Old games

[Eric is God]

Very old games that I still play:

X-COM: UFO Defense (released in 1994 by Microprose)
Master of Magic (also released in 1994 by Microprose and it blows away every turn based strategy game I've played since)

[Lizard Fuel]

Scorched earth

Is that the one where ur the tank and you gotta adjust the velocity and angle you shoot at? If so then ROCK ON

[megaman89]

Is that the one where ur the tank and you gotta adjust the velocity and angle you shoot at? If so then ROCK ON

POCKET TANKS?

[Lizard Fuel]

They had this for sega too.

[Twerp]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - The Hypterstone Heist

for Sega Genesis. Probably the first co-op game. It's great.

[PaulOakenfold]

Zombies ate my Neighbors.

[Rhino_haha]

Twisted Metal II - the best one of the series

[Dameon Angell]

Wolfenstein 3D
Spear of Destiny
Blake Stone
Doom
Duke Nukem 1-3(D)

[stark]

An old friend of mine had macs at his house, which was something new to me back then, and there was this sweet game called "factory," I believe, where shit would fly down the assembly line and you'd have to make them in the right way without letting in the bad ones go through or something like that... I can't remember 'cause it was a long time ago, but it was a sweet game...


Also, Oregon Trail (the Deluxe version).... We used to have competitions in like 3rd grade computer class and whoever had the highest score won a bag of candy. I never won, 'Cause I think I always chose banker, who started out with a shitload of money but had no multiplyer at the end. Though, I did have a sweet system of not buying any food at the start in town (except for like the 20lbs they forced me to buy) and then just hunting as soon as I left. I always despised those who won and never shared the wealth of candy.... bastards.

[Izor]

rofl..ADOM...thats a game I dont think I've ever managed to beat, even with sitting at pools and copy/pasting the save file until I completely buff my stats up. Probably cause I run across the most random bullshit mobs

[Blood]

ADoM
Keen 4
Warlords (omfg this was fucking excellent!)
Scorched earth (this one aswell!)
North & South
Railroad Tycoon
Civilization 1

<3

[SEAL]

All the ones listed above are classics yeah (Wolfenstein 3d, Doom)

I've never been into racing/ flight /sport games. Although there was this ww2 flight game which was pretty cool. (forgot the name) ..... RED BARON. Got it! And Face-Off was fun, only because you could fight (KO your opponent, played by my brother and then get into a real fight because of it)

My Quick List. Basicly I had them all. From 1984+.
Still have all the floppy's I somewhere.

Digger (http://www.digger.org). <- I still play this ones a while.
Space invaders = $

Remember GOLDEN AXE? ? with the midget
Remember Goblins? haha that was fun.
Don't forget paperboy! Actually, that was annoying.
How about Fury of the furies (with those cute little ball-shaped-ppl and the funny sounds)
Pppprrrrrrrrrrrrince of persia!
Some olympic game. You could snowboard, ski, bob, etc.

Dune 2: got me hooked on strategy games (warcraft, simcity, etc)

Why is Shierra not listed? Police Quest. Kings Quest. Larry. Etc.


That's it for now... personally i quit playing games when Subspace came. The online perspective was awsome, back in the time, and never played any game after that. Now.. i simply don't want to start a 4-hour-per-session strategy game anymore..


Going to re-live all those games on my new nokia n95 soon!

[SEAL]

Monkey Island
North & South

Monkey Island was hilarious yeah.
North & South were FUCKING AWSOME.

Holy hell I feel like buying an old 386/486 and play all those games again :P

You can download a 386 emulator / simulator

[SEAL]

Sopwith popped into my memory
Soooooooooo addictive


And Lemmings..

[Lizard Fuel]

Seal reminded me of an old track n field game I used to have, you could buy this pad to lay on the floor, and literally run on it to make your characters run/jump/whatever. Impressive for the 80's if u ask me.

Pitfall
Frogger
Contra
Master Blaster