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Favorite old RPGs

fischsemmelfischsemmel Member UncommonPosts: 364

Yeah, I'm sure there's a topic back some pages about this, but I'm lazy, and felt special by starting my own thread.

 

What are your favorite, old school games?

 

My favorites (some more old school than others):

Sentinel Worlds I: Future Magic

Elite

Quest for Glory 1, 3, 4

Conquests of the Longbow

X-Com: UFO Defense

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  • HYPERI0NHYPERI0N Member Posts: 3,515

    Originally posted by fischsemmel


    Yeah, I'm sure there's a topic back some pages about this, but I'm lazy, and felt special by starting my own thread.
     
    What are your favorite, old school games?
     
    My favorites (some more old school than others):
    Sentinel Worlds I: Future Magic
    Elite
    Quest for Glory 1, 3, 4
    Conquests of the Longbow
    X-Com: UFO Defense
    Frontier Elite

    X-com Apocalypse

    Quadalien

    Citadel

    Final Fantasy 7 and 9.

     

    Those are my older favorites.

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  • baffbaff Member Posts: 9,457

    Elite 4's out soon

     

    Land of legends and Lore I thought was a bit of a classic. I think I had the third one.

    It was the first game to use "MMX technology" (as found on the new Pentium chips) meaning it spliced video into the rendering, so when you clicked on the NPC to talk to him it merged from rendered into video feed and back out again. There were lots of nice lore items inthe game,  story stones that when you clicked on them set off a beautiful cutscene.

    Really class that one.

     

    I also enjoyed the Might and Magic RPGs. (as opposed to the turn based heroes games).

     

    Citadel sounds a bit familar. A BBC game maybe?

     

    Some of the D&D ones I used to really Like. Eye of the Beholder and stuff like that.  I like those ones where it plays FPS but you play a party of 4 not a lone individual.

    I quite liked many of the Ultima series too. Ultima Underworld being my favourite.

  • naldricnaldric Member UncommonPosts: 909

    depends on what you call old...

    Final Fantasy V and VI

    Eye of the Beholder I, II, III

    Dungeon Master

    Bloodwish

    Baldurs' gate 1 and 2

    Daggerfall

    not a RPG but one of my favorite oldies, Freespace, he didnt get enough love and it got an amazing story for a space game!

  • PyndaPynda Member UncommonPosts: 856

    It's nowhere near my favorite now, but Microprose's "Darklands' got me interested in the RPG genre. I looked it up and this was in 1992.

  • cutiechixcutiechix Member Posts: 95

    Final Fantasy VIII, Chrono Trigger, Breath of Fire, Blue Lagoon


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  • dutchrbddutchrbd Member Posts: 2

     

    Going way back...

    early Ultima games

    Eye of the Beholder series

    Stonekeep

    Early Might & Magic series

    Yikes those are old

  • Fallout



    Daggerfall

    Final Fantasy (the very very very first one)

  • tvalentinetvalentine Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 4,216

    my all time favorite RPGs are

    legend of dragoon (#1)

    FF8/10

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  • FinweFinwe Member CommonPosts: 3,106

    Baldurs Gate 1-2.

    In my opinion, one of the most epic RPG's. Beautiful storytelling.

    And big kudos for Planescape torment. It was like playing a book.

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  • PoliesaPoliesa Member Posts: 2

    Final Fantasy, a great, of course, old game I like so much

  • fischsemmelfischsemmel Member UncommonPosts: 364

    I forgot about the might and magic games. I was always partial to their turn-based cousins, but they were pretty entertaining also.

     

    Elite 4 soon? I thought I read that it wasnt going to be developed until after some current project was wrapped up, and that isn't supposed to be until next year.

  • GameloadingGameloading Member UncommonPosts: 14,182

    Lufia 2: Rise of the sinistrals

    Secret of Mana

    Final Fantasy 7

    Suikoden 2

    Chrono Cross

  • JosherJosher Member Posts: 2,818

    Phantasy Star II and IV

    Lunar series on Sega CD

    Panzer Dragoon Saga

    Final Fantasy 3 and Chrono Trigger on SNES

    Buck Rogers and Land Stalker on the Genesis

    Does Adventure count=)  I want my square block man back.

     

  • naldricnaldric Member UncommonPosts: 909

    oh and completely forgot about those ones, but they deserve a mention so here it is:

    Shining in the Darkness

    Shining Force 1 and 2

    Romancing Saga 1, 2, 3, 4, etc etc

    Ogre Tactics 1, 2, 3, 4 etc

    Dragon Quest 1, 2, 3, 4 etc

    Fire Emblem 1, 2

     

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