You mean some lucky and talented contestent is going to win a discs-only version of the Sega CD classic Night Trap, starring TV's Dana Plato from the hit series Diff'rent Strokes?LOL I'm so excited!
That's cool.
aspro73
Wow, this put the brakes on rather than hit the gas in here. Maybe if the the game were better, rather than symbolic...
gmsnpr
Fear not reader, this tale of fear and despair is here written not to frighten thou, but to share the psychological scars that I could not carry alone... not anymore.
I believe this story is so disturbing that I should disturb it's narration by telling the awful faith one of my loves suffered at the end of this series of unf... no no no, I'm NOT saying that sentence.
 aaaaaaaaaaaaa, I'm not in the mood to finish the story today
PART 2 COMING SOON
Cool. I could only correctly name 10 w/o peeking, and I even own some of the ones that I missed.gmsnpr
I admit, if I wasn't the one that put this together, I might have only been able to get six or seven. A lot of them should be really easy, the faces are instantly recognizable, but without more to go by than just a face, its hard to place the game.Â
[QUOTE="inkwolf"](You can consider the above my contribution. :P Better late than never, eh?)gmsnpr
Fabulous topic guys :)Â I wish I'd been online a couple days ago to see this topic (I might have given you guys some competition for Night Trap ;) )Â but between school, and that my sweetie and I picked Halloween as our anniversary date (neither of us can remember exactly when we started dating, but we do remember going to a halloween party toegther and its out fav holiday, so....)Â I've been a bit distracted of late...
But anyway, I was torn between posting two things here anyway:Â I DID have a list dedicated to horror games, which I would gladly plagurize for your amusement....if I could find the silly thing. I plan on looking for it still, and if I can find it I'll copy and post it; but in the meantime I feel I must share one of my best horror-game moments with you....:)
A few years ago, I shared living quarters with my dear friend Lisa. Lisa and I were, indeed, alike in our mutal love for video games. Prior to our meeting, she had preferred such amusements as Mario Kart, Tomb Raider and other T rated subjects at best. I fear I must have had a somewhat dark influence over her, for it was I that brought her round to the realms of Resident Evil, Clock Tower and Silent Hill. My influence was gradual at first, she would watch me play in much the same way she would watch a horror film. But then, one day, by accident or design I did not feel like continuing onward after a particularly gruesome demise, and her growing curiosity drove her to find out what happens next - and pick up the controller and take on the ghouls, zombies and demons herself....and now I, Priestess of Survival Horror, could sit back and watch my young apprentice battle the pixelated hordes (not to mention help myself to some of her munchies what she was thus engrossed :) ). I thought my mission was complete, having recuited yet another to the ways of survival horror...but the gods of gaming were kind, and granted me also a sign of their favor, their pleasure at their new disciple which I must here relate. A new addiction, a new evil had been recently released for the Gamecube - many know it as REmake! The days following its release into the general public I had this juicy morsel all to myself, as my dear companion was in the middle of examinations. By the end of the week I had completely mastered this title, and I was ready to turn the controller to my comrade. Ah, false confidence! Alas foolish pride! She had beaten the original Resident Evil (and beaten it well I must say!) but she believed REmake to be little more than a retouched, beautified version of the original! She did not heed my warnings concerning the changes made! In her arrogance, running about the mansion, she stumbled across the bird-pecked corpse of Forrest. Poor Forrest, who in all of her previous plays had lain still and inanimate, a mute testimony to the gamemakers graphic art. But THIS time....oh joyous occasion - THIS TIME was different. In her blind innocence, she ran forward to retrieve the items by poor, inanimate Forrests Body - who was inanimate no longer!  To my dear friends shock and horror, Forrest rose and lunged for her! My dear friend (who was sitting on the floor whilst she manuvered her avatar and shot zombies) screamed, cast the controller down and scooted backwards away (on her rear I might add) from the television, away from Forrest. Consequently, her avatar was soon no more at the hands of Forrest, while I cackled in maniacal glee at her fate (despite some truely dirty looks from what might now be my former dear friend). Yes, the gods of gaming did indeed grant me a blessing, allowing me to witness such a scene! Forever ingrained my mind is the image of my dear friend screaming and scooting backwards across the floor! LOL! Hail Capcom! ROTFLMAO! Ai Cthulu....wait, that was a Betheseda title! Blasphemy....! Oh sh....aaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhh*CRUNCH*
I have never played any of these sega cd full motion video games and that must be why I love my sega CD's but I missed the contest. I wanted the famous night trap.SonicgodYou gotta hang out with us at the CCU more man, you never know what will happen. Congrats Inkwolf -- that was a lot of work.
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