I've never played this game, though Rugrats is still one of my favorite shows Nickelodeon has ever put out. I should give it a try sometime. :)
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I've never played this game, though Rugrats is still one of my favorite shows Nickelodeon has ever put out. I should give it a try sometime. :)
I tried this game but I dun remember it
This is the best of the Rugrats games to come out. There were a couple that came out after, but they never grabbed me in the same way this game did. The N64 one wasn't half bad, but that played more like a board game.
Oh? Like a Mario Party style board game? Or like something else? :o
Like a board game. You take turns, roll dice, move some spaces.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rez09
I should have said "plays like a board game."
Well, to be fair, video game board games take on a lot of shapes. Rockboard, for instance, doesn't play anything like Sugoro Quest, and neither are like Anticipation.
I thought I was the only one. :hyper:Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychotic
Played that so much whenever I'd visit my uncle. Fantastic smurfing game.
While considered by many to be one of, if not the worst video game company in America, EA knows how to make good games when they want to, and if there's one thing EA could always deliver on it's sports.
#29 NBA Live 2001
Play as your favorite basketball team, or make your own. NBA Live 2001 came with official teams from the NBA as well as All Star teams from the 1950's to the 1990's. Go one on one with the man himself, Michael Jordan, and any of the other players in the game. You can even make your own teams, and your own NBA players stats and all. I used to remove all the rules and injuries in the settings and just push people around while going out of bounds to get around other players. If you can't win cheat. Good times.
Sports games aren't my deal, so I couldn't say whether this is a good game or not
They say you can do anything growing up as long as you believe in yourself, and this next guy was all about believing. Making his debut in 1997 with one busting track after another he showed that just sticking with the beat can be just as challenging as traversing a level in a platformer or battling a boss in a RPG. “I gotta do what? I gotta believe!”
#28 PaRappa The Rapper
This game doesn't have many stages, but it makes up for that by being challenging and providing a lot of awesome songs that stick in your head long after you're done. I had a hard enough time just trying to get past the first stage without triggering a game over. I've seen people on YouTube kick the ass out of this game, and I could never do that. Despite how hard it was, I still had a fantastic time playing it and I'm excited to have a copy of the game again to play when I'm in the mood.
That looks... interesting
"Don't get cocky, it's gonna get rocky. We gonna move down to the next ya jockey.Now jump!"
Hehe, I remember playing the demo of that game when I first got my PSX.
That's how I was introduced to it, too. The demo also had Tomb Raider II and some Star Wars fighting game on it. I used to play the former two quite a bit before getting the full game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egami
And then Um Jammer Lammy happened. Never quite recaptured the magic. Fun game, but just didn't have the same magic for a lot of people.
I'm workin' in the flea market so early~~
I've been workin' here ever since my mama was a baby~~
Just because the rhythm is slow~~
That don't mean that you can't flow~~