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2. it was this adventure sci fi game from maybe 1989 or so and on the right side of the screen was a HUD and the rest was like navigation around the galaxy and solar systems and you could land on planets to collect resources
star control 2?


does anyone know this game called croc

there was a game I used to have for the pc, it was like a locomotive sim or something. it had a narrator that would guide you through levels where you had to build tracks so the trains could get places, I also remember one of the stages being a living room with a dark brown hardwood floor. I used to spend hours making trains crash into each other, also there was another game I have that involved rollercoasters and a lot of puke and the janitor being particularly mad at me all the time.
Lionel Train Town

mcjob's in the op sounds and awful lot like zoombinis

mcjob's in the op sounds and awful lot like zoombinis
Already solved it :)

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I FOUND IT. I loving FOUND IT!

It's called "Max & Marie Go Shopping" by a company called Tivola. The room I mentioned in the post was this room here:



I saw an image of "Max And the Magician" while looking at images of Knowledge Adventure games, and the art style seemed memorable, as did the logo. I searched the company, and a few screenshots later I had my confirmation.

Some MMO made by Sega, had a whole bunch of knights n' stuff. Remember it being extremely P2W.

Some MMO made by Sega, had a whole bunch of knights n' stuff. Remember it being extremely P2W.
spiral knights

spiral knights
and then flat comes in.

Not that I mind the game...I just don't like it's control scheme with...controllers.  It's pretty lazy when the Right control stick controls movement and aim...and the aiming is literally just syncing the mouse to the stick.

I used to have this Playstation game. I didn't get it in its box, and its disk was marked with a large, metal X. It didn't have a title screen, and started with an animated cutscene that I always skipped. I was brought to a menu with a few options: start game, highscores, options among a few others. However, all the text was corrupted, with some letters mixed around, some were missing, and some were garbled. If I picked the first option, a screen came up telling me to select (or as the game said, "kelect") one of three futuristic-looking spaceships.
The game itself was a side-scrolling shoot-em-up, and the first level was set in a burning city. I remember it being incredibly difficult, with most enemies having fullscreen attacks, invisible bullets and the ability to move very quickly. There were also three bosses at different points of the level. Despite the initial difficulty, I managed to make it to the second level, which was set in a desert. That's pretty much all I remember.

Rise from your grave; thread.

There was this one rail shooter on the GBA that where you flew through a tunnel and aliens were attacking you. The game wasn't all that good itself but the music was godly.

Also, I THINK it was a launch title. Not sure.

Rise from your grave; thread.

There was this one rail shooter on the GBA that where you flew through a tunnel and aliens were attacking you. The game wasn't all that good itself but the music was godly.

Also, I THINK it was a launch title. Not sure.
Iridion 3D?

I used to have this Playstation game. I didn't get it in its box, and its disk was marked with a large, metal X. It didn't have a title screen, and started with an animated cutscene that I always skipped. I was brought to a menu with a few options: start game, highscores, options among a few others. However, all the text was corrupted, with some letters mixed around, some were missing, and some were garbled. If I picked the first option, a screen came up telling me to select (or as the game said, "kelect") one of three futuristic-looking spaceships.
The game itself was a side-scrolling shoot-em-up, and the first level was set in a burning city. I remember it being incredibly difficult, with most enemies having fullscreen attacks, invisible bullets and the ability to move very quickly. There were also three bosses at different points of the level. Despite the initial difficulty, I managed to make it to the second level, which was set in a desert. That's pretty much all I remember.

X2: No Relief.

Although it doesn't have the odd corrupted text like you said, but everything else matches up.

Rise from your grave; thread.

There was this one rail shooter on the GBA that where you flew through a tunnel and aliens were attacking you. The game wasn't all that good itself but the music was godly.

Also, I THINK it was a launch title. Not sure.
Defnitely Iridion 3D, pretty meh game. It feels more like a tech demo than an actual game, but the sequel on the other hand is great shumup and I'd recommend it to anyone if that's their interest.

Defnitely Iridion 3D, pretty meh game. It feels more like a tech demo than an actual game, but the sequel on the other hand is great shumup and I'd recommend it to anyone if that's their interest.
Iridion 3D?
Yep, this is it. The game wasn't all too great but the music was heavenly. I mean just listen to this