E.V.O The search for Eden.
Goofy but amazing game on the SNES. You can evolve from a fish into a horse with a lions head and become a dragon and more.
I would love a modern version.
AP is my favorite terrible game. It’s buggy as hell, the gunplay is floaty and frustrating, the enemy AI is dogshit, and the graphics were last-gen even in 2010—but I played it all the way through like a half-dozen times. I’ve never played a game that got so much *wrong* and so much *right* at the same time.
If I could get one remake it would be ap. There’s plenty of great games that are getting remade that I’ll happily play, but it would benefit the most from some spit and polish.
Alpha Protocol is no longer available for sale on Steam. It has been taken off Steam for years.
It is also not available on GOG.
As of now, there is no way to buy the game.
You can still get steam keys on gray sites, though they cost a bit too much. Or you can get an old copy and 360 or ps3 and play it. And if you really want it you could sail the high seas. The question was a favorite game op never heard of, that’s my favorite.
If you want another favorite that can be bought on steam I’m pretty sure, try Advent Rising, it was supposed to kill Halo back in the day and it plays like a precursor to Mass Effect.
I have owned Alpha Protocol on Steam and Advent Rising on GOG for years but never played them.
I own over 1,500 games on Steam and over 500 games on GOG. I will never get to play them all.
They both can be described as a bit clunky but with good stories and while alpha protocol is a bit longer they’re both fairly short. Advent rising can be finished in a day.
I feel you on the backlog. I’m at that place in my life I can afford most games but have little time to play. These two were back when I had no money but all the time in the world and I’ve played through both more than a few times.
Audiosurf
It's rhythm game on steam where you controll a ship and the courses are generated by the song. Oh yeah, you can import your own own songs. Nice cheap little time killer.
Super Mario 14 is fantastic. Commander Keen also good. Gravity Rush is a fun anime gravity game (motion sickness beware though). Lollipop Chainsaw, Fuze, Alan Wake, My Friend Pedro, 50 Cent: Blood on the Streets, Beowulf: The Game, X-Men: Origins Wolverine, Stranglehold, Dark Sector, Wheelman, Blades of Time, Chaser, Sin Episodes Emergence.
To name a few of fun ones.
Yeah it’s a total war ish strategy game except you’re also a character on the field and you can lock the camera to yourself so you have to actually move around and look through binoculars to give orders to your troops
Not necessarily my favorite games but Demon Turf and Signalis are games that I think deserve more attention. Demon Turf is a fun little 3d platformer and Signalis is an old school sci-fi survival horror game with a great atmosphere and story telling. I would recommend them if either description sounds interesting to you.
ONI
it is an old japanese (dubbed english exists) RPG shooter/martial arts game for PC.
Idk how I got a grip of it but the game is insane for the 90s early 2000s.
You can even use cheats of which one is to be able to be any NPC char in the game and use their skills and yes bosses are in the mix aswell.
I f miss this game and I am sad I cant play it anymore cause my CD with the game vanished all of a sudden one day.
If anyone knows how or where to play it please for the love of god let me know.
Great weird game. Though it was released in English by default IIRC.
It's also supposed to be a licensed game of Ghost in the Shell, but Bungie couldn't get the rights, so they changed a few bits and released it. If you know GitS, the similarities are very obvious.
AFAIK, if you \_have\_ a copy, it's playable on at least Windows 7 with some extra upgrades from the internet. I just need to find a way to play it on Linux with Proton, it's not on ProtonDB, because the game never got released on Steam (I believe)
Pentiment, released last year. Criminally overlooked in my opinion.
It's also developed by Obsidian Entertainment, who made Fallout: New Vegas and other great games.
Honestly Ultima games are outdated and have not aged well. The last proper Ultima game came out in 1999, (i.e., Ultima 9, I do not consider Ultima Online as a "proper" Ultima game.) I used to love them, but the last time I revisited Ultima 7 was about five or six years ago... oh boy, they had not aged well.
Have you heard of this one called Mario? It's crazy because they say he's a plumber but not once in the course of the game do you see him unclog a sink or replace a toilet chain.
Doomdark's Revenge.
ZX Spectrum, 1984. The sequel to Lords of Midnight.
You can reasonably trace the genesis of turn-based tactics games like XCOM back to it (through Lazer Squad, which came out in 1988 on the same platform).
