Name the game - part 6

[child of Thor]

Transartica?

*mutters something about getting Old One Eye to have a word with Buck

EDIT: is it just my imagination or are we all getting a bit cr*p at this these days? I havent got one right for ages!

[Buck Birdseed]

Clue #7: Finally, one of the parts is about music.

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by child of Thor
EDIT: is it just my imagination or are we all getting a bit cr*p at this these days? I havent got one right for ages!

Speak for yourself!

not that I am going to get Buck's newest obscure game

[Buck Birdseed]

Clue #8: The game won acclaim for its realistic physics. All components of the activity worked very close to how they do in real life.

[Buck Birdseed]

BTW, I'm convinced most of you will know it. It's really not an obscure game at all. Now my clues, THEY are willfully obscure...

[Adagio]

those clues just doesn't sound familiar for me...

[Spaced Cowboy]

Buck, you are sooooo mean. Those clues are useless. Clue 8 is the best one.

[child of Thor]

grrrr it should be Buck 'Loki' Birdseed

for some reason the flight sim TFX comes to mind.

[Buck Birdseed]

Clue #9: The simulated activity is recreational in nature. Moreover, it has been somewhat symbiotic with computer games at times; although significantly older, it has been a considerable influence on certain periods of computer gaming history, and in turn computer games have had an influence on it.

[DrSpike]

It's a Sports game of some kind right?

PGA tour golf?

[Jamski]

Clue #9 suggests a chess game.

But the other clues do not.

-Jam

[Buck Birdseed]

Clue #10: One of the innovations this game supposedly introduced was the ability (often used by good players of the real activity) to slightly shift the active object in a direction. However, this can only be done a couple of times before the game issues a rather famous warning and then stops working.

[Adagio]

/me ignores all clues except for #10

Some pinball game?
Pinball Fantasies?

[DrSpike]

Pinball Dreams looks a better bet.

[Adagio]

I don't remember any of those names for those pinball games...
Back then I just named the disks after what levels was on them (like that millionarie level, and the circus, and so on)