>>8767993
Is it from one of the earlier "The Bard's Tale" games?

>>8768053
The first one, and the copypasta doesn't apply to the GIF.

Ah, Bard's Tale. Hunter up in this bitch, critical striking your penors!

Continuing on from the talk of I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream, holy shit man, they weren't messing around when they made that game. They hired the best of the best for every detail.

Also:
>120 words a minute
Dude can type.

Remember me guys? Hunting Gnu, avoiding Hyenas, shit was so cash.

>>8768181
I am mildly annoyed that I have found Wolf abandonware, but the only Lion version lacks audio. Particular as Wolf had such good, haunting soundtrack.

http://vimeo.com/6743011

Ceremony of Innocence, you can hardly call it a game, but it was beautiful.

Likewise Bad Mojo. Shitty story - beautiful game.

Must have been the first large scale trolling in the computer industry.

Remember back when everyone was: "Make games that are hardly games but look pretty!" How far have we come since then. These days a game's gotta be pretty and play like a FSP.

>>8768151
wait wut? i missed a I have no mouth and i must scream thread? FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-

>>8768314

I beat that game without even realizing it. After I got a stable population/air/food ratio going, I just built several labs and researched. Eventually I was looking at the build menu to see if anything new had popped up, and there was a spaceport. I put it on the surface, waited a few turns, and victory was mine.

Such a sense of achievement.

>>8768314

IT'S GONNA BE GREAT!
Not really, it sucks, haha.

There was also Battlecruiser 3000 A.D. ...

...though I must admit that the add was extremely fappable back then. Still is, to an extend.

Man, all those old games.
Usually when people say "they don't make games as innovative as they used to" I'm always like "take your damn nostalgia glasses off" but I appear to be wearing them myself right now.

Now concerning actually jolly good games.

Aim for the granny!

What was the name of that game with a robot holding a kind of nude woman in one arm and a laser pistol in his free hand? I'm 99% sure Luis Royo made the cover art.

>>8767993
The remake was pretty funny, though quite different.

>>8768444
any way to emulate that on a computer?

>>8768414
Who noticed the chair has no sitting bit?

Just looking at this cover makes you straight.

There will never be a sequel to this game. Never!

>>8768477

There were both PC and PS1 versions too, problem should be finding them.

>>8768490
Nah man, it's just one of those small stools, that's all.

So I heard you like... "interactive games"

There's a lot to be said for old Sierra AGI-era games. Dem double-wide pixels.

>>8768569
This shit was top fucking tier.

Never played this one back in the day but got hooked to it later on.

Air Power: Battle in the Skies has not been mentioned yet.

It's like Crimson skys only that you're supposed to conquer all of the world with your fleet of Zeppelin Carriers.

http://www.coverbrowser.com/

The Naginata bitch always trolled the shit out of us.

Prince of Persia up ins.

Remember all the cool 3D game people made before everything became yet another Doom-clone?

>>8768937
The Killing Game Show (aka Fatal Rewind) here, doing time shenanigans in platformers before your "Sands of Time" offspring.

(Admittedly, it was a demo-recording like thing that meant you could fast-forward through your previous attempt at the level and then take over at the point just before you made the fatal mistake, rather than rewinding. But it had an incredibly cool intro, cyberpunk plot, and was bastard hard.)

How good was Lands of Lore II anyway? Because I remember another older game that used the same game mechanics only that it apparently was better than Lands of Lore II.

Very /tg// (DND).

>>8769402
Eye of the motherfucking Beholder...

I've never played any of the Might & Magic games (nor the Heroes Of, for that matter).

Which should I download? Which was the best?

>>8770984
From my personal opinion, you should start near the beginning, with M&M II. You should also try World of Xeen (IV and V), but don't take any of them too seriously. They look like random dungeon generator output.

>>8768466
The only one I can think of is Dinamic's Game Over, for the Speccy.

So, what's going on in this thread?

I'm just going to say that I recently found a Japan-only NES game called Fist of Thor.

It's not good, but it's AWESOME. I think it may be based upon the anime Fist of the North Star.

I WILL PUNCH YOU SO FAST AND HARD YOU EXPLODE
HEY LOOK I JUST JUMPED 30 FEET INTO THE AIR
I WILL KICK YOUR BULLETS INTO YOUR FACE

Car Wars, Phantasie, Rings of Zilfin, Gemstone Warrior..