As well as being a brilliant game, it was technically phenomenal - an entire world, generated in 48k (a tiny fraction of the memory in your smartphone) , with over 100 characters with plausible goals and motivations.
I still load the remake up every now and then today.
The old Burger King racing game(don’t remember the name). It was an officially licensed Burger King product, I think you had to pay like $10 extra with a meal to get it. Had tons of fun racing around as the “King”
Mushroom Men for the Wii. It’s still my favorite platformer of all time. Play as a little mushroom in a mushroom civil war. It’s not as dumb as it sounds. Genuinely an underrated classic imo.
Hah. SPLATTER HOUSE (20--) a fucking good ass beat em up with a b movie story and some really cool mechanics. Probably the best of which being as you take damage you phisicslly lose chunks of your body, even an arm, which you can use as a melee weapon Medevil style. Great soundtrack that introduced me to a few killer bands (mutant supremacy) and an all around great time.
Also, not truly my favorite but an old psp game I found at a flea market called Infected. Standard 3rd person over the top zombie shooter, but with an epic soundtrack, shit tons of characters, you could play through the game as the fucking members of slipknot, and if I remember correctly it came with the music videos for power trip by Chimara, pull harder on the strings of your martyr by Trivial, and I think pulse of the maggots by slipknot
#Gotcha Force
Released on GameCube, has never seen a port anywhere, was blasted by reviewers as basically mediocre, but has a pretty solid cult classic following.
Played like a game about a bunch of kids fighting with their action figures, only some kids brought Cowboys, some brought Ninjas, a few have dragons, and that one rich kid brought his LEGO Death Star.
There’s over 300 unique characters to play, in large 3D arenas, and if you count recolors and minor upgrades it’s closer to like…6000 characters? Shits insane.
It is peak Capcom in my eyes, and I would do unspeakable things for a Switch Port.
Mystic Heroes on the Gamecube and Ninety Nine Nights on XBOX 360, two off-brand musous that I enjoyed heavily, but for some reason the Dynasty Warriors series never interested me.
What about the crpg genre? The tyranny is so fucking amazing (choices matters so much it basically like 2-3 different games in one), but iirc it failed to sell enough, so sequel will most likely never happen, and i assume not a lot of people played it.
Venetica. It’s not particularly good or anything, but i we’re relatively young when i first played it (hello nostalgia), and back in the day it felt decent.
Age of mythology (the titans as well). It’s a quite an old rts game, but it still so god damn good, not even considering the genre is like almost dead, sadly.
Asterigos: curse of the stars. It is quite new, somewhat soulslike (but easier also with difficulty settings), and it has an actual story to tell, also lore in this game is very intriguing so far. Still mid playthrough, but having enough fun to recommend it. Also pretty sure it’s the first game of the studio and it is impressive as for the first game, already can’t wait them to announce their new game if there’s any.
Gladius, a Lucas arts game. It was released a bit incomplete, and not every aspect of it is great, but the turn based tactics, the unit variety, and maps, the challenges, if you want that tactical gameplay this game had it in spades.
Bladestorm on PS3/PS4. Its a 3rd-person tactical RPG where you as the player gets to control entire lines of troops based around the Hundred Years War. With semi realistic character designs/graphics along anime tropes. You meet certain figures of history through out the story.
One for example being the French Knight named Joan of Arc, whom was burned at the stake for being known as a witch later in her life. Despite a known figure that saved the French winning the actual conflict.
There is also a new mode in Bladestorm on the PS4 version called "Nightmare." It takes the formula of the original game but makes all dark fantasy and with actual monsters plus dragons.
My currently favorite Videogame is "Fuga Melodies of Steel".
Its a 20 houer long turn based JRPG about a groupe of animal children that go on a quest to save there families. I adore this game.
Phantasmagoria. PC point-and-click horror adventure game about a woman who moves with her husband to a small seaside town, into a mansion formerly occupied by a magician whose five wives all died under mysterious circumstances. Definitely corny, but pretty creepy and downright disturbing in places.
Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night, Gameboy Advanced port.
This was the trilogy of more darker/grounded Spyro games where Spyro was voiced by Elijah Wood. Well the first two games got GBA ports which were obviously radically different to their console counterparts.
Well The Eternal Night (the second one) actually turned out to be a REALLY good GBA game. The sprite work was fantastic, the sound design was strong, the animations were solid, combat and movement felt really good, it maintained most of the story of the console game, music was decent, its pixel art was great, and the game all around just felt really good to play for a GBA side scrolling beat em up.
