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| 1st Quest Revamp | author | 2002 | Collect useful items guarded by secret puzzles and enemies to gain access to 8 dungeons with more useful items guarded by bosses to gain access to the last dungeon to defeat Ganon and rescue Princess Zelda. This is a remake of the original Legend of Zelda. The graphic overhaul is immediately apparent but there are a few other subtle changes. Most changes make the game not necessarily easier, just a bit less frustrating. Save or Continue, and Link's hearts remain unchanged or filled to three if they were below that. Boss fireballs not deflectable and Stone Statue fireballs deflectable looked identical in the original, now players can see the difference. Dungeon rooms are rarely so square as they were. Blocks are often replaced by walls where appropriate. And rooms that used to be a pattern of blocks are not a more organically shaped area with various obstacles to maneuver around. The new room shapes and smoothed out terrain means there are less places that look like bombable walls, so bombable walls are easier to find. Most notable it the changes in dungeon layout, where are not so much changing the rooms as it is replacing the room-to-room tunnels with a simple stairway (instant arrival at the other end). New pathways have been added. And dead ends and pointless treks into obscure corners of the dungeons are virtually eliminated by adding something useful or even necessary to them. A good example of this is in the first dungeon. In the original, Link can go left and get a key by defeating enemies. Or, Link can go right and get a key by defeating enemies. Or, both, if the player choses not to or does not knows where bomb to avoid using keys. In this remake, Link can only go left. When enemies are defeated, the staircase must be opened and this leads to the right room where the enemies must be defeated to open the exit back to the entry room. Another trick is make dead-end paths useful by having pots in the rooms. This way, players can now grind for hearts and money on a path that was just a waste of time in the original. Also there's more completely optional secrets to discover. Certain room based puzzles in the dungeons have completely new solutions. Player will find themselves using items in ways they are used in other Zelda games and in unique ways. These are usually easy and nearly intuitive. Along the lines of encountering something new in a room in a dungeon on the way to the boss; using the item collected in the same dungeon in a on the new thing to solve the puzzle. These are not just an added step, these teach the player. These new tricks learned in the dungeon can be used elsewhere to find a whole new set of secrets that have been added to the game. Also, use old tricks in new places to find the some of new secrets. This aptly named 1st quest is but only the 1st, no 2nd quest follows on defeating Ganon (to the best of my knowledge). | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| A Boy and His Cursor | author | 2013 | A one-screen-at-at-time side-view platform puzzler. Effect certain blocks with the mouse (the co-protagonist of the game), other blocks can be manipulated directly by Link. Destroy blocks, move blocks, touch the gem to complete each level-room. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| A Short and Simple Platformer | author | 2014 | Linux | labelimageminimize | |
| An Ordinary Quest | author | 2008 | A really hard classic Zelda variant. Collect useful items, fight the monsters, the triforce fragments, defeat Ganon. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Anodyne | Anodyne Games | 2013 | Linux | labelminimizeminimize | |
| BlockSmasher | author | 2013 | Linux | labelimageminimize | |
| Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter | Capcom;CE Europe (Capcom) | 2002 | The story and location (the world) are unrelated to earlier BoF games, gameplay also was revised almost completely. Besides using some very recognizable parts of the series (Ryu, Nina, transformation into a "dragon", etc.), the reason for labeling this game under BoF is a marketing mystery. If they had bothered to completely cut ties with BoF, the experimental nature of the game would've likely been received much better instead of being targeted by BoF fans with scorn. The greatest flaw of the game to me is the complete lack of voice overs which is somewhat unusual for games this "new".***[b]difficulty-single[/b] - despite this, every time your whole party dies the game gets easier as current party XP and gained skills are transferred back to the point when you made the save. This can be omitted, though. [b]midas' touch[/b] - Ryu's dash and D-dive abilities. [b]bioroids[/b] - the genics. [b]pigmen[/b] - duke genics [b]minotaurs[/b] - deathcow genics [b]blobs[/b] - the various goo creatures [b]insectoids[/b] - there's a variety, though most commonly you see the ant-like midget humanoids who work in the fairy colony. [b]minigames[/b] - the fairy colony management. It's much more useful and time consuming than it might sound based on it being a minigame. [b]performance issues[/b] - with 3+ enemies and placing one or more magical wards (especially electrical) the camera movement and movement circle appearance becomes stuttery. --- notes for future gar genics (garsniper, garpike) have the head of a seahorse***They live in another time, another place. A labyrinth-like world devoid of all light; where civilization has been forced to live underground for generations. Man has no recollection of how life once was. Yet a Ranger named Ryu is determined to discover the world above and begins an adventure to make his way to the surface. Can he lead his people back to freedom? * For the first time on PlayStation 2 comes a brand new Breath of Fire instalment. * Visually stunning cel-shaded subterranean world settings. * Revolutionary new battle system that allows players to set up traps and decoys before going into battle. * 3-D underground worlds evolve based on your playing style for a different gameplay experience each time. * Encounter countless challenges, battles and adventures in this action-packed RPG adventure. [Box blurb]***EAN-13: [code]5055060921005[/code] Product ID: [code]SLES-51496[/code]***Reach for the Sky It's an epic quest of magical proportions. You live in another time, another place, devoid of all light sources. You are now part of the underground world. Foil your menacing enemies to reach your ultimate mission. Only you can discover the way out of the labyrinth-like dungeon that envelops you and your friends. Escape your underground captors and you'll reach the world of the living. Breath of Fire V is the first of the series to appear on the PS2, and offers visually stunning cel-shaded subterranean worldsettings and an entirely new real-time/ turn-based battle system. Breath of Fire V will keep you impressed for a long, long time!***I've heard almost nothing but bad things about this game, probably because it's quite different from its predecessors, but I quite liked it. The most notable change from previous Breath of Fire titles it the new battle system, which plays more like a strategy RPG similar to Arc the Lad. Also, Dragon Quarter is more like a giant dungeon crawler instead of a traditional Japanese RPG with an overworld to explore. This game is a lot more challenging than its predecessors and if you're upto the challenge, I think you'd find the game quite entertaining (and you can pick it up for dirt cheap online!). [cjlee001] | PS2 | labelimagesubject |
| Chasm | Bit Kid | 2018 | [b]Are you ready to explore the depths?[/b] Chasm is a 2D Platformer Action-RPG currently in development for Windows, Mac, & Linux. Taking equal inspiration from hack ‘n slash roguelikes (procedurally generated dungeons, loot drops, etc) and Metroidvania-style platformers, the game aims to immerse you in its 2D fantasy world full of exciting treasure, deadly enemies, and abundant secrets. Players take up the role of a soldier passing through a remote mining town on their journey home from a long war. The town’s miners have recently disappeared after breaching a long-forgotten temple far below the town, and reawakened an ancient slumbering evil. Now trapped in the town by supernatural forces, you’re left with no option but to explore the mines below, battle enemies and bosses, and increase your abilities in hopes of finally escaping and returning home.[sic] | Linux | labelminimizesubject |
