>> ^bareboards2:

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Fixed and thanks.

These sorts of games existed well into the 2000s. They just became handheld GameBoy/GameBoy Advance games. In a portable environment I prefer them.

I have a pretty comprehensive console emulator interface set up on my TV that we use a lot when guests come over. The young ones never had much trouble with the older NES/SNES games. What really threw them off were the Atari 2600 games. Make this kid play Yars Revenge or something.

I worked with Howard for a while (the "one guy" that made it). He was a great character and had a sense of humor about this game. To be fair to him, he also made Yars revenge, which is considered one of the best of that generation. Up-vote for Howard!

I worked with Howard for a while. He was a great character and had a sense of humor about this game. To be fair to him, he also made Yars revenge, which is considered one of the best of that generation. Up-vote for Howard!