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I`ve started this discussion after a message I left on another topic.
Basically its a trip down memory lane for some of you to remember dome of the great gaming experiences on systems like the Atari, C64, Spectrum, Amiga, Atari ST, NES, Megadrive etc
I`ll start off with one of my all time favourites
Last Ninja on the Commodore 64
Basically its a trip down memory lane for some of you to remember dome of the great gaming experiences on systems like the Atari, C64, Spectrum, Amiga, Atari ST, NES, Megadrive etc
I`ll start off with one of my all time favourites
Last Ninja on the Commodore 64
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Bomberman....... =)
Asher D wrote:
> Bomberman games were class, and old skool Spy hunter looks good.
The original Spy Hunter was the reason I began playing computer games. I played it one summer in the arcade at Spanish CIty in Whitley Bay and hassled my parents to get it for me for my brand new! commodore 64
The other major game on the c64 at that time was Daley Thompsons Decathalon - I had more blisters on the palm of my hand than Kid Rock, Longy and all the other teens have now!
LOL
Just a quick teaser - Anyone remember "Booty" from Firebird?
> Bomberman games were class, and old skool Spy hunter looks good.
The original Spy Hunter was the reason I began playing computer games. I played it one summer in the arcade at Spanish CIty in Whitley Bay and hassled my parents to get it for me for my brand new! commodore 64
The other major game on the c64 at that time was Daley Thompsons Decathalon - I had more blisters on the palm of my hand than Kid Rock, Longy and all the other teens have now!
LOL
Just a quick teaser - Anyone remember "Booty" from Firebird?
Bomberman games were class, and old skool Spy hunter looks good.
Just to throw another one into the arena
The bitmap brothers did some class work - gods, magic pocketc already mentoned but they did one thing that kicked everything else into touch
SPEEDBALL 2
The music especially was unbelievably good. Good news is that it is rumored that a follow up is in the works
The bitmap brothers did some class work - gods, magic pocketc already mentoned but they did one thing that kicked everything else into touch
SPEEDBALL 2
The music especially was unbelievably good. Good news is that it is rumored that a follow up is in the works
Elite on the BBC was the first game i remember playing.
On the Commodore 64, Way of the Exploding Fist was another classic.
On the Commodore 64, Way of the Exploding Fist was another classic.
I remember James Pond, again that was a classic, i enjoyed many hours playing that game.
This is a long shot but did anyone ever play Maniac Mansion on the Nes, that was a class game.
This is a long shot but did anyone ever play Maniac Mansion on the Nes, that was a class game.
does any one rmember James Pond you were a fish thing that was a classic game
and a game called fire and ice? you were two things one was red for fire and the other was blue for ice that was a good game
and a game called fire and ice? you were two things one was red for fire and the other was blue for ice that was a good game
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