| Chasm | Bit Kid | 2018 | Mac OS X | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Chasm | Bit Kid | 2018 | Official release was globally 2018-07-31 and 2018-08-01 depending where you happened to live.***Chasm is a 2D Action-RPG Platformer currently in development for Windows, Mac, & Linux. Taking equal inspiration from hack 'n slash dungeon crawlers and Metroidvania-style platformers, it will immerse you in a 2D fantasy world full of exciting treasure, deadly enemies, and abundant secrets. [b]Features[/b] * Explore six massive Metroid-like dungeons procedurally assembled from hand-crafted rooms * Enjoy challenging retro gameplay and gorgeous authentic pixel art (384x216 native resolution) * Discover new special abilities and powers to reach previously inaccessible areas * Play how you want by equipping weapons, spellbooks, shields, and more to both hands * Uncover random loot drops and rare items * Avoid devious traps and battle massive bosses * Includes Normal, Arena, Time Trial & Hardcore Modes * Leaderboards for Hardcore playthroughs featuring quickest time and more * Windows, Mac, & Linux versions with Gamepad support | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Classic NES: The Legend of Zelda | Nintendo | 2004 | The Famicom Mini (Classic NES) series is a compilation of some of the most popular Famicom (NES) titles for the GBA. [cjlee001] | GBA | labelimageminimize |
| Classic NES: Zelda II: The Adventure of Link | Nintendo | 2004 | The Famicom Mini (Classic NES) series is a compilation of some of the most popular Famicom (NES) titles for the GBA. [cjlee001] | GBA | labelimageminimize |
| Darksiders | THQ (Vigil Games) | 2010 | Un hack and slash tridimensional con algunos elementos RPG que invocan a tierras hylianas. Nada nuevo bajo el sol, un juego bastante insípido. 4 de 10***Deceived by the forces of evil into prematurely bringing about the end of the world, War – the first Horseman of the Apocalypse – stands accused of breaking the sacred law by inciting a war between Heaven and Hell. In the slaughter that ensued, the demonic forces defeated the heavenly hosts and laid claim to the Earth. Brought before the sacred Charred Council, War is indicted for his crimes and stripped of his powers. Dishonored and facing his own death, War is given the opportunity to return to Earth to search for the truth and punish those responsible. Hunted by a vengeful group of Angels, War must take on the forces of Hell, forge uneasy alliances with the very demons he hunts, and journey across the ravaged remains of the Earth on his quest for vengeance and vindication. * [b]Apocalyptic Power[/b] – Unleash the wrath of War, combining brutal attacks and supernatural abilities to decimate all who stand in your way * [b]Extreme Arsenal[/b] – Wield a devastating arsenal of angelic, demonic and Earthly weapons; and blaze a trail of destruction atop Ruin, War’s fiery phantom steed * [b]Epic Quest[/b] – Battle across the wastelands and demon-infested dungeons of the decimated Earth in your quest for vengeance and redemption * [b]Character Progression[/b] – Uncover powerful ancient relics, upgrade your weapons, unlock new abilities, and customize your gameplay style * [b]Battle Heaven and Hell[/b] – Battle against all who stand in your way - from war-weary angelic forces to Hell’s hideous demon hordes***[b]Minimum:[/b] * Windows XP SP3, Vista SP1 or Windows 7 * Athlon 64 3800+ (2.4 GHz) or Pentium IV 530 (3.0 GHz) CPU * 1 GB RAM (2 GB for Vista/7) * 256 MB VRAM * GeForce 8800, GeForce GT220, or Radeon X1900 GPU * 12 GB HD space [b]Recommended:[/b] * Athlon 64 X2 5200+ (2.6 GHz) or Core 2 Duo E5420 (2.13 GHz) CPU * 2 GB RAM (3 GB for Vista/7) * GeForce GTS 240 or Radeon HD3870 GPU | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Darksiders | THQ (Vigil Games) | 2015 | Linux | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Darksiders | THQ;Konami (Vigil Games) | 2010 | Penned by legendary comic book artist Joe Madureira (X-Men, Battle Chasers, The Ultimates), Darksiders is set in a Post-Apocalyptic demon-ravaged world where evil forces have prematurely brought about the end of the time. Originally sent to oversee the destruction of Earth, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse have been betrayed by their master, stripped of their powers and cast down to Earth. Players take on the role of WAR -- the first of the Four Horsemen -- as he embarks on a brutal quest of vengeance and revenge against the forces that betrayed him with the help of his phantom steed RUIN. The first title from new THQ studio Vigil Games, Darksiders: Wrath of War features open-world exploration, a deep combat system and a huge arsenal of modern and mythical weapons.***[b]mythic figure[/b] - War of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalyse | PS3 | labelimagesubject |
| Darksiders | THQ;Konami (Vigil Games) | 2010 | X360 | labelimageminimize | |
| Dead Space | Electronic Arts (EA Redwood Shores) | 2008 | Set in the cold blackness of deep space, the atmosphere is soaked with a feeling of tension, dread and sheer terror. In Dead Space , players step into the role of engineer Isaac Clarke – an ordinary man on a seemingly routine mission to fix the communications systems aboard a deep space mining ship. It is not long before Isaac awakes to a living nightmare when he learns that the ship's crew has been ravaged by a vicious alien infestation. He must fight through the dead silence and darkness of deep space to stay alive. [EA [newsletter]] | X360 | labelimagesubject |
| Dead Space | Electronic Arts (EA Redwood Shores) | 2008 | Set in the cold blackness of deep space, the atmosphere is soaked with a feeling of tension, dread and sheer terror. In Dead Space , players step into the role of engineer Isaac Clarke – an ordinary man on a seemingly routine mission to fix the communications systems aboard a deep space mining ship. It is not long before Isaac awakes to a living nightmare when he learns that the ship's crew has been ravaged by a vicious alien infestation. He must fight through the dead silence and darkness of deep space to stay alive. [EA [newsletter]] | PS3 | labelimagesubject |
| Dead Space | Electronic Arts (EA Redwood Shores) | 2008 | Un survival horror soberbio, donde tus recursos son limitadísimo y temerás hasta el titileo de la luz de la nave. 8 de 10***Only the Dead Survive. A massive deep-space mining ship goes dark after unearthing a strange artifact on a distant planet. Engineer Isaac Clarke embarks on the repair mission, only to uncover a nightmarish blood bath — the ship's crew horribly slaughtered and infected by alien scourge. Now Isaac is cut off, trapped, and engaged in a desperate fight for survival. * Strategically dismember the Necromorph enemies limb by bloody limb. * Zero gravity combat means terror can strike from anywhere. * Uncover the horrific truth of this shocking thriller.***Finishing the game on [i]hard[/i] difficulty unlocks [i]impossible[/i] difficulty (as well as giving 50k credits, 10 power nodes and military suit). What that entails, however, is unknown.***2009-01-09 on Steam (lang: eng, fre, ita, spa, ger)***[b]Launch trailer[/b] [media=youtube]S7VvKGlVZu8[/media]***There has been several animated comics and apparently they're making a direct-to-DVD/Bluray animated film as well to cover the back story (and so far it seems like they're selling the movie separately). I truly hope these are included in the final game, I hate to miss out on the plot simply because the people want to make more money out of it.***[b]achillesheelfoes[/b] / [b]dismemberment[/b] — this is the only way you can defeat the necromorphs, by shooting or otherwise ripping off all their limbs. Just shooting at their head or torso won't help much (much like with zombies). [b]technomagic[/b] — (tele)kinesis and stasis devices, the latter of which literally creates a temporal distortion that significantly slows down the passge of time for the targeted object or creature (ergo, slowing their movements down to crawl). # averted tags # [b]limited supplies[/b] — happens only with ammo in case you use single weapon exclusively (you can carry 4). Otherwise you have plenty of ammo around. [b]faceless protagonist[/b] — you can rotate the camera early on in the in-game cinematic portion to point towards the back of the ship when Isaac hasn't donned his helmet yet, showing his face clearly. | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Dreamkiller | Aspyr Media (Mindware Studios) | 2009 | Windows | labelimageminimize | |
