...