Some where sold, others lost, and one even got stolen. I don't blame the dude; Super Mario was awesome. Some of the lost games are probably left over at one of my parents houses, but I'll just put them up as lost as they're not really in my collection right now.
I spent most time building stuff and watching my chubby settlers gather resources. You can never have enough storages.
Always ran out of stone, which was bad, because it meant I had to fight to get to the next level, which hopefully had more stone.
This game is lost.
Decent game. I'm not much of a racing fan. Sold it so that I could afford the PS2.
I sold this game together with my playstation. I was planning to buy a PS2 at the time, and needed the cash.
I'll probably re-buy this game some day, I never really did get 100% completion in it - and I'm a completion nut.
For playstation. Man this game was hard. I never completed the last stretch of the game. I played to the T-rex part and had two friends over, and we tried getting through it by passing the controller around, which was an all-around bad idea since they basically gave up and started busting it and dying intentionally on their tries because it was funny. Game was sold. Have since then watched it on youtube to completion (a 2 hour playthrough).
As one of the lucky few who actually bought a copy of this game, I'm sad to say that I have absolutely no idea where it is. I basically visited a random video game store and picked up the cartridge. It looked like a FPS, and I litterally bought it based on what was on the box. Never heard anything of it prior to that. Turned out to be one of the best games I've ever played.
This game came with one of my old PCs. It's lost - but it's not like I'm bothered to look around for it. Stupid citizens always burning down their own homes... XD
This game was stolen a few years ago, and I don't really blame the dude. I still have the box.
Think my father might have this one somewhere. I played this at his house with a ton of people around the monitor, like my stepsister, and everyone thought it was really scary. We were really young and probably weren't supposed to play it, but that just makes it better.
Best version of chess, hands down. Played the SHIT out of this game. I think the tower ate people and the queen would backstab the king. So fucking awesome.
I played this game until I was able to get an absolutely amazing round of free-for-all on my favorite map, Temple of Redemption, After that I lost interest. I was like "okay, never going to play that well ever again." so I quit. Like a quitter.
Yeah so I was one of the people who didn't cry about Q3 v UT and played both. I played mostly against bots though, but that's fine. Had a ton of fun.
Friend just straight up gave it to me. Don't know where it is.
Wasn't fun to get back into, so it's not a big loss. I most likely threw it away? :/. Most fun I had in it was probably the multiplayer, going knife only against dudes.
Think this was my first taste at the civ formula and turn-based stuff... So addictive... Don't know where the CD is. Potential re-purchase through GOG or Steam (preferably steam if that ever happens).
Man... I remember this game. I used to spend 1-2 hours per mission on expert, and played through the game like that. MIA, but it's okay... This is a potential repurchase.
See Doom II, just below here.
I think this was a bundle pack called Doom 95? In the words of Duke, "Ungh, where is it?!"
I remember liking this game a lot. It's possible my father sold at some point.
The best part with Qbasic games was that you could reprogram them, because I launched them through Qbasic. So awesome. I sunk a TON of time into this and Nibbles.bas (later known as Snake for mobile phones)
So much time went into this. This is the TRUE Snake predecessor for me. :) Like Gorillas, I think they were lost because they came pre-installed on my computer back then, and when I got a new one, they disappeared with the old one.
This was probably on a floppy disk? I don't have it. I remember playing it on multiple screens though, one screen only able to produce like... Black and yellow in terms of color?
Played a lot of this. MIA. No idea how I got it to begin with? But maybe it was just the shareware? I remember fighting bosses and getting highscores though...
This is an odd one. I liked it alot, but I doubt my parents bought it. I had the shareware, but for some reason, I remember playing really late stages like the ice stage and stuff. So I know I played the full version at some point, but I don't know how that's possible. This must've been in a time where we still had 56k modems, and downloading this game doesn't seem likely at all. This was all pre-filesharing...
I know I had the full version of this, because I was awful at it, and a friend of mine played through the entire thing while I watched. Dunno where it went after that. Maybe I gave it to him? Who knows.
The name is not "Rädda Lert". This was put up as a free download by Westwood if I remember correctly. I never burned it to a CD, so I don't know where it is today. Probably somewhere on the internets.
I know I finished it recently, since I recorded hours on Xfire. Other than that, who can tell?
See AoE, the previous entry.
Honestly? Who knows. Back then you only needed like 1 disk to play with like... 4 friends or something. It could be with any 4th friend at this point.
I still have the box, but I have NO IDEA where the game is. And no, it's not in my console. XD
See next entry (Liero)
Elasto Mania and Liero were two games I used to play at school and then download as I came home. Free games, awesome games. Not really "lost", but hey, don't have them anymore and not sure if they're still around.
See next entry, for "Sega Master System"
My mother supposedly "dropped it while she was cleaning" which is a likely story, because I probably played the SHIT out of Chase HQ and she was like dude that's not healthy I better sell this. So that's what I think happened.
I totally bought the PC version, because I had the box and everything. Maybe it's in a closet somewhere? Heck, I don't know, you ask too many questions! I remember playing the playstation version with a friend as well, and we played through most of the game without brains. We just thought that was really funny when we noticed.
The best of the stations what plays. Having a PS2, this would've been silly to keep. For me at least. Backwards compatibility for the yays.
I don't know man.
