GAMES THAT NOBODY REMEMBER?

Lord the Rings: Return of the King

best game ever, I play it usually once a month or so

Digimon Tamers Battle Evolution:

Power Blade for the NES



I remember really enjoying this as a kid. It almost seems like it uses the Mega Man engine, so that's probably why I liked it... :x

M.C. Kids for the NES


Yes, a McDonald's game. But dammit it was fun! Reversing gravity was always cool. This game was decried for being an inferior SMB3 clone, but is that a bad thing? SMB3 is the greatest game ever made.

Can I consider this as a forgotten game? Lol...

Well, anyway, this is Ecoquest 2: Lost Secret of the Rainforest, a very old educational game that's actually pretty fun, to be honest...Those childhood days...

Bit more recent than the others but



I thought this was supposed to be the next big thing for the DS, but no one ended up caring for it in the end. Which is a shame because I thought it was pretty neat despite its several glaring gameplay and story hang-ups.

I think I might actually have copies of both of these games still...

author=Yellow Magic
Bit more recent than the others but

infinite space

I thought this was supposed to be the next big thing for the DS, but no one ended up caring for it in the end. Which is a shame because I thought it was pretty neat despite its several glaring gameplay and story hang-ups.

I actually hated this game. I too thought it was going to be the next big thing and always wanted to try out a japanese space sim, but idk the navigation... the rock paper scissor battles... there was no complete game feel to it. Never really felt I was in control.

I bought an original xbox recently and noticed an interesting selection of niche titles like Otogi, Stranger's Wrath, Panzer Dragoon Orta, Gun Valkyrie, etc. But the coolest one is probably Phantom Dust, it's basically an arena action game where you bind the abxy buttons to any of the 300 "skills" throughout the game. Most action games just have a dedicated attack button with a few different weapons here and there, but PD changes that notion completely. This was apparently a fun game to play online, shame there's no game like this now with servers.



I used to think the Xbox just had Halo and watered down PC ports but uh, there's actually a few titles on it worth checking out.

author=Darken
I actually hated this game. I too thought it was going to be the next big thing and always wanted to try out a japanese space sim, but idk the navigation... the rock paper scissor battles... there was no complete game feel to it. Never really felt I was in control.

But but but

the fleet customisation ;_;

Jurassic Park II: The Chaos Continues, for GameBoy:


How the Grinch Stole Christmas, for Sega Dreamcast:


True Lies, for Snes:


These are all from a time when movie games were actually legitimate, and although silly and ridiculous, also really fun. Movie games these days are just phoned in contract fodder for quick bucks.