>>8768569
Some questions regarding Loom.

I like Adventure games, but there are some aspects that are simply obnoxious and I'm wondering if Loom has any of them.

- Can't win condition, I don't like Adventure games where you if you fuck up you've irrevocably lost, this is why I enjoyed Monkey Island and didn't like Dark Seed
- Pixel searching, you've got to point the mouse over a single fucking pixel to find something, this is why I didn't like Beneath a Steel Sky
- Almost retarded puzzles, A bit of Monkey Island 2 had this problem and some of it was such bullshit (monkey on pipe what?). But god the writing was excellent.

Series that I grew up playing and still dust off when the nostalgia strikes:
Bard's Tale (3 is kinda weak. Went for 'you're going to kill a god' epic, just turned into a WTF powergame near the end)
Ultima (THERE WERE ONLY 7! ONLY 7!!)
Eye of the Beholder (Again, 3 was the weak link, because it wasn't Westwood. 2 gives me wood to this day.)
Wizardry (Nintendo Hard and campy to boot. What's not to love?)
Gold Box games (Can't think of any outright bad ones, though Pools of Darkness and Dark Queen of Krynn were meh at best)

Dune II was the shit back in the day, especially when you look back on it through extra-thick nostalgia goggles.
I actually played it again a couple of months back, and shit was not so cash.
Frankly, it sucked.
Horribly.
The art was still good though.

>>8771488
Yeah, by today's standards it's pretty bad.

>>8771453
Loom is excellent, and has none of these things.

>>8771453
>- Can't win condition
None that I can recall, though I do remember a spot or two that it's easy to get stuck in for a long time because you didn't stand in the right spot to trigger an event.
>- Pixel searching
None. Everything is solved by combination of music notes as spells, which cause things to happen.
>- Almost retarded puzzles
Some are very easy, others take a bit of thought to solve. Several even have multiple ways to solve it. None will leave you scratching your head going "What the fuck kind of sense was that supposed to make?" or require huge leaps or total suspension of logic.

I just started Albion a few days ago. One of the news feeds from the "future" told me how Germany refused to accede to demands to buy into a continent-wide currency.

Lol.

KINDA SURPRISED I HAVEN'T SEEN THIS YET, AND YET KINDA NOT.
ANYONE ELSE REALLY PLEASED WHEN THEY RELEASED IT FOR NDS?

>>8771488
Having got Dune II /after/ Command & Conquer, I found the interface terrible. Selecting one unit at a time. Argh.

>>8772692
LAST NINJA!

brilliant soundtrack but good god the game is (was) infuriating.

Good ol' C64.

Dark Reign, fuck yeah!

..alternatively, Monster Bash.

>>8772741
Motherfucker. Now I have to go download Dark Reign.

Thorin sits down and starts singing about gold

>>8772844

"Some barstard poisioned all the surface water, so we have to get all of our H2O out of underground springs".

At least until you poison them.

It's like my childhood all over again, since I discovered the pirate bay and upgraded my tubez.

"INNCOMING!!". Casualty. Casualty.

Holy fuck, The Bard's Tale. I got the mother fucking IIgs version, fucking legit too. Manual too and shit. Goddamn Skara Brae was a fucking maze. Only first beat it a few years ago, thanks to the manual, so I knew where the fuck to go in town.

Anyone ever play Whacky Wheels?

And where the hell can I get a functioning version of Raptor?

>>8772950 And where the hell can I get a functioning version of Raptor?

See if you can do anything with these. I can't get anything to load, but this must have been where I got it recently. I'd upload, but that never works and always crashes my browser.

http://www.sharestation.com/archive/index.php/t-108210.html
http://www252.megaupload.com/files/d238d622e5ee43621aa8352e72850890/Raptor - Call of the Shadows.iso

>>8772880

Where's the thief?

>>8771275
I just woke up and saw this, thanks mate that's the one :)
I remember my parents not wanting to buy that game for me because of the cover :P

I loved those days when people actually developed simulations for something else than Japanese relationships.

>>8771650

Because Myst is shit. Worst Example of "Hey guys, we can has FMV sequences now, ain't that awesome?!?!"

