but of course ..I mean what other games had a hurdy-gurdy of all things in them? ( and isnt it jsut fun to say?)Originally Posted by Soulfyre
oooh and here is one I nearly forgot going way back..... Rogue anyone?
but of course ..I mean what other games had a hurdy-gurdy of all things in them? ( and isnt it jsut fun to say?)Originally Posted by Soulfyre
oooh and here is one I nearly forgot going way back..... Rogue anyone?
Stonekeep, Anvil of Dawn, Menzoberranzan, Stone Prophet, Strahd''s Possession, Demise, Might and Magic 6&7, and others but I can't think of them right now
OH - I forgot one: UFO: Enemy Unknown(Amiga AGA version)...
The Realm Online and you can still find me there [:)]
(it's only 8 years old, if I were to go back further in time I'd have to say that games like 'Space Quest', 'King's Quest', 'Beneath a Steel Sky' and other point 'n click adventures that came after were more my sort of thing)
BODY HARVEST
BLAST CORPSfor the n64
Anachronoxfor PC
Breath of fire 3 PS 1
Eternal Darkness for the Game Cube ... scary scary Game ... or have you ever gotten the Blue Screen of Death on a GC ?
My fav older game, which I played at age 10 - 14, was Dungeon Master.I played this on our Atari ST, which was really the family's first "true" computer LOL. At first I had no clue how to become better at spell casting. I Had no cheats from friends or the Internet at the time so I was on my own....until one day my sister's friend from college came to our home and just started playing the game like she had known all about it (even though she never played it before). She taught me all about the spell casting, and from then on I was hooked...A newer remake of that (possibly online) would be awesome, I think.
I used to love all those modem to modem multiplayer games that first came out such as doom and decent and heretic.
Frons Von Frik - Order
sword of aragon! (still play this one sometimes)
and all civilizations
Hmmmm let me think.
Starting with the old Amiga-Times:
* Klax
* Spindizzy
* Lemmings
* Bard's Tale
.....
* M&M Series
* Eye of the Beholder.... OMG those f.....ing spiders at the beginning of the first level... I still hear the sound they made with their legs today [:)]
* UFO
* Daggerfall
* Age of Empires... do you also hear the sound of the priest at night when you try to sleep, trying to convert the enemies? [:|] Ai Ouuuhhhh Ahnananaaaaaa [:#]
Susan - Lvl 85 Tink and many, many other crafting classes
Andarielle - Lvl 100 Adv / Lvl 100 Cra Dragoness
Former ICE
Actually, M.U.L.E. was written for the Atari 800, which had four individually addressable joystick ports so four people could play. Written by a chap named Mr. Dan Bunten, who later became Miss Dani Bunten, and who died at a very young age. Strange story there. Some magazines credithis next game, Modem Wars, with being the very first multiplayer online game.
As for me.
Atari 800: Proving Ground of the Mad Overlord (loaded from tape because an 80K disk drive cost $599 in those days, and took me and my son freaking forever to solve. You had to get drunk), Ultima III: Exodus, Shamus and Bard's Tale I.
Atari ST and the Amiga (yeah, I had both): Empire, Civilization I, the Gold Box games from SSI and Dungeon Master.
PC: Civilization II and Alpha Centauri: Alien Crossfire (I still play it), and my all-time favorite: Baldur's Gate II, which I probably replayed with different character classes about 10 times.
And many of those you guys and gals have already listed.
I loved riding the horsey up and over buildings in Daggerfall. Another was in Dungeon Master where you could run through a gate, hit the lever and the door would beat the creature to death. Then it had that little guy that would run up behind you, steal something out of your backpack and take off.
I had a 128K Mac.. the first macintosh. No hard drive.. 128k of memory.. a 68000 motorola processor, and a 400kB single sided floppy drive. I so loved that computer
Some of my most favorite games were on the mac.
Wizardry ((All time favorite ))
Gato (a WWII submarine simulator)
Lode Runner
Alice (also called "Through the looking glass")
Zork
Beyond Zork
Sargon 3 ((Chess game))
PT109
And the Most flustrating, although very funny, game that I played is "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".. a text based game like Zork.. It has the humor of the books.. only would Adams write something like: "it dispenses something that tastes almost, but not quite, exactly unlike tea"
An online version can be played Here!
