Hardest game to beat

[CornMaster]

Originally posted by El Tee
I don't remember the name of the game, but it came out in the mid-'90s. The premise was that you were the commander of a US nuclear submarine, and the decisions you made affected the storyline - as to what scenes they would show next, etc. I remember playing it on and off for a couple of months, and never getting a resolution.

Was it Seawolf?

 

[El Tee]

"Was it Seawolf?"

I can't recall the name of it - that might have been it. Usually my memory is pretty good, but lately it's been terrible. Maybe I should start taking Gingko-Biloba.

It was a game that took four CDs, I got it free from work. For the time the video was great - but by today's standards, it looked like choppy webcam video.

Lots of fun but very frustrating. If I find the game, I'll let you know the name. Maybe I'll do a google search.

 

[cromagnon]

Rush n' Attack was also a game I played waay too much. And unfortunately, in the arcade at that. Lots of quarters later, I'd make it past the first level.

 

[Neomega]

I think I spent about $50 paper route money, beating Ninja Gaiden the arcade at the quick-e-mart.

 

[WinterRose]

Ancient Domains of Mystery or NetHack.

 

[ApocalypseKurtz]

Rush N Attack was a great game - one of my fav's for Nintendo. I love the "subtle" title of the game, made during the Cold War. Rush N = Russian?

 

[cromagnon]

I agree. Those were Russkies you were up against, wasn't it? It's been too many years.