TOG - The Older Gamers

jayMPH · 21st May 2008, 01:05 PM

Thanks for the source. Ahh apple games it brings back memories.

Bonkman · 22nd May 2008, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by jayMPH

Thanks for the source. Ahh apple games it brings back memories.

You're welcome! I loved my classic Apple ][ games, also. Sigh... :::cue "Memories":::

Tawmis · 17th October 2008, 04:44 AM

I can't remember the name - but I remember being in school and playing on that cool GREEN/BLACK screen of the Apple ][ - and it was a game where you command a ship and go to different ports and trade and buy spices and various things and try to sell them for higher prices at other ports... Gawd, forgot the name of the name of the game though...

Bonkman · 20th October 2008, 02:48 PM

Taipan, baby!

Home of the Underdogs - Entry: Taipan!

And I do believe that was my very first "bootleg" program for my Apple ][e. Good times with that game, good times.

paenggoy · 23rd October 2008, 01:28 PM

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roob · 5th November 2008, 01:40 AM

i think our apple IIc is still in storage "somewhere".

the very first game i bought for a PC was ghostbusters for the apple IIc. i think it cost me 40$ or something and then things just snowballed from there.

i have a lot of the good oldies still around as well , but the media would be pretty much crapped out.

bards tale 1,2 and 3 i all played on the IIc as well as most of the ultima series. those are the ones that stand out most.
the rest of the games are buried deep in some long distant memories that like to surface from time to time.

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Tawmis Harmless Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 30	I can't remember the name - but I remember being in school and playing on that cool GREEN/BLACK screen of the Apple ][ - and it was a game where you command a ship and go to different ports and trade and buy spices and various things and try to sell them for higher prices at other ports... Gawd, forgot the name of the name of the game though... __________________ www.neverendingnights.com - A Neverwinter Nights Machinima Series! Getting Lost Has Never Been So Fun!

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roob Mostly Harmless Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: gold coast QLD, AUS Posts: 73	i think our apple IIc is still in storage "somewhere". the very first game i bought for a PC was ghostbusters for the apple IIc. i think it cost me 40$ or something and then things just snowballed from there. i have a lot of the good oldies still around as well , but the media would be pretty much crapped out. bards tale 1,2 and 3 i all played on the IIc as well as most of the ultima series. those are the ones that stand out most. the rest of the games are buried deep in some long distant memories that like to surface from time to time.