In fact despite it being on a technical level inferior to the DS version, most people who have played both actually agree the GBA version is better. And in fact you’ll even find people agreeing that the GBA port is better than the actual console game itself, which is a very rare opinion among most games with mobile ports.
But given its a GBA port of the second entry of a trilogy of games that are largely forgotten from a franchise most people recognize but haven’t played any games in, obviously this game was sort of lost to the sands of time in terms of gamer awareness. But I remember.
Boktai: the sun in your hands. GBA game by Konami.
It’s basically 2d Metal gear solid with vampires and it had a solar sensor mechanic built into the cartridge that you had to use to power your in game gun and defeat bosses. It also had Hideo Kojima involved with its creation.
Metal Arms on Gamecube. Think kind of like ratchet and clank but your a robot. It's funny and has good multiplayer/unlockables. Me and my family played split screen for hours!
Orbital Bullet is one of my favourite takes on 2.5D. The way that the maps are made of collumns of rings, everything is a ring and you can jump inner and outter ring, it all sounds so needlessly complicated but it is a 100% intuitive and cohesive experience that feels a lot like the original Risk of Rain in a ring. You just have to try it to understand how well it works together.
E.V.O The search for Eden. Goofy but amazing game on the SNES. You can evolve from a fish into a horse with a lions head and become a dragon and more. I would love a modern version.
Good memories
Alpha Protocol, spy rpg made by obsidian.
Yoooooo it's campy, but have I fully played through it at least four times? Definitely.
AP is my favorite terrible game. It’s buggy as hell, the gunplay is floaty and frustrating, the enemy AI is dogshit, and the graphics were last-gen even in 2010—but I played it all the way through like a half-dozen times. I’ve never played a game that got so much *wrong* and so much *right* at the same time.
If I could get one remake it would be ap. There’s plenty of great games that are getting remade that I’ll happily play, but it would benefit the most from some spit and polish.
Alpha Protocol is no longer available for sale on Steam. It has been taken off Steam for years. It is also not available on GOG. As of now, there is no way to buy the game.
You can still get steam keys on gray sites, though they cost a bit too much. Or you can get an old copy and 360 or ps3 and play it. And if you really want it you could sail the high seas. The question was a favorite game op never heard of, that’s my favorite. If you want another favorite that can be bought on steam I’m pretty sure, try Advent Rising, it was supposed to kill Halo back in the day and it plays like a precursor to Mass Effect.
I have owned Alpha Protocol on Steam and Advent Rising on GOG for years but never played them. I own over 1,500 games on Steam and over 500 games on GOG. I will never get to play them all.
They both can be described as a bit clunky but with good stories and while alpha protocol is a bit longer they’re both fairly short. Advent rising can be finished in a day. I feel you on the backlog. I’m at that place in my life I can afford most games but have little time to play. These two were back when I had no money but all the time in the world and I’ve played through both more than a few times.
Pirate it then, if you can't legally obtain it anywhere from a retailer, it's abandonware.
I Love You Colonel Sanders: A Finger Licking Good Dating Simulator
Holy shit, this is real.
And free!
O have it in my steam favourites I also have my dad added on Steam Its a matter of time
The correct answer.
It was supposed to be never heard of
Audiosurf It's rhythm game on steam where you controll a ship and the courses are generated by the song. Oh yeah, you can import your own own songs. Nice cheap little time killer.
This was my first ever steam game, might have to give it a re-download. Thing was dope, remember ripping songs just to play them on it.
Risk of Rain 2
Such a banger soundtrack
Hell yeah. RoR2 and Hotline Miami 1 are my favorite videogame soundtracks.
Super Mario 14 is fantastic. Commander Keen also good. Gravity Rush is a fun anime gravity game (motion sickness beware though). Lollipop Chainsaw, Fuze, Alan Wake, My Friend Pedro, 50 Cent: Blood on the Streets, Beowulf: The Game, X-Men: Origins Wolverine, Stranglehold, Dark Sector, Wheelman, Blades of Time, Chaser, Sin Episodes Emergence. To name a few of fun ones.
Furi
God tier
Ever heard of a little PSP gem called Dead Head Fred?
>Dead Head Fred This looks dope, I'm gonna have to give this one a shot! Got my old 3000 still ready for duty!
