posted 23 March, 2006 03:18
I loved pacman...I had a little hand held munchman aswell which i've still got. Hours of entertainment. They all went out of the window though when super mario brothers and tetris came onto the scene.
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posted 23 March, 2006 06:18
PACMAN was / is/ always will be the one and only one I loved. SOMETIMES I play SUper Mario Bros....but very rarely.
By the way....... Does anyone know if they still make BURGER TIME? My husband is going nuts trying to find BURGER TIME.
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posted 28 March, 2006 11:33
Come on people it's all about Ikari Warriors surely?
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posted 28 March, 2006 14:42
I downloaded Spy Hunter to play on my cell phone but it is too hard to play.
Anyone into cell phone games? I play them at work all the time My favorites are SOCOM 2 and Battlestar Galactica. There is a level on each of them that I am stuck on though.
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posted 29 March, 2006 06:23
Spy Hunter was it for me. I spent hours and hours on that game....
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posted 29 March, 2006 10:03
my addiction since 2004 is second life secondlife.com try it and you'll see;)
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posted 29 March, 2006 11:44
I had and enjoyed a good number of Intellivision games, with Shark, Shark!, Night Stalker, and Lock and Chase being among my favorites of those not already mentioned. I could never quite get the Dungeons and Dragons game to work on the console, though.
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posted 31 March, 2006 04:28
There were some excellent games on the humble Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2 (though many would take an age to load), loved NES classics like Super Mario Bros II, Wild Gunman, Totally Rad, Star Wars, Double Dragon and the arcade perfect conversion of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'.
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posted 17 December, 2019 00:24
Computer? I spent the night at a friend's house and played a game called Law of the West. It was addicting. It was on an Apple II GS, I think. Loved it!
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posted 17 December, 2019 00:56
^ I think I remember playing that on the C64.
"Elite"
"Elite is a space trading video game. It was written and developed by David Braben and Ian Bell and originally published by Acornsoft for the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron computers in September 1984. Elite's open-ended game model and revolutionary 3D graphics led to it being ported to virtually every contemporary home computer system and earned it a place as a classic and a genre maker in gaming history."
First on the BBC Micro, and then on the ZX Spectrum. A great early example of British developers influencing the creation of open-world/sand box style of games.
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posted 25 October, 2020 20:53
I always loved going over to someone's house who had a computer in the '80s. I thought the games were more fun than Atari. Some games I remember are: -Law of the West -Beyond Castle Wolfenstein -Summer Games -Adventure P.S. - We used to compete every day after school in Summer Games. One day I got mad and told my friend I'm never playing it again. He bet me I would. It's been over 30 years. Looks like I'm winning that bet.
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posted 07 January, 2021 02:43
Oh my first introduction to the adventure genre with King's Quest I and Maniac Mansion! I still remember sitting with a dictionary opened on the table, figuring out words I didn't understand (English is not my native language) and religiously typing commands checking would they work. So MANY memories!
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posted 10 January, 2021 23:13
I remember in the game "Adventure" we would type the f word and it would say "watch it!".
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posted 15 July, 2021 09:42
Oh so many. I had a Commodore 64.
Some favourites were/are:
Ghostbusters (first game I got) The Last Ninja 1 & 2 Midnight Resistance C.R.E.A.T.U.R.E.S. Myth: History In The Making Barbarian 1 & 2 Head Over Heels Ghouls N Ghosts Outrun Bionic Commando ("Go!" Release) Batman The Movie Vendetta Ivan "Iron" Stewart's Super Off Road Racer Rodland Platoon IK+ Way Of The Exploding Fist Infocom's Text Adventures Auf Wiedersehen Monty Treasure Island Dizzy Dizzy Prince Of Yolkfolk Magicland Dizzy MicroProse Soccer
To name some......
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