Really, really old retro forgotten games

[00Stinger]

I was just reading an article about Larry Bird and Shawn Kemp (i dont even follow bball) which reminded me of a very old retro game and made me think about this new thread. please add yours

 

[00Stinger]

Jordan v Bird (1988) (Commodore 64 & NES)

 

[00Stinger]

Street Rod (1990)

 

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Aussie Rules ()NES) (1991)

 

[00Stinger]

California Games (NES) (1987)

 

[Mesc]

 

[Nostradumbass]

 

[dwwaino]

I could only play this at my mates because our family computer couldn't run it/only had CGA colour

 

[Runnin Blue]

Loved renting this as a kid.

 

[00Stinger]

I could only play this at my mates because our family computer couldn't run it/only had CGA colour

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This was a great game back in the day


Had totally forgotten about it

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[dumb]

Loved renting this as a kid.

H.E.R.O.

managed to clock this one as a kid

Street Rod (1990)

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managed to clock street rod 1. never clocked street rod 2, was no good at the aqueduct race

 

[SugarShane]

Loved renting this as a kid.

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Ohhhhh shit, core memory unlocked. I had this game as a kid, awesome game along with River Raid.

 

[Quivorir]

River raid! I pumped a huge amount of hours into that game.

 

[Runnin Blue]

I also loved this and still own it. It was a sort of Space Invaders clone, but better imo.

 

[dumb]

lode runner. used to play this on an apple //e of all things. can still remember the cheat codes to skip a level, extra life. dos version has a level editor too, amazing.

allan border cricket. is it forgotten though? used to rain in sydney in this too.

even wikipedia doesn't know there was a nightmare game on dos. could never beat this one. levels get super hard and there's inventory juggling with the objects you need to hang onto. gonna have to fire it up now.



played a lot of other apple //e, particularly the adventure games where it parsed 2 word instructions. get x, n e s w, do thing etc.

 

[dwwaino]

I had some neighbours that were a few years older than me and had heaps more games. I remember playing this army game and it has taken me the better part of the last hour to find it. I think this was it, I remember the orange graphics.

 

[StFly]

One I loved that not many apparently did from 1990;


Puzzle game where you are a triceratops, get coloured eggs, avoid tar, fire, cavemen and either eat a fire log to spew fire or a pineapple to turn into a T-rex. A game I play to this day as I just love it, it's silly, easy, takes about 40 min, and since it's 2 player you can also just straight punch on the other person and watch as they get eaten.

Was originally an arcade option and frankly, whilst my bonding time was at a pub, I arcaded as the old man chatted with friends and passive smoked my way to health issues and a love of arcade.

The arcade version was also 4 player...


Pac-Man clone, and what boy doesn't like dinosaurs which has a "punch" button?

Arcade for life.

 

[Runnin Blue]

lode runner. used to play this on an apple //e of all things. can still remember the cheat codes to skip a level, extra life. dos version has a level editor too, amazing.

allan border cricket. is it forgotten though? used to rain in sydney in this too.

even wikipedia doesn't know there was a nightmare game on dos. could never beat this one. levels get super hard and there's inventory juggling with the objects you need to hang onto. gonna have to fire it up now.



played a lot of other apple //e, particularly the adventure games where it parsed 2 word instructions. get x, n e s w, do thing etc.

Lol, I was gonna post Lode Runner.

This was probably the worst version, but I absolutely loved North & South on NES back in the day.

 

[ReidBetweenTheLines]

Bubble bobble. Pulled my first all-nighter at the age of 9 playing this game at a friends bday party drinking unlimited coke and eating unlimited flakes.

 

[Runnin Blue]

This thread is made for me, lol. I could go all day.

Rollergames on the NES. By Konami. Not very well known. Fun. Hard. Banging soundtrack.

 

[dwwaino]

Bubble bobble. Pulled my first all-nighter at the age of 9 playing this game at a friends bday party drinking unlimited coke and eating unlimited flakes.

My junior footy club had Bubble Bobble on an arcade machine and it got a pretty solid work out.

 

[The King!]

I remember getting dad to bring his work Pc home to play some of the already mentioned games

But loved these two

Except when I couldn't always get into Larry

 

[dwwaino]

I remember getting dad to bring his work Pc home to play some of the already mentioned games

But loved these two

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Being typical 13/14 year old boys I remember early LL1 when you go to the bar or whatever it was with the hooker (after several goes trying to answer the questions to prove we weren't kids to even start the game lol). We spent so long so long trying to work out how to get with her and I remember cheering when we worked it out only for Larry to die shortly after because he didn't use a dinger.

Who said video games don't teach life lessons?

 

[The King!]

Being typical 13/14 year old boys I remember early LL1 when you go to the bar or whatever it was with the hooker (after several goes trying to answer the questions to prove we weren't kids to even start the game lol). We spent so long so long trying to work out how to get with her and I remember cheering when we worked it out only for Larry to die shortly after because he didn't use a dinger.

Who said video games don't teach life lessons?

Ha ha Yep, had no instructions, part of the fun just typing shit in, like you said getting him laid.

Typing stupid stuff to amuse your mates when your like 10 years old, like "punch lefty"