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E.V.O.: Search for Eden - hidden SNES game probably you dint know exist

  E.V.O.: Search for Eden — overview E.V.O.: Search for Eden is a distinctive SNES action-adventure / action-RPG that blends side-scrolling platform combat with an evolution-based progression system. Developed by Almanic (also credited as Givro/Almanic) and published by Enix, it casts the player as a creature guided by Gaia through billions of years of Earth’s history while evolving body parts to survive and progress. Release date, platform, developer and publisher Initial release (Japan): December 21, 1992. North America release: July 1993 (commonly listed as July 15, 1993 in regional release records). Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES / Super Famicom). Developer / Publisher: Almanic (developer); Enix (publisher). Sales and commercial performance There are no widely cited, reliable public figures for total copies sold of E.V.O.: Search for Eden in standard reference sources. Contemporary press and major game databases list release details and credits but do n...
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Star Wars Episode I: Racer - rare Star Wars racing game which is still awesome

 


Star Wars Episode I: Racer

  • Year of Release: The game was originally released on May 17, 1999.

  • Developer and Publisher: Developed by LucasArts and published by Lucasfilm (now Disney).

  • Popularity: It gained popularity due to its unique take on podracing, a high-speed sport featured in “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.”

  • Rare Gem: “Star Wars Episode I: Racer” is considered a rare gem in the Star Wars gaming universe, offering a fresh racing experience.

  • Tracks and Worlds: Players can race on over 21 tracks across 8 unique worlds, including Tatooine and other planets.

  • Story: The game allows you to relive the adrenaline-pumping podracing sequence from the movie. You can play as Anakin Skywalker or choose from a variety of over 21 Podracers.


  • Mechanics: With afterburners engaged, Podracers reach simulated speeds of up to 600 mph! Negotiate hazards like methane lakes, meteor showers, and even Tusken Raiders. 

  • Important!~: Playing on Dreamcast Emulator (Redream): To play on a Dreamcast emulator like Redream, ensure your system meets the minimum requirements: Windows 7 or newer, 1.8 GHz processor, 1 GB RAM, DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card with 256 MB VRAM, and 550 MB available space. Remember Redream is also in Android version, its really awesome to play on phone with gamepad - i do like that, and it easily beats some games like Wipeout or Rollcage. 


  • Important!~: I chose this game specially for You to remind you how awesome racing games were in older days, and that its still amazing to play them on for example phone. The feel of speed with correct settings on phone Redream emulator (240hz refresh screen) is just amazing. Stages are unique and to be honest its still one of my favourite racing games, also because of podracers! I highly advice to buy original cartridges to collect them for every Star Wars fan. I very like choosing 1st person camera with engines visible or 3rd person view for harder stages. Thanks to gamepad we can easily slide which is very important on harder stages with sharp curves. Also remember you can repair the engine during race with special droid repair button, as well as use turbo to fly over 1000 km/h even in some podracers! Remember also to tweak resolution and scaling, game really looks amazing even by today standards and runs very fluid. Speed feel and sounds of engines are just amazing. Have a good race!


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