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  • Favourite video games from the past
  • SaxonRider
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    Holy smokes! Thanks for reminding me of Double Dragon! Of course, it was that game I was thinking about when I started this thread and NOT Mortal Kombat.

    And, in case anyone from the thread about silly things done after a break up is reading this, it was Double Dragon I very cool-y played for a few hours in the arcade.

    hmanchester
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    Elite – BBC Micro

    Just stunned how he could put a 3d game with so much content on an old floppy floppy disk.

    mrplow
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    rumbledethumps – I won a stunt car racer competition at a school xmas fair with that very setup :mrgreen:

    Supercars 2
    Moonstone
    North and South
    Cannon Fodder
    Speedball 2
    IK+
    SmashTV
    Monkey Island

    Mariokart
    Street Fighter 2 Turbo
    Zelda
    Marioworld

    Super R.C Pro-Am on Gameboy
    Link game of Tetris

    BenjiM
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    So So many I can’t list them all:

    Mega Drive

    Mortal Kombat 1 & 2

    Amiga

    Shadow of the Beast (In fact most Psygnosis games)
    IK+
    Chaos Engine
    Speedball 2
    Sensible Soccer
    Cannon Fodder

    SNES – Mainly Multiplayer
    Killer Instinct – CCCCCCCCombo Breaker!
    Mega Super Streetfighter 2 Turbo Super Enhanced Edition x45p
    Rock n Roll Racing

    PC

    Carmageddon
    DooM – I remember getting the sharware version on 2 floppies on front of a mag.
    Syndicate
    F15 Strike Eagle 3
    F-16 Fighting Falcon
    EF2000
    MDK
    Half Life
    Discworld
    X-Wing – I never had a joystick for my first PC (an Apricot) my god it was hard work playing it with a mouse particularly towards the end with the TIE Interceptors.
    Mechwarrior 2 – The intro was just incredible at the time. We used to take pc’s monitors the works round to each others houses for LAN parties with our P100’s all from Special Reserve!

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X3GD0UnBCk[/video]

    Cougar
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    Stunt car racer with a rough arsed soldered null modem cable between 2 Amigas head to head!

    I remember at Uni we had a room with a bunch of Atari STs in. Got a MIDI Maze going on a couple of them using a mate’s MIDI cables (it was like a 3D multiplayer Pac-Man that networked using the MIDI ports).

    Borrowed a few more MIDI cables and got a couple more talking, but was still very short on getting them all connected. So I brought in a roll of bell wire and hooked up the rest by pushing bared wires directly into the pin sockets in the MIDI ports. It worked well so long as no-one bumped the tables.

    We’d take turns to be a rigger running between machines keeping them going in case any of the wires fell out, a bit like the poor kid / little brother who got lumbered with putting cars back on the track when everyone else was playing Scalextric.

    Northwind
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    MECHWARRIOR 2! <nerdgasms> What a game! Then Mercs, once they fixed the bugs, the campaign in that is still the best I’ve played.

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlQYUPrF6IE[/video]

    Mechcommander and MC2 were great too- flawed genius.

    benman
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    Not been through the whole thread so sorry for any duplicates… all mine are Amiga based…

    Manchester United in Europe
    Kick off 2
    IK+ Karate
    Supercars 2
    Skidmarks
    Geoff Crammond F1
    F/18 Interceptor
    James Pond – Robocod
    Rainbow Islands
    Chuck Rock
    Sensible Golf
    Zool

    blair2012
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    hahah~ interesting topic! I just remember Super Mario and Street Fighter. 😉

    cfinnimore
    Free Member

    Best thread ever.

    Jetpack
    Duke Nukem (pc)
    Descent (pc)
    Sonic 1 (Master System)

    Goes on an on until…

    Ocarina Of Time.

    Haze
    Full Member

    Commando

    Forgot about this one, loved it.

    soma_rich
    Free Member

    North and South

    Forgot about that!

    I remember tickling the photographer 🙂

    anjs
    Free Member

    Elite BBC B disk version combined with a Quick Shot Pro joystick.

    richc
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    Anyone else remember return of the tentacle and wing commander

    richmtb
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    Double Dragon was actually a pile of mince.

    You could defeat the game easily by continuosly pulling off one move (the elbow).

    Mortal Kombat wasn’t a whole lot better – summersaulting back and forward and kicking would pretty much win the game. Its remembered now for its finishing moves rather than its gameplay

    Street Fighter II though remains a classic. I still play it on Xbox Arcade

    andytherocketeer
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    I remember at Uni we had a room with a bunch of Atari STs in

    Southampton?

    We also used them for uses other than the dumb terminal and front end to the transputer boxes under the desk.

    Had a couple of STs in digs though, which was where most of the games were played/written.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Southampton?

    Heh, no, though I’d a few friends there.

    Anyone else remember return of the tentacle and wing commander

    Day of the Tentacle, ITYM?

    derek_starship
    Free Member

    I used to like Joust (arcade).

    Does anybody remember Schizoids (sp?) for the Spectrum. Think it was by Imagine. WTF was it about?

    Used to love playing network Quake at lunchtime at work….

    grum
    Free Member

    Stunt Car Racer – still surprisingly playable:

    http://dosdose.com/game/934/stunt_car_racer/

    duffmiver
    Free Member

    spectrum:

    krakatoa
    3d deathchase
    lunar jetman
    underwurlde

    st:

    populous

    Mac
    Free Member

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoT5qK6hpbw&feature=related[/video]

    Enough said.

    DezB
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    When I was a bored operator many years ago, I used to play the only game I’ve ever liked – Yie Ar Kung Fu on a BBC Micro

    Can I get it for the iPad?

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