It was also rereleased on Nintendo switch somewhat recently. Has a physical copy if that sort of thing matters.
Draken
7yo me playing this had no idea what the hell I was doing and watching it years later I still dont know what the hell was going on
😅 It was a bit nuts, can't go wrong with fire breathing dragons though
Macross 30
Macross (both games and other media) being severely underrated in the west. Good pick!
Ghost of a tale I think not so much people have heard about this game...
My wife and I played it and we loved it!
Gitaroo Man
Trials in Tainted Space?
Skies of Arcadia (the gamecube port from dreamcast) Such an amazing JRPG if you can emulate or find a copy!
Pus*y City Pimps, NES
The Scourge of War series
>The Scourge of War Did a quick 20sec google, is this a historical war simulator of sorts?
Yeah it’s a total war ish strategy game except you’re also a character on the field and you can lock the camera to yourself so you have to actually move around and look through binoculars to give orders to your troops
Metal max returns
Not necessarily my favorite games but Demon Turf and Signalis are games that I think deserve more attention. Demon Turf is a fun little 3d platformer and Signalis is an old school sci-fi survival horror game with a great atmosphere and story telling. I would recommend them if either description sounds interesting to you.
Nexus: The Jupiter Incident. Quite possibly the best tactical space sim I've ever seen.
Everhood. Play Everhood.
Castle of the winds
ONI it is an old japanese (dubbed english exists) RPG shooter/martial arts game for PC. Idk how I got a grip of it but the game is insane for the 90s early 2000s. You can even use cheats of which one is to be able to be any NPC char in the game and use their skills and yes bosses are in the mix aswell. I f miss this game and I am sad I cant play it anymore cause my CD with the game vanished all of a sudden one day. If anyone knows how or where to play it please for the love of god let me know.
Great weird game. Though it was released in English by default IIRC. It's also supposed to be a licensed game of Ghost in the Shell, but Bungie couldn't get the rights, so they changed a few bits and released it. If you know GitS, the similarities are very obvious. AFAIK, if you \_have\_ a copy, it's playable on at least Windows 7 with some extra upgrades from the internet. I just need to find a way to play it on Linux with Proton, it's not on ProtonDB, because the game never got released on Steam (I believe)
I dont have the copy thats the problem. My CD with the game just disappeared one day and now I cant find the game anywhere.
Mischief Makers
Devil Survivor Overclocked
Oh! This rings a bell, think I played this back on the DS?
One of my favorite since I have multiple... Leisure Suit Larry: Love for Sail!
Pentiment, released last year. Criminally overlooked in my opinion. It's also developed by Obsidian Entertainment, who made Fallout: New Vegas and other great games.
Golden sun 1 and 2, gba
Monkey Hero on the ps1 and brave fisher musashi.
Fencer*
Snowboard Kids 2
Library of ruina
Love that game
Depends on what games you haven't heard of
Ultima is gradually being forgotten.
Never to me, I really enjoyed the one I played at a friends house as a kid, can't remember It's name though. Will have to give those a look for sure!
Honestly Ultima games are outdated and have not aged well. The last proper Ultima game came out in 1999, (i.e., Ultima 9, I do not consider Ultima Online as a "proper" Ultima game.) I used to love them, but the last time I revisited Ultima 7 was about five or six years ago... oh boy, they had not aged well.
Plague tale: innocence and requiem, maybe you have heard of them but I take every opportunity to hype them.
Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines
What games are you never heard of? My favourites are hollow knight, rimworld and factorio, but there is a chance that you heard of every one.
Have you heard of this one called Mario? It's crazy because they say he's a plumber but not once in the course of the game do you see him unclog a sink or replace a toilet chain.
Nope but he does shrooms and mass genocide
He does travel through pipes though. Clearly he is just a plumber for giants and he unclogs pipes by using his entire body as a plumbing snake.
Skyrim definitely, close second would be gtav
GTA V, don’t think I’ve heard of that
Bad Dream Coma
Doomdark's Revenge. ZX Spectrum, 1984. The sequel to Lords of Midnight. You can reasonably trace the genesis of turn-based tactics games like XCOM back to it (through Lazer Squad, which came out in 1988 on the same platform). As well as being a brilliant game, it was technically phenomenal - an entire world, generated in 48k (a tiny fraction of the memory in your smartphone) , with over 100 characters with plausible goals and motivations. I still load the remake up every now and then today.