| Dreams of Yesterday | author | 2004 | Linux | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Fragments of Power | author | ? | Almost a straight-up Zelda game. Complete 9 dungeons to save the girl. Does contain an optional bonus dungeon. Graphic improvement of course. Game mechanics are updated a bit; you push multiple blocks to solve puzzles for instance. Also, game path is not nearly as open as the original Legend of Zelda (like later Zelda games). | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Ganon's Claim | author | 2005 | Cerulia is a once peaceful land north of Hyrule. It sits between Nevachrea and Galhaldia, two nations at war, and remains strictly neutral. But, retreating from another defeat, Ganon encamped there and is causing havoc, so Link pursues him. Collect 8 pieces of the Golden Power. Collect items from mini dungeons, dungeons, shops, and hidden corners of Cerulia. Find Ganon, defeat him. Along the way, there are no simple caves, only multi-screen complex mini dungeons. There are actual mini dungeons and regular dungeons. Mini games and if you can find it, a master dome to test the skills of the best players. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Geepa's First Quest | author | 2003 | The usual classic LoZ formula but with updated graphics and game mechanics. Gather 4 shards of the Triforce, defeat Ganon, rescue the damsel. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Ghost | author | 2016 | Has an unusual feature where you can skip two mandatory segments of the story that break out from normal gameplay. Since neither of these provide any items or other resources, this can be welcome for those who do not care about the different gameplay required in them. | Windows | labelimageminimize |
| Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime | Atari (Behavior Studios) | 2011 | Strap on your proton packs for an all new ghostbusting adventure! Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime brings paranormal activity to PC Download! With 4 new playable characters and a whole new team of Ghostbusters, get ready for a fast-paced battle against the evil spirits that lurk in New York City to take down Dumazu the Destroyer! Key features: * Choose to play as any of the new Ghostbusters crew * Immerse yourself in the fight against the paranormal – battle ghosts in sewer tunnels, cemeteries and more * Gain new weapons to increase your ghostbusting gear * Ride in the all new ECTO-4WD as you battle evil ghosts * Combine weapon attacks with your teammates to increase the power of your attacks * Up to 4 player co-op multiplayer | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Interhack | author | 2000 | Linux | labelminimizeminimize | |
| King Quest the 2nd | author | 2012 | Linux | labelimageminimize | |
| Lumo | Triple Eh? | 2014 | Linux | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Maze | author | 2003 | A classic Zelda style game that removes the element of exploration. The Entire game takes place in a single castle connected to just 4 dungeons. A side-effect is seeing many major elements of the game long before Link has the ability to utilize them. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| ORiGiN | author | 2007 | An extremely hard extensive three quest graphics and gameplay remake of the original Legend of Zelda. Collect the weapons needed to defeat Ganon three times. Rescue three princess. Extensive puzzle elements and maze like areas with enemies on practically all screens. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Painkiller | Dreamcatcher (People Can Fly) | 2004 | [b]How to kill:[/b] [spoiler=Necrogiant (chapter 1 boss);Hide]Nothing special needed. Just keep distance from him after he breaks his chains and use long range weapons like the stakegun.[/spoiler] [spoiler=Mudgiant-thingy (chapter 2 boss);Hide]Shoot the bubbles under him until you get permanently burning bubbles (burst them all). Shoot bubbles that float near the boss. Shoot at the boss directly until he has extinguished all. Repeat.[/spoiler] [spoiler=Guardian (chapter 3 boss);Hide]Destroy his warhammer, then Guardian himself.[/spoiler] [spoiler=Alastor (chapter 4 boss);Hide]No special tricks needed. At the end you need to destroy the statues when he's drawing energy from them.[/spoiler] [spoiler=Lucifer (chapter 5 boss);Hide]"Push" (shoot, really) the meteors he summons back at him.[/spoiler]***[b]widescreen[/b] - this unfortunately reduces the vertical visibility by cutting off the top and bottom part of the screen so the edges still match the same angle. [b]stock sounds[/b] - one is noticeable in C1L4 (Cathedral) where it's played as a random-ish background sound. [b]colossi[/b] - the necrogiant, the protagonist is hardly the size of its fingernail. [b]mookrush[/b] - is actually interrupted, several times even, but that's because the boss appears at those times and everyone else disappears for a short while.***2007-01-27 on Steam, by Dreamcatcher Interactive (lang: eng, ger, fre, spa) ; Gold Edition (actually Black Edition) | Windows | labelimageminimize |
| Puzzle Robots | author | 2013 | Push the blocks aground to clear a path to reunite with your robot girlfriend. She will sometimes demand the blocks be placed in specific places first. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Randomizer Modern | author | 2013 | If you liked all four quests of Zelda Classic, but wish it were harder and had more quests, and want the experience of playing it again without knowing where to find anything, then Randomizer Modern is your game.***Similar to the original Legend of Zelda except there are many more items from later games of the series (hammer, bombchu, boss room keys, etc) and the locations of items and dungeons from 5? quests are arranged randomly with each playthough. Additionally, enemy sets can vary each time they are generated for a room or screen. Even details of the overworld can vary in appearance. There are also harder enemies around. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Rise of Ganon | author | 2009 | Hyrule has always been at peace, until the evil wizard Ganon took over and tried to claim the Triforce for himself. Luckily, the Hero of Time, as well as his descendants, were able to foil his plans, and after many generations, Ganon was finally gone for good, and every trace of him was gone....or so everyone thought. Many hundreds of years of later, Hyrule was at peace, and a trustworthy soldier of Ganon's army, Synrilla, sought to revive his master by taking the blood of both the bearers of the Triforces, and sprinkling it on the ashes of Ganon, to revive him. Zelda was one of the keys that kept Ganon sealed away for many generations. So, Synrilla sought the blood of the bearer of the Triforce of Wisdom that Zelda had held on to, but luckily, Zelda was able to scatter 7 out of 8 pieces of the Triforce of Courage she and her ancestors held onto for generations, waiting for the new Hero to reclaim it, a key that Synrilla mislooked, only to still bear the Triforce of Wisdom on her hand. After Synrilla held Zelda captured, Zelda knew exactly what to do...call on the descendant of the Hero that vanquished Ganon long ago, and reclaim the pieces of the Triforce of Courage, and stop Synrilla from invading Hyrule and plunging it into darkness. Link, a resident of Taitl Village, was called by Zelda had everything explained to him. Will he be able to gather the Triforces of Courage and save Zelda from Synrilla, or be slained by Synrilla to be an offering for the revival of Ganon? A quest that takes a high risk, the fate of Hyrule in his hands, begins!!!!***The author insists that this quest can not be completed without using version 2.10 of ZC (2.50 indeed runs RoG with game stopping quirks). However, the Linux build of this version is not readily available through official channels. But, the [url=http://www.sephiroth.ws/ZC/Lost-Isle-Build.tar.gz]custom Linux build of ZC[/url] used for [url=http://www.purezc.com/index.php?page=quests&id=204]Lost Isle[/url] is a 2.10 variant suitable for completing Rise of Ganon. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Shadowcrypt | One-bit Punch | 2014 | Windows | labelimageminimize | |
| Shadowcrypt | One-bit Punch | 2014 | Mac OS X | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Shadowgrounds Survivor | Meridian4;Techland;cdv Software Entertainment USA (Frozenbyte) | 2007 | Juego de acción cenital con todas las características del Shadowgrounds pero mucho más directo al grano que el anterior, y mejor elaborado. Un mata-mata muy bien hecho. 6 de 10***[b]difficulty[/b] - mostly affects how swamped the player gets in the various holdouts. The highest difficulty gets a bit ridiculous.***2007-11-14 by Meridian4, on Steam (lang: eng, fre, spa) PL 2007-11-18 by Techland***Also called [i]Shadowgrounds 2[/i] in some places, though never released under that title.