I effing loved scorched, there's a really fun clone on XBOX arcade. It's called Death Tank, and the only difference is the real-time gameplay. Thank you so much for the link.



I loved how setting up a row of 10 Big Berthas was more energy efficient than building a single Vulcan. It was more fun too, since the shots were pretty randomly placed. Always had a hard time getting user-made mods to work though.

thanks, Now I'm gonna be playing kernel panic untill 5 AM...

Goddamnit Miles, you made it sound so good that I decided to take a look at it. Now I got to download a 300 MB file in order to play Spring: 1944.

Goddamnit.

I saw a tank and a space battle. I also heard engine.

gotta download.

Black & white 1 <3
And Populus (sp?)

Age of Empires, the original.

...When I run it nowadays, all it does is reduced my resolution to 240x120 and has a black screen with my 'loading' mouse pointer.

Which is kinda why i still have my good' ol windows 2000.

Why bother with w2k when you can have windows xp, one of the things microsoft didn't ♥♥♥♥ up?

That said, I played some Zelda on my gameboy colour last night, and did the trading sidequest in Oracle of Ages. Very much worth it.

I had Oracle of Seasons. Remember the animals? I loved my kangaroo, he pwned many of my foes.

Hahah, good old Ricky. I preferred Moosh overall though, for the button mashing craziness of his jumping puzzles.
I had both, for the record. I was so mad when I realised you don't get a code after 100%ing both games on a hero's code...

http://www.mobygames.com/game/universal-warrior/
http://www.mobygames.com/game/universal-warrior/screenshots

I used to play this game a lot. Buy/sell equipment, compete in arenas, bet on your robo, insure it, go to blackmarket, learn blackmarket goods are outside the policy, go bankrupt, buy second hand repair and go, etc... That was in the 90s.

I found an awesome SNES emulator and I've been playing teh classic Super Marios! Teh same Super Marios I played with my neighbour when I was little!

Awsum! =3

I especially like the Monster Rancher series, more or so 1 and 2.
3 was too darn easy, and you could only get 4 moves.
2 was the best, seriously, there were like 20 combinations for each monster.

This would be the only game I'd play on the N64 back in the day:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTGxCGwm330
Extreme G, love the music, designs, general atmosphere... Extreme G 2 Never really hit well with me.

Damn, when Lego's Roboriders came out, this only made me play Extreme G more.