Is there any hidden gem that not even japan discusses it? Or

I played Fire Striker with a friend and it's kinda fun. It's like breakout except instead of controlling a paddle, you control a character who can walk around and the maps of course are more complex.

>>3258142

Yeah Fire Striker is sick.

For which system? A lot early computer games were innovative for the time and were received well by fans and critics, but are rarely discussed today. Betrayal at Krondor, for example.

if no one discusses something how are we supposed to know about it

>>3258124
>1000s of retrogames
>people mostly talk about a few popular ones

>>3258220

go back to your containment thread, you

>>3258187
I don't know, maybe you have powers anon, i had to try.

>>3258124
what game is that?

>>3258331
Pokemon Land 2: The Hairy Elf

>>3258142
>>3258161
Holy shit, this game looks awesome.

>>3258339
can't find any info on it

>>3258348
Right, because it is a hidden gem.

>>3258358
back in the days they called that vaporware

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>>3258363
A E S T E T I C

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Hidden gem coming through.

>>3258124
This is the hipster era. There's no hidden gems™ anymore, just systems you didn't bother to google about.

>>3258172
Betrayal at Krondor was an early-mid 90s game, calling it an early PC game though males me just feel old.

I do agree that not many people talk about it today, however I think party because it lacks some of the innovations/comforts games of this style have added since and it turns off today's gamer audience.

>>3258627
Whoa! Nice A E S T H E T I C S brah! It is most bodacious.

>>3258670
It's fairly early compared to a lot WRPGs that are still discussed regularly. I could've used some examples that are way older, but I like that game.

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>>3258142

my pic related?

but this one was indeed released in english

>>3258670
uhhh, yeah, 90's isn't early. 80s would be early. Lode Runner, Defender of the Crown, all the Pac-Man knockoffs, this stuff.
90's is beginning of modern era, with IBM PC as a product being discontinued and IBM PC compatibles becoming a standard instead, and stuff like third party 3D accelerators becoming popular and Windows becoming most popular operating system - which is a state that more or less continues to this day - hardly "early".

Generally - early computer games have worse graphics and sound capabilities than consoles, late (in term of retro games) have better capabilities than consoles (state that continues to this day).