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Originally posted by Dale
Cool! This is one I know!!!!
Been a long time.
This game would HAVE to be Fiendish Freddy!!!!
DING DING DING..WE HAVE A WINNER!...APPLAUSE...
Dale, you may take the stage.
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In '81 I was all the rage.
Continuously dubbed one of the best of the age.
Design and program me, let me fight too,
Predominately played on an Apple II.
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First game that came to mind was Mail Order Monsters but that was on my C 64. My cousin was an Apple II weirdo (back then there were two camps Appleheads and Commodore owners) that had something with Robots and programming them it was called War of the Robots or something like that.
Seriously, this is out of my area of expertise without Google assistance, I was just hoping my ramblings could help someone with Apple II experience guess it.
The Duke gives a game that gave us all some kicks,
But I'm number 85 in CGW '96.
And you MUSE in your seat when it is over,
"This game seems a lot like a complex MindRover!"
In 81 i was a computer virgin, only one other of my friends had a computer, and i was the one with the ZX81. And yeah it played games.............sort of
Come to think of it , most of the gaming satisfaction came from succesfuly typing up the game into the computer and getting it to run - that was reward enough, especially on that horrible keyboard........
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I was born in 1981. This game is probably older than me. So it's basically a midrover type "design and program" game, but I've never played one from that era or even seen an apple II (I got my ZX81 in 1987 for ****'s sake).
Seeing clue 3 pointing to Mindrover (robot programming) it has to do something with programming. All I can think of is Origin's Omega for the moment .
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