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9 Comments
kulpimssays...i played this on my 16-bit Atari 520STM i feel old
sirexsays...OH MY GOD ! i was talking about this like 2 days ago. sweet !
btw: deluxe paint was ace, the symetric painting gave far too much fun then it ought to
9938says...Memories... I used to run those on my Amiga 1000.
Fadesays..."Lou you're hot!"
"You should see him with his rapidfire joystiq!"
How is that not *gay?
siftbotsays...Invocations (gay) cannot be called by Fade because Fade is not privileged - sorry.
ashes2flamessays...Man I wanted an amiga so bad.
Ahh well .. I was having fun with Zork on my c-64
HadouKen24says...I actually found myself more interested in Menace. That guy playing it was... really good. It took me three weeks to be able to pull off anything like than in Ikaruga, and not with nearly the same smooth confidence, and I've been playing video games intermittently since I was six, and regularly for the last four years. Quite impressive indeed, if it wasn't just a demo for the purposes of video recording.
spoco2says..."It's full overscan, which means it uses the whole screen"
Huh, I've been playing since 1983 on a humble 48K ZX Spectrum, but I never came across a case of a game not using the full screen... odd.
But Ahhh, Battlechess, loved it, used to play it on the ol' PC desktop But argh, was it really that slow? I don't remember the animation being thhhhaaaaattt slow, man that really was painful.
sirexsays...i remember battlechess had alot of disk swapping. not as much as monkey island (10 disks) or rise of the robots (13 disks), but still.
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