CHQ. The first game I ever played online (@ 2400 bps).
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Even though it was much bigger in Europe than here, I loved Serf City / Settlers, which I bought in 1993 or 1994. Never heard of it, but was in CompUSA and saw this cute little box, with little serfs on the front. It seems dated today, but I still think it's the best game in the Settlers series. Must have played that a couple of hundred hours.
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Way, way, way, way back: Zork 1
Way, way, way back: Space Quest 2 (the best of the Space Quest series, IMO) Way, way back: Sam and Max hit the Road Way back: Crusader, No Remorse. |
Originally posted by finbogg WASTELAND (LOVVVVVEEED this one. It was like playing a cool novel..."The mutants danced a jig of death as your AK-47 riddled their body with bullets" PIRATES - Never got tired of taking over ships and sacking cities. Boy did I learn the layout of the Caribbean Sea. and the old PC version of Car Wars...I can't remember the game's actual name but it was based on the Steve Jackson Role PLaying game. You bought a car did courier jobs to make money. If you got killed you better have a clone of game over. Back in the days of Ultima IV - VI, Origins also made quite a few interesting games. There was another game by Origins that I just can't seem to remember the title. It's a ninja-type game which you're trying to save the people from a tyrant. You have to find elusive animals for spell components, help out peasants, fight guards and evil warlords, liberate shrines by defeating the evil monks. The maps were split into the realms of earth, water, wind, and fire. The game also came with a cheesy Japanese bandana... PAL |
Man, nearly all of my favorite PC games are from back in the day. IMO, the first half of the 90's was the best time to be a PC gamer. I started gaming when I got my first PC back in 1991.
Some favorites games from back then: Ultima 7: The Black Gate Star Control 1 and 2 Civilization Sim City 2000 Wolfenstein 3-D Commander Keen series (specifically Episodes 4-6) Duke Nukem Dune II Speedball 2 Kings Quest 6 Space Quest 4 The Adventures of Willy Beamish Conquest of the Longbow Day of the Tentacle Sam and Max Hit the Road Full Throttle Pirates! Gold The 7th Guest (the reason I and many others bought a CD-ROM drive) Alone in the Dark The Incredible Machine Under a Killing Moon The Pandora Directive Gods Links 386 Pro X-Wing Tie Fighter X-Com Syndicate Crusader: No Regret Crusader: No Remorse Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom Mantis Lemmings Master of Magic [edit]forgot to add Master of Magic. What a great game that was.[/edit] |
Originally posted by finbogg and the old PC version of Car Wars...I can't remember the game's actual name but it was based on the Steve Jackson Role PLaying game. You bought a car did courier jobs to make money. If you got killed you better have a clone of game over. |
Originally posted by ~~ PAL ~~ BTW, it's called "Autoduel", made by Origins. PAL |
Prince of Persia
F-15 Strike Eagle Silent Service F-117A Stealth Fighter Maniac Mansion Space Quest Wasteland Starflight Adventure Construction Set Pinball Construction Set Earl Weaver Baseball Micro League Baseball Choplifter Gunship |
Remember 4d Sports Boxing? And that Stunt Car Racer.. or Stunts, or whatever it was called...
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in elementary school - where in the world is carmen san diego, oregon trail and some fishing game, lake something...
on my 486 - some game called Fast Lane Eddie ..multiplayer board game like. Hocus Pocus, Wolf3D, Doom, Warcraft |
Originally posted by duy37 on my 486 - some game called Fast Lane Eddie ..multiplayer board game like. |
My favorite games on the C64 were any of the Zork text adventures, One On One: Larry Bird vs. Dr. J, Lode Runner, Castle Wolfenstein (the original!!) and a baseball game that's name escapes me (Star League Baseball maybe?).
On the PC, my early favorites were any of the Sierra adventure games: Kings Quest, Police Quest, Space Quest, etc. and the original Links golf game. |
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