***Shadowgrounds Survivor is a spin-off/sequel to the underground PC hit Shadowgrounds and will be available at retail outlets and online later this year. Shadowgrounds Survivor tells the story of three survivors who join forces with the last remaining human resistance in the heated battle against the ongoing alien onslaught. The acclaimed atmosphere and gameplay mechanics of the original Shadowgrounds make a triumphant return armed with a new feature set! • 3 playable characters, each with impressive new tactics • RPG-like upgrade system for weapons and characters; including special attacks such as the all-engrossing Napalm Flame and the mighty Brute Slayer. • New gameplay features such as the Sentry Turret and the powerful Mech! • Campaign mode short of filler and full of action, running parallel to the Shadowgrounds story and expanding it to new locations, including snow and ice environments, gritty sewers and the suffering New Atlantis colony • Survival mode where the player is pitted against hordes of alien monsters – the clock is ticking and they just keep on coming! • New graphics enhancements, including raging snowstorm effects, new weapon effects and much more! • Integrated physics that bring the world alive with hundreds of physics objects, taking the destruction to the next level • New original soundtrack composed by praised Shadowgrounds composer Ari Pulkkinen • On-disc Editor tools, sample missions and modding Wiki for easy modding; take part in the Shadowgrounds mod community and create mods for the Campaign or the Survival mode – or just enjoy the results of others! [?] | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Shadowgrounds Survivor | ? (Frozenbyte) | 2011 | Mac OS X | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Solstice: The Quest for the Staff of Demnos | Sony Imagesoft;Epic Sony Records (Software Creations) | 1990 | "From Out of the Darkness... Shall Arise a Challenge To Your Wisdom" Join Shadax's quest as he searches through the deadly fortress of Kastlerock for the six pieces of the magical Staff of Demnos, in a brave attempt to save Princess Eleanor from the evil magician Morbius! Over 250 challenging rooms to explore. Brilliant 3-D graphics, music and sound effects. Powerful potions and magical keys. Fearless evil characters to defeat. Non-violent fun for the entire family!*** [64]*** [63]*** [52]*** [37]*** [29]*** [27] | NES | labelimagesubject |
| Song of the Deep | GameTrust Games (Insomniac Games) | 2016 | [media=youtube]rw5uGVz3-d4[/media] | Windows | labelimageminimize |
| Souls of Wisdom | author | 2011 | A [b][i]massive[/i][/b] remake of the original Legend of Zelda with many more enemies, more in depth story, more items, more people, more things to do, more dungeons, more lands, and much, much more. To give you an idea of how much bigger, to get to where the starting screen was in the original, you must navigate from link's island home through an area the size of the original after visiting a dungeon. The story places this game (being the same as the original LoZ) after all the others except Adventure of Link (AoL being a direct sequel). All the previous games (excluding TP & SS, which were released after WoS) are referenced in this remake. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| Sudeki | Microsoft Game Studios (Climax) | 2004 | Four heroes: a sultry wizardress, a soaring gunslinger, a powerful swordsman, and a dark huntressÑare about to be hurtled over the edge in a flight into darkness. Sudeki pushes the limits of what a roleplaying game (RPG) can be by providing bigger worlds, more powerful heroes, and sexier heroines, all set in the context of fantastical real-time action. In a world ripped apart by deceit, Sudeki players become heroes on a twisting path of betrayal, real-time combat, and unbelievable magic. Features: * Bone-crunching combat: Sudeki features intense combat with dozens of moves, slow-motion bullet time, earth-shaking spells, hundreds of destructive melees and ranged weapons, and group-based magical attacks known as spirit strikes. * Hordes of enemies: Battle more than 65 enemies, ranging from Accursed Undead to a 90-foot Serpentine Siren. * Unique and powerful allies: Play a team of four fierce heroes: a beautiful and deadly sorceress, a steam-punk gunslinger, a powerful man-at-arms, and a dark huntress. Conduct massive cooperative spirit strikes to devastate legions of foes. * Heroes that build and grow: Choose how to develop your characters' skills, spell arsenal, weapons cache, and powers. * Immense worlds to explore and tame: Sudeki is filled with hundreds of nonplayer characters and cunning enemies, as well as plot twists and turns fraught with danger. * Jaw-dropping graphics: A custom, next-generation graphic engine built from the ground up for Xbox features detailed facial animation, bump-mapping, fully dynamic shadows, and awesome scale. [R2D2-A] | Xbox | labelimagesubject |
| Sudeki | Zoo Digital Publishing (Climax) | 2005 | [b]combo moves[/b] - timed freeform three-part combination of the two attack buttons (all combinations work, producing different final hits). Consider that normal hit does some 10-20 damage and the final hit of a combo does 200, these are well worth the negligible effort (especially considering the simplest combinations seem to be the most useful). # averted # display-800x600 - the title screen is the only basis for this, the dialog texts would suggest 640x480, but everything else looks great in any resolution expect wide.***Sudeki, a world torn apart into light, shadow and dark. Rent asunder by deceit and betrayal, the land cries out for a peace that only four united heroes can bring. * Real-time, bone-crunching combat with incredible spells and combos. * Control any one of the four champions at any time, and skip between them at will. * Customize each character's armour, weapons and spells and evolve new powerful attacks. [Box blurb]***[b]Minimum:[/b] * Windows 2000 or XP * 1.5 GHz CPU * 256 MB RAM * 64 MB VRAM * 1.8 GB HD space * keyboard * mouse***Refuses to install on anything newer than WinXP, reason unknown as the installer quietly exists. Tampering with the MSI file proved fruitless. There's a very hackish solution to this however. You need to uncompress [code]sudeki.cab[/code] and [code]sudeki1.cab[/code] into some folder on your harddrive and then create a .bat with the following contents. [spoiler=Show .bat contents;Hide]md "Sudeki" md "Sudeki\data" md "Sudeki\launcherdata" md "Sudeki\sound" md "Sudeki\sound\Speech" move "binkw32.dll" "Sudeki\binkw32.dll" move "protect.dll" "Sudeki\protect.dll" move "SOLData.baf" "Sudeki\SOLData.baf" move "Sudeki.exe" "Sudeki\Sudeki.exe" move "SudekiLauncher.exe" "Sudeki\SudekiLauncher.exe" move "SOLWORLDM.gex" "Sudeki\data\SOLWORLDM.gex" move "WINSOLM.fubi" "Sudeki\data\WINSOLM.fubi" move "WINSOLM.gex" "Sudeki\data\WINSOLM.gex" move "AutogenStrings.xml" "Sudeki\launcherdata\AutogenStrings.xml" move "DefaultOptions.xml" "Sudeki\launcherdata\DefaultOptions.xml" move "LauncherConfig.xml" "Sudeki\launcherdata\LauncherConfig.xml" move "SudekiPC_Launcher_Ailish.bmp" "Sudeki\launcherdata\SudekiPC_Launcher_Ailish.bmp" move "SudekiPC_Launcher_Buki.bmp" "Sudeki\launcherdata\SudekiPC_Launcher_Buki.bmp" move "SudekiPC_Launcher_Elco.bmp" "Sudeki\launcherdata\SudekiPC_Launcher_Elco.bmp" move "SudekiPC_Launcher_Logo.bmp" "Sudeki\launcherdata\SudekiPC_Launcher_Logo.bmp" move "SudekiPC_Launcher_Tal.bmp" "Sudeki\launcherdata\SudekiPC_Launcher_Tal.bmp" move "UserStrings.xml" "Sudeki\launcherdata\UserStrings.xml" move "accursed.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\accursed.xwb" move "accursedSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\accursedSoundScript.XSB" move "Accursed_sfx.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Accursed_sfx.xwb" move "Ailish.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Ailish.xwb" move "ailish_sfx.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\ailish_sfx.xwb" move "Ailish_weapons.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Ailish_weapons.xwb" move "airship.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\airship.XSB" move "airship.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\airship.xwb" move "Alexine.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Alexine.XSB" move "ALICESoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\ALICESoundScript.XSB" move "aquaticlaw.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\aquaticlaw.XSB" move "archanitelSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\archanitelSoundScript.XSB" move "archonite_missiles.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\archonite_missiles.xwb" move "Arlo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Arlo.XSB" move "Arlo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Arlo.xwb" move "Balor.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Balor.XSB" move "Behemoth.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Behemoth.XSB" move "Behemoth_shield.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Behemoth_shield.XSB" move "behemoth_shield.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\behemoth_shield.xwb" move "BS_AilishTrain.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_AilishTrain.XSB" move "BS_Ailishtrain.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Ailishtrain.xwb" move "BS_Brightwater.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Brightwater.XSB" move "BS_brightwater.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_brightwater.xwb" move "BS_Citadel.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Citadel.XSB" move "BS_Citadel.