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Mine would have to be Boulderdash or Mario 64.
As a teenager I played Boulderdash (C64) all night at weekends, frequent eigth hour + sessions.
100's of hours in total.
Played through all Boulderdash's, but none as perferct as 1.
Then Mario 64 too, but once you finally finish it, well that's it, not been back since.
Love long gaming sessions, not so practical in adult life tho.
As a teenager I played Boulderdash (C64) all night at weekends, frequent eigth hour + sessions.
100's of hours in total.
Played through all Boulderdash's, but none as perferct as 1.
Then Mario 64 too, but once you finally finish it, well that's it, not been back since.
Love long gaming sessions, not so practical in adult life tho.
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I must be nearing 1000 hours with age of empires two.
I'm SO SO sad.
I'm SO SO sad.
Megalomania on the Megadrive
Solomans Key/Rygar on the Speccy
Mario Kart on the SNES
Zelda on the SNES
Populous on the Amiga
Solomans Key/Rygar on the Speccy
Mario Kart on the SNES
Zelda on the SNES
Populous on the Amiga
Timmargh wrote:
> Pinball Dreams on the Amiga.
YES! and fantasies too. I particularly remember the haunted house level on dreams. great.
> Pinball Dreams on the Amiga.
YES! and fantasies too. I particularly remember the haunted house level on dreams. great.
Pinball Dreams on the Amiga.
Railroad Tycoon on PC, seeing that I started playing it in about 1992, and still played it until last year, when I put my Pentium 120 into storage.
Lindgren wrote:
> The Settlers on PC (first one, it was by far the best) Best tenner I
> ever spent was on that game. Played it almost every day for nearly 3
> years! It was my kind of chillout thing to do before going to bed
> when I was in school. I was seriously addicted to that game.
It is a great game, I hope they keep the series going. I've never played a more relaxing game, well except when the enemy starts burning down all your buildings. But you could even play that game without enemies, making it a pacifists dream.
> The Settlers on PC (first one, it was by far the best) Best tenner I
> ever spent was on that game. Played it almost every day for nearly 3
> years! It was my kind of chillout thing to do before going to bed
> when I was in school. I was seriously addicted to that game.
It is a great game, I hope they keep the series going. I've never played a more relaxing game, well except when the enemy starts burning down all your buildings. But you could even play that game without enemies, making it a pacifists dream.
Pirates! on C64.
I lost years to that game...
I lost years to that game...
The Settlers on PC (first one, it was by far the best) Best tenner I ever spent was on that game. Played it almost every day for nearly 3 years! It was my kind of chillout thing to do before going to bed when I was in school. I was seriously addicted to that game.
I'd probably still be playing it now if it worked on my PC!
I'd probably still be playing it now if it worked on my PC!
Never played it, but going by my WS-o-meter (Patent Pending), it is poor rubbish.
Or is it my gerrid-o-meter?
Or is it my gerrid-o-meter?
Shenmue 2 for the xbox is the game that i have put the most effort in to in a very long time. Everything about the game is great...storyline, gameplay, graphics.
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