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Ah, good ol' Castle of the Winds. The best part of that game was that you could name every single piece of equipment you had!
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Googled answers do not count anyway.Originally posted by snoopy369
Well, I PMed zargon with the correct googled answer ... but I'm not the most knowledgeable gamer out there, so i'm happy to let you go for it.
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I got detention for playing that in science class.Originally posted by ZargonX
Ah, good ol' Castle of the Winds. The best part of that game was that you could name every single piece of equipment you had!
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Nope. Not Castle of the winds.
Clue 2- This game was produced by a guy named Steve.-->Visit CGN!
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Ah yes, but nobody got it right, i didn't know if a googled answer was superior to a non-answer.Originally posted by DrSpike
Googled answers do not count anyway.
<Reverend> IRC is just multiplayer notepad.
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Blah, that shoots down my next hope ... as Angband was made in 1990; not really shareware (freeware), but not text based ... but made by a Robert, or Alex and Andy, not a Steve. Ah well.<Reverend> IRC is just multiplayer notepad.
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Super Hero League of Hoboken by Steve Meretzky?Skeptics should forego any thought of convincing the unconvinced that we hold the torch of truth illuminating the darkness. A more modest, realistic, and achievable goal is to encourage the idea that one may be mistaken. Doubt is humbling and constructive; it leads to rational thought in weighing alternatives and fully reexamining options, and it opens unlimited vistas.
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You actually get negative points.Originally posted by snoopy369
Ah yes, but nobody got it right, i didn't know if a googled answer was superior to a non-answer.
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Clue 3: This game is part of a series of early games by "steve"... More specifically it was released in either 1991 or 1992.
And it's still sold on "steve"'s company's website.
(Next clue I'll start giving out hints about the game itself- I'll be on again in a three hours... guess people please! Don't you play fantasy games- the maker of this game was/is FAMOUS!)
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1.) PC game
2.) Early 1990s
3.) "Shareware"
4.) Fantasy-based
5.) Made by a game named Steve
6.) Steve Still Has a website where he sells games
7.) 1991 or 1992
8.) Part of a Series-->Visit CGN!
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also, according to the Underdogs- this game was a cult classic.-->Visit CGN!
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Hmm... no, I've got nothing ...<Reverend> IRC is just multiplayer notepad.
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Clue 4: 3 views- outside, adventure mode, dungeon mode.
Clue 5: Two Words "Red Puff"-->Visit CGN!
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Gee. How do you guys know all these obscure SNES/Atari games when you don't know computer games? This game was HUGE!
Okay, well, last hint and if no one gets it in 24 hours, then I suppose I should, as decorum dictates, let someone else have a try with a new game.
Clue 6: It was a Sequel
Clue 7: Moraffware.
Clue 8: Descend into Randomly Generated Dungeons where it gets more dangerous the deeper you go- battle Vampires, etc.-->Visit CGN!
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Means nothing to me.
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