Out of Print games You Miss...

[sjmiller]

Let's see, where to begin?

1. DragonQuest by SPI
2. Top Secret (not Top Secret:SI)
3. Villains & Vigilantes
4. Gamma World (Second Edition)
5. The Morrow Project (strange, but true)

I could go on, but there's a start.

 

[dpmcalister]

In the past I would have said WFRP v1 and Top Secret/S.I.

Having had a big clear out recently, there isn't any. Or does D&D 3.5 count yet?

 

[Deset Gled]

Star Wars 2E.

Yeah, the game mechanics weren't that great. But there were some frickin' awesome sourcebooks for it.

 

[Agamon]

TSR Marvel was pretty cool in its day. Amber's another. Street Fighter was a borked game that had a fun premise.

 

[mmadsen]

James Bond

 

[Scurvy_Platypus]

The "faserip" Marvel Superheroes game

As a possible salve, there is the toolkit that Phil Reed did up and released for free. You can find it here:
http://www2.seraphim-guard.com/content/view/42/77/

I also miss Talislanta

Talislanta is still in print. It's probably going to be _out_ of print soon, but it's been moving along quietly. You can pick up the 5th Ed books on Amazon, as well as buy the older edition pdfs here: http://www.rpgnow.com/index.php?filters=0_0_10123

 

[chriton227]

Marvel FASERIP (had a blast rationalizing random powers)
Millennium's End (I just loved the overlay system)
DC Heroes (once you figured out the system you could build just about anything)

 

[Rich Forest]

My favorite out-of-print games right now are probably TSR's Marvel Superheroes, Basic D&D, and White Wolf's Street Fighter. I don't actually miss them because we still play them regularly

The consensus on the internet seems to be that Street Fighter was broken, but I dunno. I actually think that's something of a myth. We played it weekly (sometimes twice a week) for 7 years straight (3 full-length, multi-year campaigns), and we had no real problems. Maybe because we stuck to the core book and Secrets of the Shadoloo? Anyway, I think the core rules for the game are a lot more robust than many people give them credit for.

 

[beeflv30]

Marvel super heroes adventure game which used the SAGA game rules. Also the Street fighter rpg by white wolf. I enjoyed that when I was new to the world of rpg's. But sadly I lost my copy of the book. Oh and the TNMT rpg.

 

[RFisher]

I don’t have to miss them because I kept them.

And I’ve expanded my collection cheap via second-hand book stores and eBay.