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Originally posted by BustaMike
Morrowind (I ****ing hate this game now)
Morrowind (I ****ing hate this game now)
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kinda the opposite for me. i guess it's because i was sorta a fanboy at first. i actually thought they were going to build on the succeses of daggerfall instead of reproduce them by hand. when i first got the game i hated it within a few hours but now after all this time i can take it for what it is - a semi-fun game that is only good in limited doses.Eschewing obfuscation and transcending conformity since 1982. Embrace the flux. -
Ultima 4
Sim City
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80's - colossal Cave - (its older of course, but i first encountered it in the '80s) wow, like you can play a game on a computer, not just on an arcade machine. XYZZY!!!!!!
90's - Sim City 2000- wow, you can play really cool games on a PC??? wow, you can build and model a city. what a perfect app for the PC - and it looks to cool as well.
Age of Empires -wow, you can fight and be all historical, too
Civ2 - you can fight and THINK."A person cannot approach the divine by reaching beyond the human. To become human, is what this individual person, has been created for.” Martin BuberComment
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The original is a really good game. It has the "one more turn" syndrome to it.Originally posted by Stuie
80s - Romance of the Three Kingdoms
(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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Played that one on my Amiga but I was more of a fan of a game by the same makers where you could fight for control of Europe/Eurasia. Don't remember the name though...Originally posted by Urban Ranger
The original is a really good game. It has the "one more turn" syndrome to it.
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Genghis Khan, something like that?Originally posted by CapTVK
Played that one on my Amiga but I was more of a fan of a game by the same makers where you could fight for control of Europe/Eurasia. Don't remember the name though...(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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The original Adventure was quite interesting for its time. Kill a dragon with your bare hands and stuffOriginally posted by lord of the mark
80's - colossal Cave - (its older of course, but i first encountered it in the '80s) wow, like you can play a game on a computer, not just on an arcade machine. XYZZY!!!!!!
(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
(='.'=) "Claims demand evidence; extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence." -- Carl Sagan
(")_(") "Starting the fire from within."Comment
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How high did you get? I always got kicked by the computerOriginally posted by Stuie
Star Raiders was the ****!
(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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80s - Dizzy
90s - Final Fantasy 7
00s - GTA3If I'm posting here then Counterglow must be down.Comment
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I didn't play many games in the 80s though.If I'm posting here then Counterglow must be down.Comment
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Elite (ZXSpectrum)
Ultima4 (PC) countless sleepless nights, and occasional dizzyness)
Jagged Alliance (1&2)Comment
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That hasn't stopped most posters ignoring the original request and mentioning tonnes of games from the 90s instead.Originally posted by FrustratedPoet
I didn't play many games in the 80s though.
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Hey, I changed my answers after people protested!
I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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Honestly don't remember. I just know it consumed more time than was reasonable.Originally posted by Urban Ranger
How high did you get? I always got kicked by the computer
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80's - Elite(on my 'rich' friends BBC computer) + Alternate Reality rpg's(on my 8bit Atari)
90's - Civ1+Xcom+Speedball2(perfection - all on my Amiga)
00's - Morrowind+Pirates of the Caribbean(both flawed gems)
looking at these it seems size matters for me! and when it doesnt it has to be perfect(Speedball2)
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