Later (color) Mac games that I liked were:
Hellcats
Hellcats over Leyte Gulf
A-Train
Railroad Tycoon (Had that one for the Mac SE)
The Incredible Machine (and it's sequels)
F/A-18 Hornet
Alone in the Dark
Sim City 2000
Red Baron
Prince of Persia
And on the PC side, I also enjoyed "The Bard's Tale". I still have that and only just for fun dug it out and installed it (( and got it working under Win2K )).
-Menkure Salitis
Okay I'll limit this to Mac Os 9 or MS DOS games to avoid listing every game I've played. ;) (Geek=on) [8-|]
Commander Keen: Invasion of the Vorticons
Commander Keen: Goodbye Galaxy
Commander Keen: Aliens Ate my Babysitter
KeenDreams
Wolfenstein 3D
Duke Nukem (the origonal 6 games)
Duke Nukem 2 (not the 3D one)
Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure
Crystal Caves
Hocus Pocus
Monster Bash
Mystic Towers
Paganitzu
Secret Agent
Command & Conquer
Command & Conquer: Red Alert
The Dig
The Secret of Monkey Island
American McGee's Alice
Starcraft
Warcraft II
TIGRIS EUPHRATES and TEKKA RUNECLAW. Istarian Veteran, The Original Order Shard Herald, Herald of the Spirit Shard. Storm Disciple, Flame Disciple, Spirit Disciple, Ice Disciple, Monk, Ranger, Healer, Druid, Spiritist. Grand Master Biped Crafter.
Here are some of my favourite games:
Fire King | first rpg ive played
Cim City
Sid Meier's Civilization
Simon the Sorceror | got to love these adventure games
Monkey Island
One Must Fall 2097 | very cool robot fighting game :)
Doom II: Hell on Earth
Diablo | was really great when it came out
Motorhead | very good arcade racing game, that dosent work on winxp :(
Silverball, Psycho Pinball etc.. :-)
Pro Pinball: The Web | really liked the music the feeling, the best pinball game ive ever tried, also does not work on winxp :((
Dungeon Siege | first rpg [to my knowledge] with a seemless world.
Never Winter Nights | i really liked this game too bad its not mmo :-)
I think my first pc game was Pac-Man or Space Invaders
//Aquarius
100 Warrior |100 Guardian |100 Healer
Unity [former Ice]
wich one would you pick ?
forgot about some great oldies
Warcraft I & II
Dune II
Some great strategy games for their time :-)
Did take a look at Warcraft III i dont know what they have done with the graphics in that game.. lilac ground and things.. it looked really bad, so i choose to skip it [6]
//Aquarius
100 Warrior |100 Guardian |100 Healer
Unity [former Ice]
wich one would you pick ?
The entire Baldur's Gate series
UFO: Enemy Unknown
Civilization
Fallout 2
Half-Life (not a true oldie, but still a few years back :p)
The entire Championship Manager series
Kick Off (good ol' footie game for Amiga)
And probably a million more..
Celenor Sarafien - Unity - Proud member of Shinzawai.
93 ranger/47 healer/37 tailor/36 mage/21 weaver/15 fletcher
One of my all time favorite old games that I didn't see mentioned so farwasDungeons of Daggorath. I actually traded a friend my old Atari 400 (after I got my Atari 800xl) for the RadioShack Color Computer II just so that I could play it. I downloaded an emulator a couple years ago and still got a kick out of playing it. Guess it was not completely forgotten:
http://www.classicgaming.com/daggorath/
I also played Ultima III and VIa lot back in the day.
In no particular order. :)
(Lords of) Chaos on Speccy. :D
Megalomania.
Gauntlet.
Frontier Elite 2.
X/[X2].
Severance.
Populous 2.
Curse of Monkey Island.
Cannon Fodder.
Final Doom on PS (for soundtrack).
Warzone 2100.
I played the Wizardry series, the Gold Box series, Might & Magic series and the Ultima series as well as many,many more. There are so many almost favorites that I will not bother to list them.
My favorite(s)? Thief 1 and Thief 2. The games gripped me all the way through listening for footsteps,watching for the guards, conserving that last fire arrow as long as you could,finding a way to recover that rope arrow stuck in the ceiling, timing the Guards patrol and cursing as you used up your last water arrow foolishly.
Sadly that same ambience is not evident in Thief 3 due to the fact that the Thieves Highway is no more. No longer can you take to the rooftops and laugh at the Guards below.
Those 2 games were a blast! [:D]
Bori Grimbattle --->The Dwarf
Sinistre Azazael---> The Fiend
Adramaleck Flerious--->The Dragon
~Mystic Blades~
~Jambi,Order~
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