Taureau said:

Yes Castle W. Was ok...a bit too samey on the graphics though. I just played the demo of Doom. There was this doom like game that you connected to other players on the net and tried to wipe each other out. It wasn't halo...QUAKE!!! that's it.

I played sim city so much that I could close my eyes and still see the screen. It was hard sleeping.

I have to say I like 4 player vs 1 player games.

donk said:

Wow--you have a lot of accounts.

donk said:

Takes one to know one beeotch. ANd besides at least I don't have people sending me naked pics of themselves.

Case said:

so funny...i picked that one too (see above) but when i talk about it to most people they think i'm on crack.

lillith said:

If it weren't for Larry Laffer, I'd still be a virgin. I loved every single one of the Larry games...minus the latest one, "Magna Cum Laude." which sucks harder than Toledo, Ohio...

Case said:

i haven't had the opportunity to check out the latest yet...and now i probably won't!!!!
i can remember being in my early teens and rushing home afterschool to get on the computer and try to get Larry laid before my parents got home from work. damn i got Larry soooo many STD's and arrested on quite a few occasions!!!!

i need to get a copy of this again....

lillith said:

If you love the Larry of old, DO NOT play the new version. It's flat-out terrible. They were supposed to make a Larry movie back in the late '80s. Danny DeVito was rumoured to be in talk to play Larry.

And remember...the password is..."Ken sent me!"

Case said:

lillith said:

Yoinks!

I had a TI99-4A. All the other kids at school used to beat me up because of it. I think they were jealous of my proper keyboard.


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doctormcmeekle said:

i feel your pain.

Naturally, the best game ever is:

testicleman said:

I'd own you at that any day.

Fifa for me,



Me and my mates love going on the old fifas (as in 2001) and hearing the commentary between Ally McCoist and John Motson. Ally must say "he must socre" about every 30 seconds or so.

Get this game. U wackos on here would love it. It is very off the wall and zany. A must have multiplayer game.

Nintendo make the best multiplayers period. Thats why I own a gamecube over a PS2 or X box.

Smurfs: Rescue at Gargamel's Castle for the Coleco. To this day it's still the only game I ever finshed



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As a kid, I loved BLOCK-OUT. When I was nine years old, I had the highest ranking among my father's colleagues, professor at the university...



Zelda was cool too, but I've only played it on my game-boy...

For my old trusty C=64:

"Spy Vs. Spy" series (The ultimate classic C=64 games IMO)
"Impossibe Mission"
"Elite"
"Bubble Bobble"
"Archon"
"BC's Quest For Tires" and "Grog's Revenge"
"Ninja II"
"Kung Fu Master"
"Out Run"
"Clean Up Service"
"Qbert"
"Buggy Boy"
"One On One"
"Boulder Dash series"

For PC:

"Thief" series (By far the best games I've ever played on a PC...)
"Fallout"
"System Shock 2"
"Deus Ex" (I truly detest DX2: "Invisible War", piece of shit console port...)
"Metal Gear Solid"
"Splinter Cell" series
"Max Payne" series
"Grand Theft Auto" series
"Hitman" series
"Star Wars - Rogue Squadron"
"Unreal Tournament"
"Counter Strike" (Original and Source)
"Quake"
"Myst"
"Warcraft" and "Warcraft II"

Neversin.

Neversin said:

I loved my C64.

I want to add:

Elite
Herbert Goes Skiing
Monty The Mole
Jet-Pack Willy
Enigma Force
Forbidden Forest
Commando
The Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit
Purple Turtles
Pipeline

God - there was so many.

I used to like Daley Thompson's Decathlon too because halfway through loading, it would start playing a SID-chip version of "The Age Of Aquarius".

Why no 2? Surely (i cannot remember there were 100's of naff tetris clones) it is slightly worse then the original?

Dr Mario was alright as was that DR robotniks mean bean machine. That ruled!

maybe it's because of my age, but nothin' beats the original Super Mario Bros, imo. I still play it. I still have a bunch of old games like Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, RoboCop (). My aunt worked at Blockbuster, so she was able to get us games for free. I used to like playin' Guerilla War with my brother....I used to always get killed first and he'd have to fight by himself.
It used to be this wrestling game we used to play al ot, but I forgot the name....Animal and Hawk from WCW used to be on it.



I agree with you on Mario Kart. It's better when you have 4 people playing.

"Super Shinobi" ("Revenge of Shinobi" in Europe), Sega Mega Drive, 1990.

Great graphics and gameplay, thrilling levels, overwhelming atmosphere and probably the best music a video game ever had.

my two favourite games on the amiga 500 were...

menace (shooting everything that moved space game)

and

Rock star Ate my Hamster which was about managing a band and getting them on tour and stuff

I can remember finding my dad's VIZ computer game too as a child and finding that really fun

I did like Double Dragon. It was funny looking back on it. Who the chuff pics up a boulder in the middle of a street and chucks it at someone!? And what gives with the puking up, blaa! noise when you kill someone?!

Mega Man II (NES)
Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade!)
Dark Adventure (Arcade)
Bad Dudes (Arcade)
Tron: Deadly Discs (Intellivision)
Golden Axe (Genesis)
Herzog Zwei (Genesis)
Thunder Force 3 (Genesis)
Super Mario All-Stars (SNES)
Street Fighter II (Take your pick!)
Perfect Dark (N64)
Goldeneye (N64)
Contra (NES)
Ikari Warriors (NES)
Any version of Gauntlet

I could go on and on...

But the best ever is:

Phantasy Star II (Genesis)!!!!

BinaryJustin said:

Killed a shitload of joysticks playing that one...

Neversin.

I have a PS1 (still works) and a PS2. The PS2 is great coz you can play the PS1 games on it, but not vice versa

For Atari 2600 - I have one

Pitfall
Space Invaders
Jungle Hunt
Moon Walk
Defender

For Atari 7800 - I still have and play regularly

Xevious - probably my all time favorite game
Ms. Pac Man

Coleco Vision

Pole Position - of course with the steering wheel
Zaxxon

Spookymuffin said:

fella, you are SO out of your depth.

For ye old amiga it was! The first game i got as a young klid that made me think a little. I can still hum the theme tune as it was constantly repeated over and over again and I'd spend hours on this game trying to figure the damn puzzles out.

The music never changed throughout the game. I loved the old fashioned score though.