You've died and ended up in Hell. Find your way to reincarantion and figure out how to get rid of that demon/that carnival of ghosts/that ogre/those bandits that killed you.

Now dare tell me, /tg/, that this was not the first time you got your hands on an uzi.

>>8777821
redpagefag

Anyone remember Neverwinter Nights?

No, not that one, THIS NWN.

>>8771650
mist was poo

>>8778430
Laß doch bitte die beschissenen Wortspiele.

>>8777992
Sorry, pal. I don't see trhe MYST clones as legitimate ZORK games. I'd rather be likely to be eaten by a grue when the lamp runs out.

>>8778465

I agree more or less. The first graphic Zork game was fun, but it wasn't really Zork.

You motherfuckers don't know SHIT until you've played Floor 13.

INTERROGATE HARSHLY, GODDAMNIT! RANSACK THAT SENATOR'S HOUSE! MURDER HIS WIFE! All in the name of efficient government.

>>8778465

If I wanna play games that are pretty then I'm gonna reinstall Eve.

THAT MANUAL!

>>8772741
Aw yeah. One of the few games I can recall where the two factions are actually quite radically different from one another and require different strategies to win.
Also the Hostage Taker was the most awesome unit ever put into an RTS.

>>8778502
Shadow President here, keep doing your job.

dare i call this thread tgv?

... nah, but i'm taking these all as recommendations.

thank you elegan/tg/entlemen

Y'all are really missing some....

>>8778940
.. basic staples of fantasy video game win.

Robinsons Requiem was pretty interesting. It's somewhere between an Adventure RPG sandbox sim. You play a Robinson, a scout dropped on planets to evaluate their habitability. You are versed in every survival technique, and after your tour of duty ends, you will be a very rich man. However, this tour is different. Before they dropped you off, you uncovered a secret plot to get rid of Robinsons who have become problematic, normally because they contracted dangerous diseases during their tour of duty. Those Robinsons are dropped on a planet so feral that it becomes their last mission. But before you can blow the whistle, you get your new assignment. Guess where they drop you...

>>8772926

a pitty that game had a FATAL design flaw.

un install it and it takes out the upper directory with it.

Gentlemen THIS game had it all. THIS game knew how to do a massive world filled with options. THIS game owned long before the Oblivions and WoWs of the world did not own.

>>8779163
That's not Darklands...

The Last Express for something slightly old that no one played.

>>8779163
If someone ever devises a tool that would upgrade THIS game in a way the Tutu mods totally pimp BG and BG2, I will ejaculate with the fury of a thousand suns, no, BILLIONS UPON BILLIONS.

>>8779163
I am 12 and what is this

Needs more best games series ever. (there are only 4 games fuck you fuck you fuck you)
Quest for Glory my man. EGA, VGA and Remakes!

>>8772741
I feel sorry for Dark Reign. It was an iffy RTS, but it had some good ideas (search and destroy orders, woo; pre-turning turrets), that were lost when TA stole all its thunder soon after.

>>8779232
THEY REMADE QUEST FOR GLORY 1?!

I must find this now.

Just dropping this here. May be one or two newer games in it.
A Mind Forever Voyaging
Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic
Another World
Arcanum
Ascendancy
Baldur's Gate 1 & 2
Betrayal at Krondor
Broken Sword 1
Callahan's Crosstime Saloon
Cave Story
Day of the Tentacle
Descent 2: Freespace.
Deus Ex
Deuteros - The Next Millennium
Discworld 1, 2 and 3
Dune
Elite
Emperor of the Fading Suns
Escape Velocity: Nova
Fallout 1
Fantasy General
Gabriel Knight 1, 2 and 3.
Gothic 1 & 2
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Homeworld
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
Jagged Alliance 1 & 2
King of Dragon Pass
Little Big Adventure 1 & 2
Loom
Master of Magic
Master of Orion 1 & 2.
Monkey Island series 1, 2 and 3.
Myst 2: Riven
Planescape: Torment
Planetfall
Quest for Glory 1, 2 and 4.
Sanitarium
Sherlock Holmes and the Case of The Rose Tattoo
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri.
Simon the Sorcerer 1 & 2
Star Control 1 & 2
Starflight
Syndicate
System Shock 1 & 2
Tales of Middle Earth
Tex Murphy series
The Enchanter Trilogy
The Last Express
The Legend of Kyrandia 1 & 2
The Longest Journey
The Lurking Horror
The Neverhood
Grim Fandango
The Temple of Elemental Evil
Thief 1 & 2
Toonstruck
Trinity
Ultima series
Wasteland
Wing Commander: Privateer
Wishbringer
X-Com 1 & 2
zAngband
Zork series

