Obscure games you thought no one else knew about.

I remember going to the video store in my small farmer town and finding all sorts of games and renting them. Then I'd ask my friends as I got older if they had ever heard of those games and they all stared at me with looks of confusion.Any obscure games you think no one else has heard of ?My two for now are Chuck Rock and Skull Jagger for the Super Nintendo.Obscure games you thought no one else knew about.
I had Chuck Rock for the Gamegear. That game was awesome! I could never play it though because that Gamegear sucked all the energy out of my batteries as soon as I turned it on :lol:Ahhh, Chuck Rock. Great memories.Obscure games you thought no one else knew about.
Umihara Kawase Shun
You got me there.
dink smallwood, daggerfall, and i have NEVER met anyone who has played ''terror from the deep'' before.
Heres A good one from when I was little:Super Metroid.
not sure if its obscure but i had Chakan for the genesis
[QUOTE=''aura_enchanted'']dink smallwood, daggerfall, and i have NEVER met anyone who has played ''terror from the deep'' before.[/QUOTE]I'm guessing you don't know many MSDos, PC'ers. Every MSDos'er has heard of Xcom....Kuon.... http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/adventure/kuon/index.html?tag=result;title;0
Adventures of Star Saver?
Space Shuttle Project for the NES. My brother bought it for me, and it was a crappy game. I never heard it mentioned anywhere.
Too many to name, really.
[QUOTE=''aura_enchanted'']dink smallwood, daggerfall, and i have NEVER met anyone who has played ''terror from the deep'' before.[/QUOTE]



Now you have. And I still consider, despite all the bugs, Dagerfall the best Bethsoft game up to date.
Let's celebrate Chuck Rock!!My obscure game might be Sword of Sodan (dreadful game) on the Amiga adn Plok on the SNES (amazing unknown masterpiece with incredible music). Also, Bug Bash on the Amiga is a good game no one heard of.
[QUOTE=''Panzer_Zwei'']Too many to name, really.[/QUOTE]You would know:P
A lot of N64 games come to mind. Space Station: Silicon Valley comes to mind. I loved that game.
I don't think its obscure but I'm pretty sure I'm one of the only people to play Shadowgate 64.

---Oh, Rastan for the sega master system. (master system is what I saw it on)
I played Silicon Valley, that game was confusing. I remember a shooting army game that scrolled called Firepower 2000.
oh another not obscure but not well aged game: shogo: Mobile Armor Division (aka the game that made monolith) (yes monolith made more than just fear).
wild 9 for playstation.
[QUOTE=''TM_Darkside'']Space Shuttle Project for the NES. My brother bought it for me, and it was a crappy game. I never heard it mentioned anywhere.[/QUOTE]



lol i remember talking my mom into renting that game because it was educational. wow.