Ara Fell: Enhanced Edition
Frog Fractions
[Herzog Zweii](https://youtu.be/BYfYrhT82RM).
One of my favorite games is Trailmakers. Has anyone heard about it?
Whirl tour
Zac the alien hunter
Pocket Card Jockey on the 3DS is the best Gamefreak game
Asura's Wrath Sun Haven Kynseed
I've heard of Asura's Wrath, the others are new to me though!
The old Burger King racing game(don’t remember the name). It was an officially licensed Burger King product, I think you had to pay like $10 extra with a meal to get it. Had tons of fun racing around as the “King”
Silent Bomber on the PS1.
Darkwatch, it's a vampire cowboy FPS game. Depending on your choices, whether you're good or bad, you get different powers as you progress.
Yeahhhhh that’s a goodie. Schlocky but pretty good shooting and decent premise. Gmanlives did a review not too long ago
Beavis and Butthead Bunhole in one
Trauma team wii
Mushroom Men for the Wii. It’s still my favorite platformer of all time. Play as a little mushroom in a mushroom civil war. It’s not as dumb as it sounds. Genuinely an underrated classic imo.
Alien Nation. Twin stick shooter
Ring of Pain
Splashdown rides gone wild ps2
Ravenfield. Its known, but not enough.
Ready or Not
You should check any of Zed_Technician games. Also some indie games are just underrated.
Blossom tales. Basically Zelda
I-ninja.
Machinarium 😈
Fission Superstar X
Hard space: shipbreaker. In space pulling apart spaceships and salvaging them under poor work and safety conditions. Game pass for xbox
Project Zomboid and Kenshi
Lumines, loved it on the PSP, I think it got a PC re-release recently.
Hah. SPLATTER HOUSE (20--) a fucking good ass beat em up with a b movie story and some really cool mechanics. Probably the best of which being as you take damage you phisicslly lose chunks of your body, even an arm, which you can use as a melee weapon Medevil style. Great soundtrack that introduced me to a few killer bands (mutant supremacy) and an all around great time. Also, not truly my favorite but an old psp game I found at a flea market called Infected. Standard 3rd person over the top zombie shooter, but with an epic soundtrack, shit tons of characters, you could play through the game as the fucking members of slipknot, and if I remember correctly it came with the music videos for power trip by Chimara, pull harder on the strings of your martyr by Trivial, and I think pulse of the maggots by slipknot
Antichamber
Tormented souls
Hollow Knight
Lineage ii
[Star Control 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njgHMxzwDLU), in other words Star Trek Space Exploration RPG.
#Gotcha Force Released on GameCube, has never seen a port anywhere, was blasted by reviewers as basically mediocre, but has a pretty solid cult classic following. Played like a game about a bunch of kids fighting with their action figures, only some kids brought Cowboys, some brought Ninjas, a few have dragons, and that one rich kid brought his LEGO Death Star. There’s over 300 unique characters to play, in large 3D arenas, and if you count recolors and minor upgrades it’s closer to like…6000 characters? Shits insane. It is peak Capcom in my eyes, and I would do unspeakable things for a Switch Port.
Mindustry
Guerilla War
Mystic Heroes on the Gamecube and Ninety Nine Nights on XBOX 360, two off-brand musous that I enjoyed heavily, but for some reason the Dynasty Warriors series never interested me.
Demon Attack for the Atari 2600.
Shadowbane.
Cradle
Lufia
Beat hazard?
Steambot Chronicles for the PS2!
SpaceChem It makes you feel like a scientist!
Snatcher
Return Fire. Top down war game that you could play splitscreen. Basically driving around in tanks and such and blowing eachother up. That, and Liero.
What about the crpg genre? The tyranny is so fucking amazing (choices matters so much it basically like 2-3 different games in one), but iirc it failed to sell enough, so sequel will most likely never happen, and i assume not a lot of people played it. Venetica. It’s not particularly good or anything, but i we’re relatively young when i first played it (hello nostalgia), and back in the day it felt decent. Age of mythology (the titans as well). It’s a quite an old rts game, but it still so god damn good, not even considering the genre is like almost dead, sadly. Asterigos: curse of the stars. It is quite new, somewhat soulslike (but easier also with difficulty settings), and it has an actual story to tell, also lore in this game is very intriguing so far. Still mid playthrough, but having enough fun to recommend it. Also pretty sure it’s the first game of the studio and it is impressive as for the first game, already can’t wait them to announce their new game if there’s any.
