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z0mbie
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Vidoe Games
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Sep 17 22:49 UTC 1996 |
What is your favorite video game?
Do you like RPG's, or action, mayeb adventure??
What's your favorite system, what do you think about the new CD-ROM systems,
or the new Ultra 64?
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arianna
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response 1 of 48:
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Sep 18 02:09 UTC 1996 |
Given that I haven't played any vidio games for over a year now, I think my
favorite is The Secret of Mana (SuperNintendo). *shrug*
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ajax
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response 2 of 48:
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Sep 18 02:17 UTC 1996 |
Space Invaders on the Atari 2600. Doesn't get any better than that.
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giry
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response 3 of 48:
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Sep 18 03:20 UTC 1996 |
Solomans Key for the original Nintendo, I still haven't finished it and it
has been 7 years now.
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wolfg676
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response 4 of 48:
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Sep 18 05:47 UTC 1996 |
my faves: Phantasy Star II, III, & IV, Gargoyles, Might & Magic, Warlock.
(Genesis)
NEC: D&D Order of the Griffon, Valis Series, Shapeshifter...
I like shooters, RPG's, action/adventure, strategy/simulation. Never much
cared for any of the sports games (except for the Mutant League series).
I don't have a CD-ROM in my 'puter yet, so I can't play all the new games :(
2600 system, definately a classic in my book, I still play it.
(Don't get me started on Nintendo, I hate Nintendo, ALL of them: 8, 16, 64)
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meg
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response 5 of 48:
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Sep 18 11:51 UTC 1996 |
I spent about two years being totally hooked on Donkey Kong back in the
80's.
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bubu
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response 6 of 48:
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Sep 18 14:52 UTC 1996 |
Oh NO the Atari 2600.....That was back in the days when just about the only
computer sound effect was "BLIP"
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janc
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response 7 of 48:
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Sep 18 15:24 UTC 1996 |
I think the last game I played on a dedicated video game machine was "pong".
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steve
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response 8 of 48:
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Sep 18 16:18 UTC 1996 |
Space Harrier.
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popcorn
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response 9 of 48:
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Sep 18 16:29 UTC 1996 |
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z0mbie
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response 10 of 48:
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Sep 18 16:40 UTC 1996 |
ataria is so old, but I give you credit, for not getting into all the new
fango stuff.,
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kerouac
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response 11 of 48:
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Sep 18 16:55 UTC 1996 |
I can remember yearss ago when my cousin got the very first video game,
Pong! It was slow and black and white but it was cool. I think he
still has his pong machine somewhere, doubtless it started
gathering dust when the first Atari came out.
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russ
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response 12 of 48:
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Sep 18 17:13 UTC 1996 |
Star Raiders. It still plays well.
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cybergod
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response 13 of 48:
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Sep 18 19:27 UTC 1996 |
Mortal Kombat of course. Then again, when Independence Day comes out for NU64,
I think I'll be addicted tot hat one more!
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z0mbie
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response 14 of 48:
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Sep 18 22:00 UTC 1996 |
I agree with you there adam
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krj
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response 15 of 48:
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Sep 18 22:08 UTC 1996 |
I never liked video games. That's probably why I'm not a better
programmer. Give me an old-fashioned pinball game, any day.
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eskarina
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response 16 of 48:
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Sep 19 00:07 UTC 1996 |
The neat thing about pong is that people actually bother to put it onto their
TI-85's. Some one downloaded a version of tetris off the internet and put
that on a TI-85, too. My comp teacher said that the first versions of Pac-Man
were written in Basic. To think that they would use basic for something...
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scott
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response 17 of 48:
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Sep 19 00:28 UTC 1996 |
Super Marios Bros., the game that came free with Nintendo. *Great* game, with
good play action, interesting little sub-plots, etc. I played it for an hour
or two every morning until, after 3-4 months, I could get all the way thru.
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z0mbie
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response 18 of 48:
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Sep 19 00:38 UTC 1996 |
Super Mario was a great game, but I stil can't get all the way through!!!
DAMN!!!!
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arianna
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response 19 of 48:
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Sep 19 01:38 UTC 1996 |
*chuckle* I beat SuperMario a looooong time ago...several times, in
fact...still, a looong time ago.
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wolfg676
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response 20 of 48:
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Sep 19 05:24 UTC 1996 |
Re: #16- I've seen games programmed into even TI-81's, my roomie came up with
a really neat blackjack program. Hey! I like Basic. (and still use it) :)
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meg
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response 21 of 48:
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Sep 19 11:40 UTC 1996 |
Actually, I generally prefer pinball too.
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remmers
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response 22 of 48:
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Sep 19 12:15 UTC 1996 |
I'm a pinball fan from waaaayyy back. They're spoiling all the
new pinball machines by putting computers in 'em, though.
I don't do arcade games much anymore but was something of an
addict in the early to mid 1980's. Favorites were Ms. Pacman,
Crazy Climber, Elevator Action, Dig Dug, Pole Position, and
Spy Hunter.
As to PC games, I've become addicted to a few but eventually
recovered. :) Examples include the old "text adventures"
(Colossal Cave, Zork I, the Scott Adams games), Ultima II/IV/V,
Wizardry I, Wizardry VII, and simulations like SimCity and
Civilization. Civ 2 is something of a current fixation.
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n8nxf
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response 23 of 48:
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Sep 19 14:02 UTC 1996 |
I had a good friend who had a real pinball machine in his basement.
We spent a lot of time cleaning relay contacts and such to keep it
going. I enjoyed both playing (for free) and tweeking aspects.
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scott
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response 24 of 48:
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Sep 19 16:01 UTC 1996 |
Oh yeah, pinball. I've been known to cultivate a machine here and there.
I really don't like the new ones, since the strategy has gotten too
complicated. I guess I like the late 80's ones the best. My last fave was
Bride of Pinbot - great game.
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