...but the DC version of Half-Life had a co-op mode. I don't think it was ever released in stores, but it can be found on the web without too much difficulty.
I have had the belief for some time now that a genre that may surface in the future will be a mixture of 3D shooter and graphic adventure (ala Monkey Island and Grim Fandango, two of the greatests games ever).
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Too bad you don't actually fight him at any point...
He's whoring karma with an AC post... Right...
He's being literal.
The whole series consists of some of the best two-player games ever.
...but the DC version of Half-Life had a co-op mode. I don't think it was ever released in stores, but it can be found on the web without too much difficulty.
Obligatory sound clip.
Incidently, here is some information on how to get SS1 working under WinXP.
At least it uses standard FPS controls.
System Shock remake
System Shock 2 remake [Some screenshots not work-safe]
And personally, the first two games I thought of when I saw the topic were the Genesis version of Shadowrun, and Skitchin'.
NESticle is a horrible outdated piece of junk. I use RockNESX myself, though I do have a few complaints with it, too.
Actually, the complete NES romset is over a gig uncompressed.
I can honestly say I've never experienced "Deja Voi" , but I'm pretty sure I've seen this generic New Age bullshit before.
Thanks* for sharing, though!
*Piss off and die
Holy shit, you're a pretentious ass! Way to go!
You realize that some people apparently get 200WPM on cell phone keypads, right?
Japanese has a phonetic alphabet as well (two of them, actually).
No, you're thinking of Battlecruiser 3000AD.
You're either trolling or exceptionally ignorant.
What the hell are you talking about?
Read the fricking articles, for Christ's sake. It was a peripheral that let you write games onto special carts from kiosks in drug stores.
Because AC posts start at 0.
Morrowind was much less open-ended than Daggerfall.
Oh wait, I'm sorry you probably thought "Fast and the Furious" was a GOOD movie, , etc.
You're much more entertaining than Kevin Smith could ever hope to be.
but no one has perfected a way of controlling melee weapon
There was a game released a few years ago that had what you are looking for. I think it was Die by the Sword.
I have had the belief for some time now that a genre that may surface in the future will be a mixture of 3D shooter and graphic adventure (ala Monkey Island and Grim Fandango, two of the greatests games ever).
Try D2 (Dreamcast).
Well, actually...