>>8779265
In 1991 by the Sierra, yes. :)
QFG2 was recently remade by http://www.agdinteractive.com/

Any and all Sierra games. (King's Quest, Space Quest etc)
Also FUCK YEAR A TALE OF TWO KINGDOMS YOU ARE THE BEST INDY GAME EVER

>Sherlock Holmes and the Case of The Rose Tattoo
HNNNNNNG
DAT SETTING
DAT VOICE ACTING

>>8771650

I got the 3D remake. Was quite nostalgic.

Now I need to work my way through the sequels... goddamnit Riven is harder than I had expected.

'sup

>>8779337
That looks terrible. Why the fuck would they do that?

Nobody remembers me :(

>>8779413

I do! :D

It's just you weren't as fun as Doom was. :(

>>8779389

That's not old, it's just made to look old.

>>8779413

As much as I love this game, I still haven't finished it.

I gave up on level 70+, the one with tunnels full of proximity mines.

>>8778950

Bitches love my magic ride.

>Robinsons Requiem

FFFFF! What did I say: "Remember back when they tried to make interesting 3d game?"

>>8779413

I do, I remember how fiendishly difficult you got too. I even bought you with monneis, I think.

>>8779413
Wait, I just realized:

We got THAT far into the thread and nobody mentioned this fucking game yet? Christ, /tg/ what's wrong with you? Did you pop out of your mom's pussy yesterday?!!

This game is HARD.

Fuck the Man-Kzin Wars.

I bought this game with monies, the sale figures indicate I was the only one in Europe to do that.

According to said data, there were also at least four people who bought it in America. I always wondered who they are.

>>8779271
Adventure games you say?

$ du -hs ScummGames/
6.8G ScummGames/

Only Star Wars game that was ever worth a shit - and pretty god damn GOOD to boot!

>>8779455
>Hasn't read the first thread

>>8779491

Was all about the community.

>>8779484

I was one of the Yanks who did it. And I don't regret it - it was good.

That said, would you believe it got a sequel? I didn't like it as much.

Hi guys, I have quite a bit of hard-to-find oldies lying around my CDs and am willing to upload some. Last thread, I uploaded Stars!:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D3MZEFPZ
So if you're looking for something, there's a good chance I have it. At least I hope so.

>>8779485
>No Loom

>>8779484

One of the first games I've played online. Superb game, nonetheless.

>>8779515
Does that include the fabled keygen? I have Stars!, but am mildly peeved that the devs OK'd the keygen to the AutoHost guy...who then promptly decided to only offer it out as a service to people who donated to him. Nice dick move there.

>>8779509

BattleZone II was actually good.. That is, an RTS/FPS is superb, would love to see BZIII some day.

>>8779509
I also disliked the sequel but did you know they released a little known standalone expansion for the first one?

>>8779537
It has A keygen. I don't know the story behind it, I just downloaded it years ago from a now-defunct site.

>>8779555
Actually, I didn't. FUCK! I missed it?

X-wing.
Tie Fighter.
One must Fall.
Battletech: The Crescent Hawks Inception

...I honestly can't remember any others from before 1995. My dad was cheap, and all I would get was a wall of shareware demos.

It wasn't UNTIL 1995 that I started getting games that were good and not-pirated, if only because my father couldn't burn CD-Roms back then.

Mechwarrior 2 and Dark Forces were my two first REAL PC games, both created during that limbo time between MS-Dos and Windows 95 that made games so hard to run.

>>8779573
Disregard that, no keygen, just a key.

>>8779576
I think it was never sold in Europe and I only found the demo years later on the internet. It adds Chinese forces and is supposed to be incredibly hard.

>We got THAT far into the thread and nobody mentioned this fucking game yet?

Because Doom makes for a pretty bad game. I mean - it actually gets boring to play!

>It Came From The Desert

More proof that Doom fucked over a perfectly fine genre utterly and completely

And I know for a fact that some of you still have Inner Space on their PCs. Bestest Ship editor ever. I loved shooting stuff with my Doubledecker.

