Revisiting the games you wasted a youth on

[BrAdolf]

Great find!!! - man i killed some hours playing this game!

Originally Posted by r8response

I still play that regularly. OpenTTD

[r8response]

Originally Posted by BrAdolf

Great find!!! - man i killed some hours playing this game!

If you need help "acquiring" the files need to run OpenTTD, swing me a PM and we'll get it sorted

[BrAdolf]

Done and done

[Bayland]

I'd forgotten about a number of these games. I used to play Rails West all the time. Patiently waiting for the dot matrix continuous feed printer to slowly go back and forth. Then there it is. Boom Year! Stock is on the rise. The joy.

Another game I spent a lot of time is SunDog Frozen Legacy. I enjoyed it quite a bit. The emulator is good too.

SunDog: Frozen Legacy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[roob]

Originally Posted by Bayland

Another game I spent a lot of time is SunDog Frozen Legacy. I enjoyed it quite a bit. The emulator is good too.

SunDog: Frozen Legacy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

i played this a boat load on the apple IIc and totally loved it. The issue i had was that the game/disk kept getting corrupted somehow and i had to keep returning it for a new one.

fun game though.

[daranthered]

When I was a kid, the games that sucked me in were the nerd games. I spent hours playing "Where in the World is Carmen San Diego," You'll know this one if your from the U.S. or Canada, "Oregon Trail."

[Cheeseman]

Dambusters on the C64 was frikkin awesome.
Lemon - Commodore 64, C64 Games, Reviews & Music!

[Mecha-Wombat]

Originally Posted by daranthered

When I was a kid, the games that sucked me in were the nerd games. I spent hours playing "Where in the World is Carmen San Diego," You'll know this one if your from the U.S. or Canada, "Oregon Trail."

we had this in Australia as well also where in time is carmen

Man I learnt so much about the world from those games
now I just go around blowing shit up

[r8response]

Aliens V Predator 2

One of only two games the other being Doom 3, that actually made me jump. I managed to find a place i could aquire a working copy

[Smerbev]

Dune on the Amiga. Every couple of months I get the urge to go back and play, even though the game can be beaten in a few hours.

Extreme Violence was simple and ridiculously addictive. I have never grown tired of watching my enemy explode into a patch of blood.

Gods. First game I ever completed and it still holds up well. The music was awesome as well.

Chaos Engine. Remake it now.