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Citadel.xwb" move "BS_CrystalReef.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_CrystalReef.XSB" move "BS_CrystalReef.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_CrystalReef.xwb" move "BS_CyantineC.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_CyantineC.XSB" move "BS_CyantineC.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_CyantineC.xwb" move "BS_DevilsBelch.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_DevilsBelch.XSB" move "BS_DevilsBelch.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_DevilsBelch.xwb" move "BS_Elco_flees.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Elco_flees.XSB" move "BS_Elco_flees.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Elco_flees.xwb" move "BS_FarexLore.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_FarexLore.XSB" move "BS_FarexLore.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_FarexLore.xwb" move "BS_IllumCastle.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_IllumCastle.XSB" move "BS_IllumCastle.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_IllumCastle.xwb" move "BS_IllumCountry.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_IllumCountry.XSB" move "BS_IllumCountry.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_IllumCountry.xwb" move "BS_mungo_fight.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_mungo_fight.XSB" move "BS_mungo_fight.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_mungo_fight.xwb" move "BS_NassGrotto.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_NassGrotto.XSB" move "BS_NassGrotto.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_NassGrotto.xwb" move "BS_ShadaniMo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_ShadaniMo.XSB" move "BS_ShadaniMo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_ShadaniMo.xwb" move "BS_TalTraining.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_TalTraining.XSB" move "BS_TalTraining.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_TalTraining.xwb" move "BS_TempleMo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_TempleMo.XSB" move "BS_TempleMo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_TempleMo.xwb" move "BS_Transentia.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Transentia.XSB" move "BS_Transentia.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_Transentia.xwb" move "BS_TResearchC.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_TResearchC.XSB" move "BS_TResearchC.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_TResearchC.xwb" move "BS_void.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BS_void.XSB" move "BS_void.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\BS_void.xwb" move "buki.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\buki.xwb" move "BUKISoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\BUKISoundScript.XSB" move "Buki_sfx.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Buki_sfx.xwb" move "Cafu.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Cafu.XSB" move "cave_engine.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\cave_engine.XSB" move "Cave_engine.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Cave_engine.xwb" move "Devils_Belch.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Devils_Belch.XSB" move "Devils_Belch.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Devils_Belch.xwb" move "Elco.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Elco.xwb" move "ELCOSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\ELCOSoundScript.XSB" move "Elco_sfx.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Elco_sfx.xwb" move "Elco_weapons.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Elco_weapons.xwb" move "Environment_event_KMO.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Environment_event_KMO.XSB" move "environment_event_templemo.x" "Sudeki\sound\Environment_event_templemo.XSB" move "Environment_gen.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Environment_gen.xwb" move "Envir_bwr.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_bwr.XSB" move "Envir_BWR.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_BWR.xwb" move "envir_bwr_2.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\envir_bwr_2.xwb" move "Envir_BWR_IM.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_BWR_IM.XSB" move "Envir_castle_IM.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_castle_IM.XSB" move "Envir_Citadel.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Citadel.XSB" move "Envir_Citadel.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Citadel.xwb" move "Envir_Devil.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Devil.XSB" move "Envir_Devil.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Devil.xwb" move "Envir_emit_TMo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_emit_TMo.XSB" move "Envir_gen.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_gen.XSB" move "Envir_gen_torch.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_gen_torch.XSB" move "Envir_ill_castl.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_ill_castl.XSB" move "Envir_Ill_Castl.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Ill_Castl.xwb" move "Envir_ill_count.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_ill_count.XSB" move "Envir_Ill_countryside.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Ill_countryside.xwb" move "Envir_KMO.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_KMO.XSB" move "Envir_KMO.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_KMO.xwb" move "Envir_kren.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_kren.xwb" move "Envir_Nass_grot.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Nass_grot.XSB" move "Envir_Nass_grot.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Nass_grot.xwb" move "Envir_Research.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Research.XSB" move "Envir_Research.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Research.xwb" move "Envir_Shadowland.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_Shadowland.xwb" move "Envir_sh_mo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_sh_mo.XSB" move "Envir_sh_mo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_sh_mo.xwb" move "Envir_T_Mo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_T_Mo.xwb" move "Envir_void.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_void.XSB" move "Envir_void.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_void.xwb" move "Envir_wind.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Envir_wind.xwb" move "Env_Animals.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_Animals.xwb" move "Env_bats.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_bats.xwb" move "Env_burners.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_burners.xwb" move "Env_CastleDoors.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_CastleDoors.xwb" move "Env_Castle_b.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_Castle_b.xwb" move "Env_cricketAtm.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_cricketAtm.xwb" move "Env_Crystal_R.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_Crystal_R.XSB" move "Env_Crystal_R.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_Crystal_R.xwb" move "Env_DayBirds.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_DayBirds.xwb" move "Env_desertBirds.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_desertBirds.xwb" move "Env_doglegBirds.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_doglegBirds.XSB" move "Env_ev_bwr.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_ev_bwr.XSB" move "Env_ev_kren.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_ev_kren.XSB" move "Env_gen_barrier.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_gen_barrier.XSB" move "Env_Gen_fire.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_Gen_fire.XSB" move "Env_IC_dvd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_IC_dvd.xwb" move "env_magic_gate.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\env_magic_gate.xwb" move "Env_nightBirds.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_nightBirds.xwb" move "Env_outsideAtmos.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_outsideAtmos.xwb" move "Env_stream.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_stream.xwb" move "Env_transentDvd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_transentDvd.xwb" move "Env_transentia.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Env_transentia.XSB" move "Env_transentia.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_transentia.xwb" move "Env_waterfall.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_waterfall.xwb" move "Env_waves.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_waves.xwb" move "Env_wood_spik.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Env_wood_spik.xwb" move "Farex_Lore.