>>8779600
Ah, no wonder.

This game. is. awesome.
Also I heartily recommend: http://www.underground-gamer.com/ for your nostalgia related needs.

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>>8779626
Is dat some Marathon I see?

They never got it right again.

>>8779626
Proof that todays games not only rehash their "innovative" ideas from older ones but also their plot. :|

>>8779475
That game CHRONICLES them, just with changed names due to copyright reasons.

Hey guys, Starflight here.
Ruining your preconceptions of what constitutes a good game.

It has been 17 years and you still haven't managed to make a game that surpasses me.

Vas Kal Corp.

>>8779704
>Ultima Underworld
Can't tell is that 1 or 2?

>>8779725
It's the original. 2 moved the action bar to the bottom of the screen for some reason.

>>8779524
I know, I know; never got it at the time. Was too busy with all the other excellent adventure games flooding the '90s, and LOOM was a bit of an odd outlier.

>>8779811
Oh well. Rest of your list is good.
Only ones I don't recognize are Drascula and Ruby Quest. (fan game?)
And never played Future Wars though I saw a Let's Play and damn it looks awesome.

>>8779833
Drascula is some obscure title ScummVM now host after being made freely available. Haven't actually played it and it doesn't look terribly promising, TBH.
The latter is a very, very early stages development project.

HoMM2 up in dis.

>>8779271
Missing Starflight 2, bro.

I love you all, you are all good people and should feel good.

>>8779949
How 'bout this?
http://www.starflt.com/starflt.php?ID=intro

Legend Entertainment FUCK YEAR
Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers Get All The Girls
Spellcasting 201: The Sorcerer's Appliance
Timequest
Gateway
Spellcasting 301: Spring Break
Eric the Unready
Gateway 2 - Homeworld
Companions of Xanth
Death Gate
Superhero League of Hoboken
Callahan's Crosstime Saloon

http://ocremix.org/remixes/

I'm guessing 99% of you know about this site, but if you don't, check it out.
They do remixes on game music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qipWqOwkceg

Posted this in the first thread, but damn it I fucked love(d) that oldschool game music.

Drrr Drrr

>>8780142
Also,
http://remix.kwed.org
http://www.amigaremix.com

>>8780181

No, you are not a good game.

Btw, Daggerfall:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pd9WqbZMxlg

Denglish mary sue cha is a dumpstat cheating during character creation Dark Elf.

http://www.hvsc.de/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuXVy6qXyuI

remember when a tracker was something you related with .mod music and not a site full or .torrent files?

>>8780181
Shitty game.
Shadow of the Comet was good though.

SYNTAX ERROR

Keep rollin' rollin' rollin' rollin'

>>8779954
Hits the spot bro. Thank you. I have to say that the Amiga version was the best.

I'll dodge this... sniksnak... and that... zonk to get some... infotrons...

Obscure German adventure.
Still loved it.

>>8780211
There was an excellent piece called Quartex which came with the DIGIT Tracker demo on the Atari ST. I am surprised that the Internet has almost completely forgotten it. (Disk images are out there.) It's extra annoying that it's in a propritary format and I can't get into something standard to throw at MikMod or ModPlug to get better quality than the hissy emulated Yahama DSP hackery. :/

Floppy ears and big gun reporting in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKqOXpPOjTE

Jetpack '93. Oh god this game ate up all my time

>>8780211
You want tracker music?
You want vidya tracker music?
http://www.exotica.org.uk/wiki/Main_Page
Here's your tracker music.
What's that? You can't play it.
Get XMPlay.

Peasants, fill that moat with your lifeless bodies.

Fuck Morrowind threads! Let's have Daggerfall threads instead!

>>8780372

This is the first external verification of this game's existence I've even seen. I also recall a christmas edition, wherein Santa flies (also by jetpack) to collect presents.

You are awesome.

Wizardry. The first one, for Apple ][, best played on a black-and-orange monitor with some graph paper at hand.

Obscure games: go!

>>8780530
Brotip: google for "Tasty Static"

Is was born is 89. I remember playing my dads amiga. Putty, Pushover and some army game. Fucking awesome times. Not /tg/, though.