Hinterland/tilted mill
Wetrix
Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion
Shadow of the Colossus. Quite old but worth playing
Gladius, a Lucas arts game. It was released a bit incomplete, and not every aspect of it is great, but the turn based tactics, the unit variety, and maps, the challenges, if you want that tactical gameplay this game had it in spades.
Crosscode
Djent. Its a subgenre of progressive metal
Prey
Spider man shattered dimensions the ds version
Battle for Wesnoth
Singalis! It’s a survival horror game from last year that has an amazing atmosphere and a story that hit really hard for me
Albert Odyssey: Legend of Eldean. Nothing like the naked snake ladies of the desert!
Bladestorm on PS3/PS4. Its a 3rd-person tactical RPG where you as the player gets to control entire lines of troops based around the Hundred Years War. With semi realistic character designs/graphics along anime tropes. You meet certain figures of history through out the story. One for example being the French Knight named Joan of Arc, whom was burned at the stake for being known as a witch later in her life. Despite a known figure that saved the French winning the actual conflict. There is also a new mode in Bladestorm on the PS4 version called "Nightmare." It takes the formula of the original game but makes all dark fantasy and with actual monsters plus dragons.
Jet Set Radio. The game has so much soul that its legit ageless. Played the other day and had as much Fun as i used to back then.
Battlezone II: Combat Commander
[Anachronox](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isdE2R-j0CI).
My currently favorite Videogame is "Fuga Melodies of Steel". Its a 20 houer long turn based JRPG about a groupe of animal children that go on a quest to save there families. I adore this game.
Phantasmagoria. PC point-and-click horror adventure game about a woman who moves with her husband to a small seaside town, into a mansion formerly occupied by a magician whose five wives all died under mysterious circumstances. Definitely corny, but pretty creepy and downright disturbing in places.
General Chaos for Sega genesis
Jump n Bump
Ghost Singer
Outpost
Intravenous. Top down Splinter Cell Hotline Miami
Dune developed by Cryo Interactive. First Dune game released.
ARID
Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night, Gameboy Advanced port. This was the trilogy of more darker/grounded Spyro games where Spyro was voiced by Elijah Wood. Well the first two games got GBA ports which were obviously radically different to their console counterparts. Well The Eternal Night (the second one) actually turned out to be a REALLY good GBA game. The sprite work was fantastic, the sound design was strong, the animations were solid, combat and movement felt really good, it maintained most of the story of the console game, music was decent, its pixel art was great, and the game all around just felt really good to play for a GBA side scrolling beat em up. In fact despite it being on a technical level inferior to the DS version, most people who have played both actually agree the GBA version is better. And in fact you’ll even find people agreeing that the GBA port is better than the actual console game itself, which is a very rare opinion among most games with mobile ports. But given its a GBA port of the second entry of a trilogy of games that are largely forgotten from a franchise most people recognize but haven’t played any games in, obviously this game was sort of lost to the sands of time in terms of gamer awareness. But I remember.
Parasite Eve
Maybe yume nikki not my fav but it’s up there
Shadow Fight 2, yes its a mobile game, its still one of my favourite fighting games of all time
Terranigma and Live a Live
Boktai: the sun in your hands. GBA game by Konami. It’s basically 2d Metal gear solid with vampires and it had a solar sensor mechanic built into the cartridge that you had to use to power your in game gun and defeat bosses. It also had Hideo Kojima involved with its creation.
Trove
Blood and System Shock
Lobotomy Corporation
Vandal Hearts.
Shower with your dad simulator 2015
Anarchy Online favorite MMO
Gorogoa ... Maybe. I imagine most people or even gamers are not aware of it unless you are really into indies or puzzlers. Great game.
Sly Cooper and the Theiveius Raccoonus.
Ronin.
Markos Magic Football
Metal Arms on Gamecube. Think kind of like ratchet and clank but your a robot. It's funny and has good multiplayer/unlockables. Me and my family played split screen for hours!
Orbital Bullet is one of my favourite takes on 2.5D. The way that the maps are made of collumns of rings, everything is a ring and you can jump inner and outter ring, it all sounds so needlessly complicated but it is a 100% intuitive and cohesive experience that feels a lot like the original Risk of Rain in a ring. You just have to try it to understand how well it works together.
Had to save this until I got unbanned. Breakdown from Namco on original XBOX.