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80s computer games Anonymous 02/27/18 (Tue) 20:48:42 fc826c No.14404356

What are your favorite PC games and gayman computers from the 80s?

Anonymous 03/01/18 (Thu) 21:02:36 c43e6d No.14414234

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Anonymous 03/01/18 (Thu) 21:10:14 0dbbfd No.14414280

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Racing Destruction Set was a lot of fun.

Anonymous 03/01/18 (Thu) 21:14:12 1e66ff No.14414313

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>>14404356

I guess those three. I would add ultima, but then thought i didn't enjoyed old ultima that much.

Anonymous 03/01/18 (Thu) 21:31:25 c43e6d No.14414391

>>14414313

>Sorcerian

How is it?

Anonymous 03/01/18 (Thu) 22:06:11 6adbe5 No.14414575

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Probably Katakis or Exile, both on the C64. The home computer scene was a really crazy thing back in the day, Here's a little documentary on the ZX Spectrum magazines just so you get an idea. Definitely a time that's never coming back, damn I could spend all day just playing C64, Spectrum and even Amstrad CPC games.

Anonymous 03/02/18 (Fri) 02:26:51 054687 No.14415723

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This one and maybe first Prince of Persia.

Anonymous 03/02/18 (Fri) 02:37:36 5d87ca No.14415755

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For a wonky piece of shit with horribly broken collision, it was a blast. Walking on the HUD, on scenery and whatever else happens to be around.

Anonymous 03/02/18 (Fri) 03:13:33 fc826c No.14415919

>>14414391

It's fun if you can adjust to "uniqueness" of it. Sorcerian has the deepest rpg mechanics out of all of Falcom's side-scrolling rpgs

Anonymous 03/04/18 (Sun) 19:28:29 da8cea No.14430653

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>>14404356

I really liked Prince of Persia.

Anonymous 03/04/18 (Sun) 21:34:24 5d87ca No.14431189

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>>14430653

Every time I think of Prince of Persia or a Mechner game, I get reminded of what was done with Karateka for the Apple II.

Despite it adding to the manufacturing cost to the floppy disks, Mechner convinced some higher-ups to make the disks double-sided. The second side contained the same game, except it was visually flipped upside down. As a joke. Just so tech support could respond with "Oh, we get this all the time. You've put the floppy in the wrong way around, just flip it around and insert it again".

I think the idea came about when looking into cool ways to screw with pirates; Karateka had some pretty heavy copy protection measures.

Anonymous 03/04/18 (Sun) 21:55:42 64b316 No.14431295

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