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And the others!Atari had some interesting ones. Wait until you discover Custer's Revenge...
Ohhhh man! We had this as well. Can't remember where we got it from, could've been just the demo from a PC magazine or something, but yes I gave it a hammering. Graphics seemed amazing for the time.This game got absolutely smashed at after school care back in the day
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OMFG core memory unlockedThis game got absolutely smashed at after school care back in the day
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a few i can remember that i put an amazing amount of hours into
Indy 500
Grand Prix 2
played the absolute shit out of that - along with family feudFunniest one was a Wheel of Fortune game, the C64 and Amiga 500 versions had better colour than the DOS release (yellow, red and green palette).
played the absolute shit out of that - along with family feud
I was super lucky being gable to play those (and other) games on the Amiga 500.... the graphics and audio was far better. As I discovered later in life (late 90s) playing the pc versions with the EGA graphics and beeps for audio.
Funniest one was a Wheel of Fortune game, the C64 and Amiga 500 versions had better colour than the DOS release (yellow, red and green palette).
30ish years old could be considered as old and retro . The Strike series (Desert, Jungle, Urban etc). My first experience with them (Desert Strike) was on the Amiga, but followed it up by playing the first two sequels on the Mega Drive. Game play was fun and storyline wise I always got a kick out of the villain 2IC in one game, would be the big bad villain in the sequel. Lost track of the series (but think it had an entry or 2 on the first playstation).
Probably not forgotten by those of us who played them back in the day, but EA don't want to touch the franchise