Name the Game

[LimpingFish]

Iceboty is indeed correct. "Akumajou Dracula", known in the West as "Haunted Castle", an arcade game from 1988:

[Monsieur OUXX]

Ok this is not part of the official game thread, and my rddle is only textual -- but I thought it was worth posting it in a thread of connoisseurs. I just post it alongside the official "name the game" discussion.

In what (epic and serious) game does the narrator say this, using the litteral meaning of the word "sphincter"?
"You force the sphincter open with your (...) and pass through"

[Gilbert]

I'm just too lazy to find something to post at the moment.
So if anyone wants to steal a turn, go ahead.

[kconan]

My favorite detective game on the Atari 8-bit.

[Gribbler]

Murder on the Zinderneuf?

[kconan]

Murder on the Zinderneuf?

Yep, got it.

[Gribbler]

[IMGzoom]http://i.imgur.com/1pEDvTh.png[/IMGzoom]

[kconan]

The Great American Cross-Country Road Race?

[Gribbler]

Yes, sir!

[kconan]

Awesome game on Atari.

[janleht]

It's Spy vs Spy game for sure, but which one???
I go for SvS III

[kconan]

It's Spy vs Spy game for sure, but which one???
I go for SvS III

Its actually II, but close enough for me.  You're up!

[janleht]

[Gribbler]

Stunts?

[kconan]

I was a Stunts junkie, and I don't recognize that screen.

Street Rod?

[janleht]

Not Stunts or Street Rod..
Hint: You can choose if you want to play as a villain or cop.

[Adeel]

There's a similar 3D game (perhaps it was a make over of this game?), so I guess: Manhattan Chase?

[janleht]

Not Manhattan Chase either.

[CTxCB]

Is it Chicago 90?

[Monsieur OUXX]

GTA 1

(PS: for the record, my little game's soluton was : Quest for Glory IV. The guy is in some sort of organic maze, and doors are actually giant sphincters that he "forces open". It sounds really weird in serious Sierra games like that).