>>8779602
Holy shit. I used to play this thinking it was a virus because it had all of my icons everywhere. I thought i had to complete the game before my computer fucked up.

>>8780544
Faggot! There goes my evening.

Alien Breed. So mindless. So bloody. So addictive.

>>8780594

FUCK
YES
TWINSEN

Did you know the guy responsible for the LBA games is currently working on something? No confirmation that it's a sequel, but either way it's all good.

Bubble Bobble, my friends. Just... Bubble Bobble.

When you're young everything becomes incredibly interesting when you add violence to it.

>nanana nana na na
>nanana nana na na
>na naa nananana na nana nana
>spreadshot!
>spreadshot!
>spreadshot!
>power!
>bomb!
>lazer!

>>8780783

Ohgodyes.

Don't mind me, just creating some proto-furries.

>>8780783

That was the best chess game I've ever played.

>>8780844

speaking of that...

>>8780783

This was the reason i learned chess. I still imagine my destroying the others.

>>8780862
YES
And while we're at that kind of games

>>8780576

Reading that gave me goosebumps and i dont even know what game it is.

>>8780373
MODplayer PRO up in this shit

None of my friends had doom, so I had to play this.

Armour Geddon!

>>8780928
Ultrabots (xenobots if you're not an amerifag)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJwQ79QQHa8&fmt=18
Is the intro

I was quite afraid what my image search for "Iron Seed" would result in.

>>8780530

I used to play it, never liked it much.

>>8780894
FUCK YES QUADRALIEN, YOU BURNT ALMOST AS MUCH OF MY CHILDHOOD AS LEMMINGS

I actually wrote a very loosely inspired by that puzzler as a university project. Didn't get to do many levels for it, though. And, God, the tight time schedule may have got it finished, but the code is an absolute mess.

So you couldn't afford Myst?

>>8780844
Don't mind me, just doing the same thing much better, and spawning a whole bunch of annoying memes.

inb4 barrel roll/furry for krystal.

>>8781314
Enjoying your sandwich?

Best game for a plane that never existed.

>>8781338
Can't. Damn computer won't stop telling me to CAUTION. CAUTION. PULL UP! PULL UP!

>>8781391
Pull up *beep* *beep*
Pull up *beep* *beep*
Pull up *beep* *beep*
Pull up *beep* *beep*

>>8781314

I just tried to make a related thread on /v/. Impossible due to trolls.

It's like I'm playing Battlestar Galactica!
...kinda...

>>8781404

>>8781404
Now now. This is the thread for fine old vaguely-/tg/-related videogames. Let's keep that kind of stuff over in the "orkz" thread, furfriend.

Hello there. I'm an odd little "trying to figure out what's going on, as with Myst, is half the game" puzzler that's apparently so obscure that Mobygames doesn't have an entry for it.

Game? Based on a popular children's TV show? Actually seriously bloody good?

Herding those sheep. Argh.

In your game, killing your Dracula.

>>8771453

The monkey on pipe problem was notorious due to slang, when you froze the monkey he held up his arms in a wrench like position, thus he became a "monkey wrench". Which if I remember right would of been a spanner over in europe.

That missile lock-on warning quadruple beep will forever echo in my nightmares.

Also, shoot down all enemy jets, fly back to carrier, eject because the carrier landing is just too damn hard :(

>>8781687

Friend of mine recently played part one of Monkey Island. Both of us being germanfags we faceplamed hard when we realized that he wanted the absolutely useless RED HERRING.

>>8781730

Heh, yeah I remember that one. There are many puzzles and jokes in the monkey island series that pokes fun at adventure games, both text and graphical.

Since there are a great many 16-bit-era types around, maybe you can help me remember a piece of Atari ST software which was sort of a game, sort of a simulation toy; think RoboCode, if you know that, but with more too it and less Java.

It was a little bit Conway's Game of Life: you had little robotic life forms, and you could plop them down in a maze of your design, which could have food in it, and the robots could be assigned to coloured teams. The robots themselves were built from simple logic gates, up to the complexity of flip-flops for simple memory, and the usual array of sensors and movement widgets: I think they could fire bullets at opposing teams too. Their appearance was based on a scaled-down version of their circuit board.

This thing has been rattling around in my brain for ages, and even if I could get anywhere near the old ST in storage, the chance of finding the right disk is tiny. It would be awesome to dust off the concept and give it a new lick of paint.

