Pong, had the game for years.
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Elite for the C64 was the biggie for me until years later Doom on PCOriginally posted by nomadd View PostEDIT: I had an on-off relationship with games for the next 10 years. Until Doom hit, and then my life just disappeared. Never been the same since.
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Doom was ok
but before that I loved Rebelstar Raiders, Lords of midnight and a neat little game called Chaos(\__/)
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Remake is out next month: Leisure Suit Larry Reloaded, the re-make of the first game in the series, is out in June • News • PC • Eurogamer.netOriginally posted by Paddy View PostThe first real game was on the IBM, Larry the lounge lizard. It was very close to my life at the time, almost a documentary.
Chance to re-live your womanising days.
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Probably Kingdom on the school BBC Micro. By "playing" I mean there was about 35 of us crowded round this new magical thing called a "computer".Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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There was one game.
boogered if I can remember what it was called
you were a burgular, you planned all your moves into the bank, avoiding the guards and the dogs and the sensors
then you busted the vault and made your getaway.
then you clicked 'go' and watched all your team start their moves, then watched as your plans turn to ruin as the guards spotted you and you were arrested and taken away(\__/)
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We had 'TV games' that pre-dated computer games. Basically a knob you turned to move a paddle (or set of paddles for football) up and down while the ball bounced backwards and forwards. We had the lightgun for Skeet too, but that stopped working after my sister dropped it. Took it to the tip a couple of years before ebay took off, and saw one going for a fortune!Comment
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThere was one game.
boogered if I can remember what it was called
you were a burgular, you planned all your moves into the bank, avoiding the guards and the dogs and the sensors
then you busted the vault and made your getaway.
then you clicked 'go' and watched all your team start their moves, then watched as your plans turn to ruin as the guards spotted you and you were arrested and taken away
...Or are these simply reminisces of teenage years spent in a borstal?
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