That was a great game, even if it ended up being slightly underdeveloped (which is too bad). The combat was awesome. I certainly wouldn't mind a sequel!
Heh, this is the first game I recognised in this thread. Oh man...
Name that game!
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That was a great game, even if it ended up being slightly underdeveloped (which is too bad). The combat was awesome. I certainly wouldn't mind a sequel!
Heh, this is the first game I recognised in this thread. Oh man...
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Yup, underdeveloped was the word. The biggest mistake they made IMO was hiring an architecture bureau to do the levels, instead of level designers -- they often ended up about as exciting as the Consolidated Accountants cubicle hell. Empty, too.
Everything else was pretty damn good, though.
Everything else was pretty damn good, though.
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This is going WAY back:
I know I've played the bottom one.
Isn't that a Spectrum game?
Sir Markus
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I know I've played the bottom one.
Isn't that a Spectrum game?
They're both the same game, on the Atari 2600
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DArtagnan
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I never owned an Atari - so I guess it was released on Spectrum as well. That, or I'm just being dense.
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Isn't it simply 'Adventure'? We have it on one of those 'plug in the joystick to your TV' things.
Loved it ... haven't played it in ages!
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That one was pretty easy actually, at least to anyone who grew up in the US.
shaf
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Darn, I was going to say Zemomorph. I Thought it only came out for Amiga and Atari ST. Alien with a Dungeon Master Engine, brilliant.
Shaf
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Gee, that's a tough one.....
dteowner
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Isn't that Mines of Moria (Stanza's pic)? My buddy and I did more than a few all-nighters on his Apple ][ Plus with that game.
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Nope, Dark Forces was pseudo-3D with sprites, like DOOM. This one's full 3D with models; looks like it's based on one of the Unreal engines. The UI is the same, though, and he's clearly toting an Imperial blaster rifle, so I'm guessing Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight (although I never played it).
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