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I haven't reviewed anything for my website in a few weeks, mostly because of the lack of suggestions. I like reviewing old-school games, but half the time, it's hard to know exactly what to review, and I don't want to just review games that the whole world already knows about.

If anyone has any suggestions on some good old-school games I can review, I'd apperciate it. Our site link can be found on the bottom of my sig. thnx.

Crash and The Boys' Street Challenge

my personal favorite, Secret of Mana

The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang (SNES)

Dyme wrote:my personal favorite, Secret of Mana

That or Earthbound..Earthbound is the one of the 3 RPGs from SNES I still play

1. Earthbound
2. Secret of Mana
3. Chrono Trigger

Zombies Ate My Neighbors!!!

seveneleven wrote:Zombies Ate My Neighbors!!!

Yes! I didn't think anyone even heard of that game. I loved it to death.

All of these are great suggestions. I actually tried some of these for the first time today. Crash 'N the boys was really fun.

Keep the suggestions comin'.

The X wrote:

seveneleven wrote:Zombies Ate My Neighbors!!!

Yes! I didn't think anyone even heard of that game. I loved it to death.

All of these are great suggestions. I actually tried some of these for the first time today. Crash 'N the boys was really fun.

Keep the suggestions comin'.

Crash was my childhood.

Try a LucasArts game or two (I'm thinking Loom, here).

Also an FTL game (probably Dungeon Master, but Sundog is thoroughly awesome if you're willing to go through emulation).

The Fool's Errand would be an excellent choice, but you'd have to have someone on staff (?) who's really good at abstract puzzles. The absence of newer oldies in this category (such as 7th Guest) suggests that this really isn't the kind of game you're looking for.

What about text adventures and gold box D&D games?

Newer "classics," such as Fallout and so on?

Adventure games, like Gabriel Knight, Laura Bow...?

I get the feeling that none of these are in your target genre. Oh well, it was a thought.

Arka wrote:Try a LucasArts game or two (I'm thinking Loom, here).

Also an FTL game (probably Dungeon Master, but Sundog is thoroughly awesome if you're willing to go through emulation).

The Fool's Errand would be an excellent choice, but you'd have to have someone on staff (?) who's really good at abstract puzzles. The absence of newer oldies in this category (such as 7th Guest) suggests that this really isn't the kind of game you're looking for.

What about text adventures and gold box D&D games?

Newer "classics," such as Fallout and so on?

Adventure games, like Gabriel Knight, Laura Bow...?

I get the feeling that none of these are in your target genre. Oh well, it was a thought.

think he's leaning toward console games...

OrangeLounger wrote:

Arka wrote:Try a LucasArts game or two (I'm thinking Loom, here).

Also an FTL game (probably Dungeon Master, but Sundog is thoroughly awesome if you're willing to go through emulation).

The Fool's Errand would be an excellent choice, but you'd have to have someone on staff (?) who's really good at abstract puzzles. The absence of newer oldies in this category (such as 7th Guest) suggests that this really isn't the kind of game you're looking for.

What about text adventures and gold box D&D games?

Newer "classics," such as Fallout and so on?

Adventure games, like Gabriel Knight, Laura Bow...?

I get the feeling that none of these are in your target genre. Oh well, it was a thought.

think he's leaning toward console games...

Well, LucasArts game are some of my favorite, to tell the truth.

I AM actually leaning more towards consle games for now, but I can talk with the head webmaster of the site and see what he thinks about the idea. after all, a game is a game, right?

some fun lucasarts games are Super Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. both fun IMO

The X wrote:

OrangeLounger wrote:

Arka wrote:Try a LucasArts game or two (I'm thinking Loom, here).

Also an FTL game (probably Dungeon Master, but Sundog is thoroughly awesome if you're willing to go through emulation).

The Fool's Errand would be an excellent choice, but you'd have to have someone on staff (?) who's really good at abstract puzzles. The absence of newer oldies in this category (such as 7th Guest) suggests that this really isn't the kind of game you're looking for.

What about text adventures and gold box D&D games?

Newer "classics," such as Fallout and so on?

Adventure games, like Gabriel Knight, Laura Bow...?

I get the feeling that none of these are in your target genre. Oh well, it was a thought.

think he's leaning toward console games...

Well, LucasArts game are some of my favorite, to tell the truth.

I AM actually leaning more towards consle games for now, but I can talk with the head webmaster of the site and see what he thinks about the idea. after all, a game is a game, right?

head webmaster of a freewebs site?

Lol. Yeah.

N-E-way, My review of Zombies Ate My neighbors is up now. I'm working on a Final Fantasy Review as well, but that'll take me a while because I'm still enjoying the game. But I can still review other stuff in between.

great streets of rage2 review. i completely agree with you