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Farex_Lore.XSB" move "flying_heads.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\flying_heads.XSB" move "flying_heads.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\flying_heads.xwb" move "game_credits.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\game_credits.XSB" move "Game_credits.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Game_credits.xwb" move "Gluespider.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Gluespider.xwb" move "Glue_spiderW.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Glue_spiderW.XSB" move "grotesque.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\grotesque.XSB" move "GSSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\GSSoundScript.XSB" move "Guard_sphere.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Guard_sphere.XSB" move "haycart.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\haycart.XSB" move "haycart_NPC.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\haycart_NPC.XSB" move "haycart_NPC.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\haycart_NPC.xwb" move "hit_matrix.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\hit_matrix.XSB" move "Hydrogenate.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Hydrogenate.xwb" move "HydrogenateSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\HydrogenateSoundScript.XSB" move "IC_Hagren.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\IC_Hagren.XSB" move "IC_hagren.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IC_hagren.xwb" move "IC_kid_1.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\IC_kid_1.XSB" move "IC_kid_2.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\IC_kid_2.XSB" move "Illumina_guardA.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Illumina_guardA.XSB" move "Illumina_guardB.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Illumina_guardB.XSB" move "IM_Env_dark.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_Env_dark.xwb" move "IM_env_generic.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_env_generic.xwb" move "IM_Farex_Lore.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_Farex_Lore.xwb" move "IM_feet_hits.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_feet_hits.xwb" move "IM_gen_torch.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_gen_torch.xwb" move "IM_Gluespider.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_Gluespider.xwb" move "IM_portal.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\IM_portal.XSB" move "IM_portal.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_portal.xwb" move "IM_sheep.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_sheep.xwb" move "IM_silence.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_silence.xwb" move "IM_SS_generic.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_SS_generic.xwb" move "IM_Talos.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_Talos.xwb" move "IM_Tilly.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_Tilly.xwb" move "IM_UI.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_UI.xwb" move "IM_ui_music.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\IM_ui_music.XSB" move "IM_ui_music.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_ui_music.xwb" move "IM_waves.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\IM_waves.XSB" move "IM_waves.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\IM_waves.xwb" move "Kazel.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Kazel.XSB" move "kazel.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\kazel.xwb" move "kren.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\kren.XSB" move "kren.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\kren.xwb" move "kren_eye.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\kren_eye.XSB" move "kurianknight_a.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\kurianknight_a.XSB" move "kurianknight_b.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\kurianknight_b.XSB" move "kurianknight_c.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\kurianknight_c.XSB" move "kuriank_tourTSA.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\kuriank_tourTSA.XSB" move "lupavox.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\lupavox.xwb" move "Mergadroid.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Mergadroid.XSB" move "missiles.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\missiles.XSB" move "mungomofo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\mungomofo.XSB" move "mungomofo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\mungomofo.xwb" move "nassaria.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\nassaria.XSB" move "Nassaria.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Nassaria.xwb" move "Nico.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Nico.XSB" move "NPC_3d_speech.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_3d_speech.XSB" move "NPC_child.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_child.xwb" move "NPC_hayton.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_hayton.XSB" move "NPC_Hayton.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_Hayton.xwb" move "NPC_Lexi.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_Lexi.XSB" move "NPC_Maomao.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_Maomao.XSB" move "NPC_nana.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\NPC_nana.XSB" move "pirouette.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\pirouette.XSB" move "pirouette.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\pirouette.xwb" move "portal.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\portal.XSB" move "portal.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\portal.xwb" move "QGSSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\QGSSoundScript.XSB" move "QueenGlue_Death.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\QueenGlue_Death.XSB" move "Queen_GlueSpider.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Queen_GlueSpider.xwb" move "reptufallo.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\reptufallo.XSB" move "reptufallo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\reptufallo.xwb" move "roboarchanite.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\roboarchanite.XSB" move "RobotAquaticlaw.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\RobotAquaticlaw.XSB" move "Robot_Guard.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Robot_Guard.XSB" move "Robot_Guard.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Robot_Guard.xwb" move "Robot_gZ1000.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Robot_gZ1000.XSB" move "Robot_gz3000.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Robot_gz3000.XSB" move "s2_Ailish.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\s2_Ailish.xwb" move "S2_aquaticlaw.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_aquaticlaw.xwb" move "S2_Archonite.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_Archonite.xwb" move "S2_Behemoth.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_Behemoth.xwb" move "S2_grotesque.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_grotesque.xwb" move "S2_Guard_sphere.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_Guard_sphere.xwb" move "S2_kren.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_kren.xwb" move "S2_kren_eye.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_kren_eye.xwb" move "S2_kurianknight.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_kurianknight.xwb" move "S2_mergadroid.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_mergadroid.xwb" move "S2_pirouette.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_pirouette.xwb" move "S2_RAquaticlaw.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_RAquaticlaw.xwb" move "S2_Tal_kazel.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_Tal_kazel.xwb" move "S2_venomgnat.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_venomgnat.xwb" move "S2_woluf.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_woluf.xwb" move "S2_Wyrd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S2_Wyrd.xwb" move "sacrifice.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\sacrifice.XSB" move "Sacrifice.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Sacrifice.xwb" move "scribe.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\scribe.XSB" move "Scribe.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Scribe.xwb" move "sfx_generic.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\sfx_generic.XSB" move "sfx_generic.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\sfx_generic.xwb" move "Shadowland.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Shadowland.XSB" move "shadow_orb.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\shadow_orb.XSB" move "sheep.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\sheep.XSB" move "SoY_Bat.