I am from France and wear no pants.
Neither legs nor penis either.

>>8781830

not what you're looking for, but your post reminded me of another great old game

The sounds that dog makes haunt my nightmares to this day.

From the days when id made games which weren't all horror-ish shooters.

pew pew

I can still hum the title melody.

>>8781687
Then it came to getting the voodoo doll parts at the end of Monkey Island 2, it was absolutely mindracking to get the hair (did not expect beard bits) and the snot. Thank god I knew what a wedgie was.

'Sup guys?

>>8782524
Best adventure game antagonist?

>>8782761
Doubtful.

>>8781714
Lol, I remember Apache AH-64 for c64 which I didn't have the manual for. If you timed it right and came in fast and low you could land just as your own AAA shot you down for not knowing the code words from the manual. Shit load of Purple Hearts got earned.

I don't know how many hours of my youth I wasted on that stupid test.

>>8782839
I'm trying to give the matter some serious consideration now. Sam & Max's opposition were somewhat goofy for the role. Sludge Vohaul made Ripburger look smalltime, but I think missed the sheer depth of streak of executive malice. The Kings Quests mostly had DERP DERP EVIL WIZARD. Malcom and The Hand from the Legends of Kyrandia weren't particularly great. LeChuck is pretty good, but perhaps a little too incompetent. I'm not sure who else could---ah.

>>8782963
Also the only one who ever succeeded in a LucasArts game.

>>8780708
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/alienbreedevolution/index.html?tag=result;title;0

Alien Breed remake if you haven't seen, FUCK YEAH!

>>8782930
You mean the age test? I thought that was in the SCI/VGA remake.

And LSL3 had one that cut out parts of the game based on how well you did. Problem is, most of the questions were horribly American-centric...

>>8783374
Nope the test was also in the EGA version. It's the only one I've ever played.

>>8783265
I never knew team-17 was still around. Great!

I'll never understand how they managed to run this studio into the ground ;_;

You have communist pig in team.
I come. fix problem.

>>8783506
Нет.
I doubt that.

>>8783506
In a game where you hire top mercenaries from around the world to work for you, this guy works for 55$ a day and comes with a unique weapon, an electric hedge trimmer.

They call him unusually ruthless Reuban.
Ruthless because he killed his whole family with a hedge trimmer. Unusually because he had to recharge it twice before he was finished.

>>8783556
Awesome!

>>8783537
Oh Ivan, I miss you :( Your brother will never be the same.

i was addicted to this on my first computer

Fuck Kratos, fuck Leonidas.

>>8783653
Brotherbund :3

Also International Karate+

>>8783659
Ah, the Bitmap Brothers. You just couldn't adapt to the newer, shittier world of PC gaming. Sniff.

>>8783650
He had a brother? I only know of his Nephew.

>>8783697
There's just something distinctive about their artwork.

>>8783697
So true. They never managed to produce something good after the first Z.

>>8783731
oh yes, most definitely

Damn, can't find a screenshot of that sexy, sexy Corvette digital dash...

WATCH OUT FOR RADAR

(Previous thread in archive is at 9; this one is at 1.)

>>8783740
Second Z was ok. At least it was somehow original in terms of gameplay, although the idea was pretty stupid and game-ruining.

There are no downloads for KK'N'D Krossfire

>>8784320
...would you /want/ one? That was one of the swarm of quick "me too" RTSes in the wake of C&C. I've got a boxed copy somewhere and gave up on it and went back to C&C's bonus missions soon after the first level IIRC.

Pic related. Cheesiest exploit in the world.

>>8783701
ah yes my bad.
Ivan, Shadow and Magic, that's all I need baby.

>>8783740
>Good
>Z

Haha. Z was sorta cool, but ways too hyper for its own good, IMO. KI also sucked.

KKnD had Crabs and Earth 2140 had a decend KI for your own units. You could also play a democratic Nation that went all Terminator, all the time. And that rocks.

>>8779484
FUCK
I WAS ONE OF THEM
i played the shit out of it
it was the first game I played that defaulted to WASD and it blew my mind

I'm trying to get some of this shit to work... but

Ceremony of innocence and IHNMAIMS aren't showing up as nice little things when i use dosbox.

halp?