Apparently a game based on the Inception universe is not out of the picture.
It has been discussed but as far as I know, nothing is set in stone.
Games about dreams?
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I could easily make a profit at that price. It costs more to make it!the7k wrote:LSD is available on Japanese PSN for 600 Yen. I'm thinking about getting it myself, as I think it looks weird enough that I have to give it a shot.
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Super Mario bros 2.
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Yume Nikki- http://www.theneitherworld.com/yumenikki/links.htm
It's a Japanese freeware game made using RPG maker, and is a trippy and horrifying experience. Rather than fight, you have to collect a series of "effects", which are found in multiple dreamscapes and alter your main character in different ways. It also has a shout-out level to the first Mother game.
Speaking of, the Mother games all have sequences where you're in a dream world, or a hallucinated one.
It's a Japanese freeware game made using RPG maker, and is a trippy and horrifying experience. Rather than fight, you have to collect a series of "effects", which are found in multiple dreamscapes and alter your main character in different ways. It also has a shout-out level to the first Mother game.
Speaking of, the Mother games all have sequences where you're in a dream world, or a hallucinated one.
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Both Max Payne games, anyone remember the nightmare levels?
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Re: Games about dreams?
Well, there's the Lawnmower Man game based on the movie.
I remember a point in Breath of Fire II that you had to enter a dream world.
Link's Awakening hasn't been mentioned yet.
I remember a point in Breath of Fire II that you had to enter a dream world.
Link's Awakening hasn't been mentioned yet.
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the Lawnmower Man movie was about virtual reality -- not dreams.pakopako wrote:Well, there's the Lawnmower Man game based on the movie.
The story was about a goat-legged man... kind of.
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Heh. Yeah, I still find it hard to tell VR from REM.noiseredux wrote:the Lawnmower Man movie was about virtual reality -- not dreams.pakopako wrote:Well, there's the Lawnmower Man game based on the movie.
The story was about a goat-legged man... kind of.
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If we're including segments of games - remember Metal Gear Solid 3, and the dream you'd have if you saved in the cell? I loved that.