So far nobody here in this thread is stupid, everybody is helpful and has some good input. :)

I think you mean Gladiator: Sword of Vengance. I also couldn't remember the full title and there's just too much stuff called "Gladiator", I only found it because I remembered the release year (well, almost, I thought it was a 2002 game). I should note that I haven't ever played it, I was pretty intrigued by it ever since I read a review of it, though.
You didn't read my previous post, did ya...

I tried accessing Mobygames through TOR and a different privacy tool to see if it was my IP or particular browser setting but I still get some 443 port unauthorized issue at mobygames. I asked a friend who live in the same city as but receives internet from a different operator and he couldn't access it either.

As soon as I can access the site I'll return with the name of the game I'm thinking, I might also find another title as I've some vague memory that there's a similar game to both Severance and Rune/Enclave but it will take time to find that one.

+1 on this post ! Because you are ! But that's why we like you...
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What I wanted to do was post a clip of Farley delivering that line but I couldn't find one of just that line and I didn't want to post an entire ten minute "best of Farley" just for a laugh.

I on the other hand didn't know that it was a console game, I thought it was one of those few obscure PC exclusives in that genre.

There was a Windows version? GIMME!

Well, there's none, but if we demand enough probably a port will work.

Or you can always use an emulator....

I know about the Playstation version though it was a long time since I played it last (and that was through an emulator - even longer since on a real Playstation), but since GOG so far only sells games that have been released for Microsoft home computer platforms (ie. DOS and Windows), I was hoping you meant there was a port.

The first three Way of the Samurai games on PS2/3 have unlockable instant death mode, where failure to parry an attack is fatal - applies to you, basic enemies and bosses. There are also tons of swords there, with many different styles and movesets, plus you have the final say in the way the story develops (WotS 3 has 20+ endings). Now, the first game is a bit barebones when it comes to features (even though if features a British black samurai with a bitchin afro!), but check out WotS 2 and 3.

Oh yeah, totally forgot, there was also Dark Vengeance, would love to see that one on GOG.

Anyone remember Tenchu 2 on Playstation? Now that was a fun stealth game with a fun mission editor to boot.

Shinobido on PS2 made by the same guys had a fun stealth game, a mission editor, a tower defence minigame with wild bears and cannons, an alchemy system and a dynamic campaign with 4 endings. Did I mention mecha-ninja with flamethrowers? Well, it had mecha ninja with flamethrowers.

Similar game to Severance: BoD (never heard of Bushido Blade)....., thinking....., thinking......, don't know anything else.
Severance: BoD is pretty unique in the way it handles melee combat, there are other games like Rune and Heretic 2 but that is more clickerdiclick combat.

I would have thought that with the advent of motioncontrollers like the Wii, Kinect or the Move there would at least be a few games that handle melee combat more realisticly.