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Whats your favourite videogame "quote", this could be text from a game i.e.
"B****r me its cold"
from the classic Amiga game Cannon Fodder.
Or from a game character i.e.
"Arrgghh I dont want to die!"
from any of the numerous cowardly sprites in Perfect Dark.
Put your favourites here....
"B****r me its cold"
from the classic Amiga game Cannon Fodder.
Or from a game character i.e.
"Arrgghh I dont want to die!"
from any of the numerous cowardly sprites in Perfect Dark.
Put your favourites here....
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*Wario speeds past your player and into the distance*
"Meh meh meh meh meh meh!"
"Meh meh meh meh meh meh!"
Two of the best video gaming Quotes both come from perfect dark and both arise from similar circumstances. If two guards are standing near each other and you shoot one down (usually with a sileneced weapon) and then spare the other one but don't let him see you, the live guard will often wander over to the other guard and may say one of two things. Either the tragic :
"He was my best friend" which comes with a nice little crouching sequence over the body of the dead friend which comes in contrast to the hilairious "I never really liked him much anyway" and then the guard stands up and is completely unconcerned about the corpse lying next to him.
"He was my best friend" which comes with a nice little crouching sequence over the body of the dead friend which comes in contrast to the hilairious "I never really liked him much anyway" and then the guard stands up and is completely unconcerned about the corpse lying next to him.
Anything Wario says, in any game, ever.
rastabillyskank wrote:
if we're talking about music then the
> most pointless has to be No Mercys. dig dig dig diggety dawg.
I think you'll find it's:
Dig diggety, dig diggety dawg. ;-p
Always pedantic,
Forever fantasic,
meka_dragon
if we're talking about music then the
> most pointless has to be No Mercys. dig dig dig diggety dawg.
I think you'll find it's:
Dig diggety, dig diggety dawg. ;-p
Always pedantic,
Forever fantasic,
meka_dragon
pb wrote:
> Or, more accurately, 'hisss slimmmmmed mchchchhheeeee'
C64 and
> the Spectrum 128 version music was groovy though (although the
> plinkity plonk speccy 48k remix left a lot to be desired.)
if we're talking about music then the most pointless has to be No Mercys. dig dig dig diggety dawg.
> Or, more accurately, 'hisss slimmmmmed mchchchhheeeee'
C64 and
> the Spectrum 128 version music was groovy though (although the
> plinkity plonk speccy 48k remix left a lot to be desired.)
if we're talking about music then the most pointless has to be No Mercys. dig dig dig diggety dawg.
> C64 and
> the Spectrum 128 version music was groovy though (although the
> plinkity plonk speccy 48k remix left a lot to be desired.)
C64 games had some awesome music - Rob Hubbard was a God!
Crazy Comets theme anyone?! :-)
> the Spectrum 128 version music was groovy though (although the
> plinkity plonk speccy 48k remix left a lot to be desired.)
C64 games had some awesome music - Rob Hubbard was a God!
Crazy Comets theme anyone?! :-)
> Hey Wookie - ever play Ghostbusters on the C64 ? ;-))
Yep! Even have it to play on my PC, via a C64 emulator!
Yep! Even have it to play on my PC, via a C64 emulator!
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