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SoY_Bat.XSB" move "SoY_Eagle.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SoY_Eagle.XSB" move "SoY_Sfx.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SoY_Sfx.xwb" move "SoY_Wolf.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SoY_Wolf.XSB" move "SoY_Wolf.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SoY_Wolf.xwb" move "speech.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\speech.XSB" move "Spiritstrike_g.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Spiritstrike_g.xwb" move "Spot_soundDvd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Spot_soundDvd.xwb" move "spot_sounds.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\spot_sounds.XSB" move "spot_sounds.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\spot_sounds.xwb" move "SS_AklStrH.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_AklStrH.XSB" move "SS_citadel.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_citadel.XSB" move "SS_citadel.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_citadel.xwb" move "SS_CReef.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_CReef.XSB" move "SS_CReef.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_CReef.xwb" move "SS_DBelch.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_DBelch.XSB" move "SS_ICSE.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ICSE.XSB" move "SS_ICSE.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ICSE.xwb" move "SS_iC_doorMusic.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_iC_doorMusic.xwb" move "ss_illcastleDvd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\ss_illcastleDvd.xwb" move "SS_ill_castle.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ill_castle.XSB" move "SS_ill_castle.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ill_castle.xwb" move "ss_Nassaria.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\ss_Nassaria.XSB" move "ss_Nassaria.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\ss_Nassaria.xwb" move "SS_NBW.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_NBW.XSB" move "SS_NBW_dvd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_NBW_dvd.xwb" move "SS_ShadaniM.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ShadaniM.XSB" move "SS_ShadowW.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ShadowW.XSB" move "SS_ShadowW.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_ShadowW.xwb" move "SS_Shad_Dvd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_Shad_Dvd.xwb" move "SS_TempleM.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_TempleM.XSB" move "SS_TempleM.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\SS_TempleM.xwb" move "SS_TRC.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\SS_TRC.XSB" move "S_aquaticlaw.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_aquaticlaw.xwb" move "S_archonite.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_archonite.xwb" move "S_Behemoth.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Behemoth.xwb" move "S_Farex_Lore.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Farex_Lore.xwb" move "S_grotesque.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_grotesque.xwb" move "S_Guard_sphere.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Guard_sphere.xwb" move "S_Illumina_Gd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Illumina_Gd.xwb" move "S_kurianknight.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_kurianknight.xwb" move "S_mergadroid.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_mergadroid.xwb" move "S_missile.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_missile.xwb" move "S_RAquaticlaw.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_RAquaticlaw.xwb" move "S_shadow_orb.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_shadow_orb.xwb" move "S_talos.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_talos.xwb" move "S_Venomgnat.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Venomgnat.xwb" move "S_Woluf.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Woluf.xwb" move "S_Wyrd.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\S_Wyrd.xwb" move "s_xcavator.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\s_xcavator.xwb" move "Tal.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Tal.xwb" move "Talos.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Talos.XSB" move "TalSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\TalSoundScript.XSB" move "Tal_sfx.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Tal_sfx.xwb" move "templeDrPuz.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\templeDrPuz.XSB" move "TempleInPuz.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\TempleInPuz.XSB" move "test.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\test.XSB" move "test.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\test.xwb" move "tetsu.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\tetsu.XSB" move "tetsu.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\tetsu.xwb" move "Tilly.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\Tilly.XSB" move "TMO_puzzles.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\TMO_puzzles.xwb" move "ui.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\ui.xwb" move "UISoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\UISoundScript.XSB" move "VenomgnatSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\VenomgnatSoundScript.XSB" move "V_of_souls.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\V_of_souls.XSB" move "V_Of_Souls.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\V_Of_Souls.xwb" move "WolufSoundScript.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\WolufSoundScript.XSB" move "wyrd.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\wyrd.XSB" move "xcavator.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\xcavator.XSB" move "xcavator_metal.XSB" "Sudeki\sound\xcavator_metal.XSB" move "speech.1.sf" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech.1.sf" move "speech_ailish.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_ailish.xwb" move "speech_Akloria.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Akloria.xwb" move "speech_AklStrH.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_AklStrH.xwb" move "speech_alexine.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_alexine.xwb" move "speech_Arlo.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Arlo.xwb" move "speech_balor.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_balor.xwb" move "speech_buki.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_buki.xwb" move "speech_DBelch.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_DBelch.xwb" move "speech_Elco.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Elco.xwb" move "speech_env_bwr.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_env_bwr.xwb" move "speech_env_ICa.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_env_ICa.xwb" move "speech_Env_shdw.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Env_shdw.xwb" move "speech_haskilia.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_haskilia.xwb" move "speech_hask_b.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_hask_b.xwb" move "speech_Hayton.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Hayton.xwb" move "speech_kazel.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_kazel.xwb" move "speech_kren.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_kren.xwb" move "speech_Nassaria.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Nassaria.xwb" move "speech_Nico.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Nico.xwb" move "speech_pc2pc.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_pc2pc.xwb" move "speech_shadow.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_shadow.xwb" move "speech_spot.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_spot.xwb" move "speech_Tal.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Tal.xwb" move "speech_Talos.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Talos.xwb" move "speech_tetsu.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_tetsu.xwb" move "speech_Tilly.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_Tilly.xwb" move "speech_TRC.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_TRC.xwb" move "speech_TSA.xwb" "Sudeki\sound\Speech\speech_TSA.xwb"[/spoiler] After that, just run the .bat file. You'll get a new sub-folder named "Sudeki" which contains the game's files in their proper places (presumably). The cotents of that folder are all you need to play.