There are a finite number of games that EA released on the DS, and it sounds like seeing the EA logo was a solid memory for you. Nothing from their library that I could find besides SimCity DS has such a similar layout to your drawing.
If you want to get really exhaustive, here's a pic of every unique Nintendo DS game icon, including Japan and European exclusives. Something like 3,375 games. If you don't find the icon skimming around in that picture, what you had was probably a hack or custom-edited ROM of SimCity.
a transformers platform game where you had to connect your transformer into a machine thats connected to the Tv in order to play the game. A child guided me during the game but i lost it and i dont know what it was
I created an account just for this, this made me remember a really old memory of the exact same Game and remember being in awe because i really believed the figures were converted to digital and inmediatly loves the idea (i was just a kid lol) and after some digging i found Transformers rescuebots beam box. youtu.be/yLAN3f3NWXc?feature=shared its a plug and play that you connect to the TV like you said and It matches up with my memory perfectly (i even found the video that i saw all the way back ten years ago), i hope its the same game that you said and its useful to you
oh here we go i remember playing a game on EITHEr :- the Atari ST , Commodore 64 or the Sinclair Spectrum
it was a football (soccer) game with no rules
you could place mines on the pitch to blow up players, iirc you could have guns
i DO know there was no offside, and no crowd etc so you could literally run past the goal and it would just be an endless sea of grass, which made me and my brother constantly wind each other up by just getting whomever was playing it's player lost in the green wilderness with no way of getting back
i believe its most likely to be atari st however if it was it was likely not a commerical release we played
it couldve been a demo/full game given away with magazines, or even a game which my grandad coded (you used to get code in magazines so you could make your own games/ make your own copy of existing games etc) hence why weve been unable to relocate it in the sea of discs he left me with the console after his passing
Post by shugarysubstances on Feb 11, 2024 0:50:18 GMT
for me, it's an edutainment game likely from the late 90s I used to play in elementary school. it involved your main hub in a spaceship (very realistic late 90s graphics, think oddworld or garage: bad dream. a more vibrant/color rich version, classic 2.5D style) with an astronaut monkey as a companion. you would pick a section of earth from the globe in your spaceship, and would then be transported to that portion of earth where tou could then click on various things in the area and go through pages (looked like old parchment) that had wikipedia esqe descriptions of things. i recall a few quizzes and the like. I don't recall there being much of an objective outside of just exploring and clicking on everything (lots of animation.) my best friend who is the same age as me vividly remembers this game as well, but neither of us can remember the name for the life of us. or, find anything online about it. i really want to find it.
for me, it's an edutainment game likely from the late 90s I used to play in elementary school. it involved your main hub in a spaceship (very realistic late 90s graphics, think oddworld or garage: bad dream. a more vibrant/color rich version, classic 2.5D style) with an astronaut monkey as a companion. you would pick a section of earth from the globe in your spaceship, and would then be transported to that portion of earth where tou could then click on various things in the area and go through pages (looked like old parchment) that had wikipedia esqe descriptions of things. i recall a few quizzes and the like. I don't recall there being much of an objective outside of just exploring and clicking on everything (lots of animation.) my best friend who is the same age as me vividly remembers this game as well, but neither of us can remember the name for the life of us. or, find anything online about it. i really want to find it.
Sounds like LittleBigPlanet, but that game released in the late 2000s.