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J T wrote:Silpheed: The Lost Planet

I want.

When my parents got their PS/1 (the computer, not the console) it came with cakewalk, Prodigy, and Silpheed.

I loved that game, and spent hour after hour playing it. I'd enjoy seeing how the game has evolved.

CRTGAMER wrote:

Yes, on the Dreamcast.

Forgive my ignorance, but can you tell me where I can learn how to do that? I have a Dreamcast (can't live without it!) and I have Bleemcast! for Gran Tourismo. I assume I just don't use that disk, right? I thought it was just for a single PS game. I would love to try out that LSD game, looks awesome.

AlienBanshee wrote:

CRTGAMER wrote:

Yes, on the Dreamcast.

Forgive my ignorance, but can you tell me where I can learn how to do that? I have a Dreamcast (can't live without it!) and I have Bleemcast! for Gran Tourismo. I assume I just don't use that disk, right? I thought it was just for a single PS game. I would love to try out that LSD game, looks awesome.

I have all 3 commercial single game Bleem releases, you need the beta version, read on:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleemcast!

The real trick is finding the PS1 LSD game, ask your friend Google ...................

fastbilly1 wrote:Real Sound: Kaze No Regret - Dreamcast

Real Sound because it sounded like such an amazing concept. An interactive fiction title that the blind can play aswell.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jrGP098U6I

This one looks promising, is it playable for non-Japanese?

I had never heard of Thexder (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thexder) until SquareSoft re-released a remastered version on PSN.

While waiting for it to download, I decided to look up videos of the DOS version along with a friend... and we were completely floored. The game looked so awesome, and I was completely amazed at how good it was for something so old, and how I somehow never heard of the game.

All this new-found love for Thexder.. At the time I thought it was weird and clumsy

Stretch Panic - PS2, A Treasure game that a lot of people seemed to miss.

Dan Kitchen'sTomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator atari 7800 I have never heard of it and bought it on a whim.

Spyborgs - Wii I bought this yesterday for $5 new and it is surprisingly a fun beat em up made by capcom.

pepharytheworm wrote:Stretch Panic - PS2, A Treasure game that a lot of people seemed to miss.

this game is TERRIBLE. bought it based on the treasure name alone, i couldn't play it for very long. very, very confusing.

aaron wrote:

pepharytheworm wrote:Stretch Panic - PS2, A Treasure game that a lot of people seemed to miss.

this game is TERRIBLE. bought it based on the treasure name alone, i couldn't play it for very long. very, very confusing.

I would say different and strange more than terrible. You have to play it for a while to appreciate its unique charm, much like katimari which did catch on.

How about VIB RIBBON?