***EAN-13: [code]5060034553434[/code]***Latest version: patch #1 (as of 2005)***[b]missing images:[/b] title screen, actual gameplay screens***Working title: [i]Symphony of Light[/i], changed because of similarity with [game=Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]Castlevania: Symphony of the Night[/game], according to [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudeki]Wikipedia[/url]. | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Tales of a Princess | author | 2012 | In a forgotten corner of Hyrule a once thriving trade center runs rampant with monsters. The people live in poverty and fear, huddle in caves and dungeons. An no one's stepping up to do anything about it. Wherever evil rises Hyrule, a hero named Link always appears to defeat it. But this time... nope, no Link. "That's odd," thought Princess Zelda (the current one). "If there aren't any Links coming to save my people then It is certainly my duty do so." And with that, she's on her quest to save these people of Hyrule. A typical Zelda 1 style action-adventure with the usual weapons and items. Make your way across Hyrule finding useful items and weapons to clear 9 dungeons. Everything will seem vaguely familiar yet it is all different. And, there's a lot more enemies and types of enemies per screen. And it's all basically more difficult. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| The Dead Lands | author | 2003 | A classic Zelda style quest with more difficulty in most aspects but easier in new ways. 2nd quest enemies are present as early as Level 2. Dungeon entrances are all hidden secrets. After dying, Link starts with full hearts. There are no enemies on the roads between kingdoms or in towns (like Zelda II). Fight the monsters, defeat Ganon, rescue 3 princess.***[sic]After Link saved Hyrule from the evil grasp of Ganon the kingdom of Hyrule prospered as a major center of trade. Three other kingdoms called Tenn, Montar, and Frellan arose around Hyrule, as a result of its expansion. Link put his weapons in the royal armory, because he had no need for them any longer, and the Triforce was placed in the throne room and heavily guarded. Link moved to the kingdom of Tenn and began to raise a family. But one fateful day Link was killed by a group of angry moblins; not even his great skill could save him. For over 10 years Hyrule reigned as the largest kingdom in the world, but the remaining band of Ganon's army sought tirelessly to revive their once great leader. After 11 long years they finally suceeded. Ganon easily retook the Triforce in the absense of Link and brought Hyrule to its knees. 9 years later Ganon grew angry because even though he destroyed Hyrule, the three daughter kingdoms still prospered, so he sought to capture and destroy them as well. He began by kidnapping the princess Julie of Frellan. Then Ganon created strong-holds (in each Ganon put Link's weapons to keep them from any adventurous soul) in each of the kingdoms and sent his armies out to destroy the land. Now it is up to Link's son, also named Link, to gather his father's weapons and destroy Ganon in the Dead Land. | Linux | labelimagesubject |
| The Fallen One | author | ? | Linux | labelimageminimize | |
| The Legend of Kyrandia | Virgin (Westwood) | 1992 | [media=youtube]_c5QrnYYk3Y[/media] | MS-DOS | labelimageminimize |
| The Legend of Zelda | Nintendo (Flagship Studios) | 1999 | Gather the Triforce Fragments, collect the weapons needed to defeat Gannon (its says "GANNON" in the game).Rescue the princess. Then do it again (1st Quest, 2nd Quest). This is an appropriately difficult action-adventure with minor puzzle elements and maze like dungeons. There are enemies on nearly every screen to be dispatched by sword, boomerang, arrow, bomb, flame, recorder (flute), and/or magic. The original NES version that was to be published on Gameboy [b][color=red]C[/color][color=00A000]O[/color][color=D0D000]L[/color][color=orange]O[/color][color=red]R[/color][/b]. But after porting, people at Flagship thought that the original Legend of Zelda was too hard and set about dumbing it down. Rather than adding more dialog or a hint system, they chose to fundamentally change gameplay. With each dumb down step in a specific gameplay mechanic, the rest of the gameplay needed to be reworked to match. Soon the entire overworld was different and nothing fit together very well. Additionally the was the legitimate innate problem (as opposed to the aforementioned manufactured problems) of individual screens of the original being too big for the Gameboy Color screen. This could lead to the player not seeing things as important as doors and stairways. Note to developers, visually alerting players to important off-screen information is commonly called Radar. This can be a separate window on a status screen, a small overlayed window, an switchable HUD, or a fractional HUD showing only key info for short times as needed. Additionally the is the option of audio ques In case no one has noticed, The Legend of Zelda series started out hard and subsequent releases are getting easier. Despite Flagship's concern over difficulty, the original LoZ has sold well in every market where it is offered on Gamecube & Wii. With a proper solution to the small screen, this game would not have been too hard (to popular) to publish. [Zerothis] | GBC | labelminimizesubject |
| The Legend of Zelda | Nintendo;Hyundai;Playtronic (Nintendo) | 1987 | [83]*** [4]*** [33]*** [22]*** [52]*** [49]*** [47]*** [27]***The NES version of the first Zelda game appeared roughly a year after the Famicom Disk System version and is of course nearly identical. Fine graphics and music, a huge overworld and many tricky dungeons. Complexity combined with good playability makes it a genre defining masterpiece and started one of the most popular game series ever. The Japanese cartridge version was released way after the original release in February 1994, most likely due to the fact that even in Japan nobody used a Disk System anymore at that time. It was also one of the very last Famicom releases.***Gather the Triforce Fragments, collect the weapons needed to defeat Gannon (its says "GANNON" in the game).Rescue the princess. Then do it again (1st Quest, 2nd Quest). This is an appropriately difficult action-adventure with minor puzzle elements and maze like dungeons. There are enemies on nearly every screen to be dispatched by sword, boomerang, arrow, bomb, flame, recorder (flute), and/or magic. Originally released 1986 on the Famicom Disk System, the game was "ported" to cartridge and brought to the western world a year later. In 1994 a cartridge version was created for Japan also. Suggested simple instructions: Kill anything that moves; burn, blow up, feed, and/or steal anything that doesn't; in proper order. You can stop and save your game at anytime without dying. Press start to go to the sub-screen menu. Then on controller 2 press ↑+A. This is often incorrectly regraded as a 'secret'. But in reality, its written in the game instruction booklet. North American (English), European (English), and Japanese (Japanese based with English text also) versions of this cartridge were officially published in 1994. It has been unofficially translated, via ROM patches, to the follow languages: Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Esperanto, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin, Lojban, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish. 젤다의 전설 NES-LZ-KOR published 1987 by Hyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd. in Korea. ????????? NES-LZ-HKG Gold cartridge published 19?? by Hi-Tech Expressions in Hong Kong A Lenda de Zelda (NES-LS-BZL not printed on product) Grey cartridge published 19?? by Playtronic localized by Hi-Tech Expressions Tags: The first game in the Legend of Zelda series. Miyamoto has stated that Mario and Zelda titles were intended to be playable animated cartoons. A character in the game, Zelda, is kidnapped by the antagonist in the hopes of forcing her to reveal a secret. One of Link's goals is to rescue her. Link can obtain a bow and shoot arrows at enemies. Damaging an NPC causes balls of energy to be launched at Link from out of fires. Miyamoto is a Shintoist and has publicly acknowledged incorporating Shinto into the Zelda games. This cartrige include 3 save slots via battery backed Save RAM. When played on a NES deck modified for stereo or an emulator with stereo, many have noticed that this game seems to have been designed for it. Their are Christian Crosses on Link's shields and on gravestones which has been shown to be against Nintendo's Content Guidelines by other games which have had Christian Crosses censored. [Zerothis]***Zelda. What more is there to say? Now that the N64 version is out, I hope this one isn't forgotten. I bought this when it came out and it is probably THE best game ever. Out of the NES versions, SNES versions, and this one, this one is probably my fave. The gameplay is amazing, the challenge is kick-ass, the storyline is pretty sweet, and it will keep you glued to your NES from start till finish. Trust me, this one is as good as the N64 version. Even though it doesn't have fancy graphics, the gameplay is unlike any other. You won't be disappointed!!!! | NES | labelimagesubject |
