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For me it has to be Blade Runner :von: 8)

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the original Load Runner played on the C64 way,way back now.

i'm stuck in the joystick and one button for shooting era mind you :P :lol:
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I don't wanna create a list, but

Hungry horace,
the hobbit,
manic miner,
especially attic attack, but any of the Ultimate games

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sorry, couldn't do just one :?
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man,i feel hopelessly out of touch.
i once "played"Duke Nukem on ps1 with all the cheats activated.
kind of defeated the object i thought... :P
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r-type on the sega master system :cool: because it was incredibly hard.....(the only version of this game that was btw, because bonusses were very sparse, so if you lost one life during the game, you knew it was lost...so you had to keep reaaaally concentrated for hours, just to lose a life in level 7 or something by which you started throwing things at your tv :lol: )
I also spent hours on the early sierra on line games......
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GooooooWay back through the mists of time and on the old , humble nes there was a game called Low - G - Man...Kept me entertained for hours......Plus honorable mentions for game boy tetris, Playstation doom,various incarnations of ISS footy,and a spot of mindless killing & maiming on both unreal tournaments :von:
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For me it has to be the original Resident evil for the playstation.

Like all great games, it is impossible to define why it is so brilliant

It's the sort of game you can spend all night playing (I blame this game for me messing up me A levels)
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blues brothers on atari- bloody fantastic

that and all the grand theft auto games

not that i actually payed for them :)
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"hero" on the old atari 2600

rescue those trapped miners with your helicopter-backpack, dynamite sticks and laser-firing helmet!

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Awwwww.... come on!

Elite on the Beeb!

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...or Elite on the Commodore 64!!!!!

There's a sorta new version out now for PC...Freelancer

V good...
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system 3's "the last ninja" on the c64 was pretty tasty for its day :)
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All the "Ocean" games on the ZX Spectrum (Sabre Tooth/Atic Atak)
Jet Pack / H.E.R.O. on spectrum
Halflife, Max Payne, Unreal Tournament and Unreal on PC
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Load Runner on the 64 - was that a Llamasoft number? I loved Gridrunner and Matrix on the Vic-20 - how anyone could get Gridrunner in 3.5K is a miracle.

So...Gridrunner, OR Tomb Raider I, into which I still get lost for many many hours at a time.

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Mmm... Blade runner was nice!

I liked The Longest Journey a lot! (but then, I have this thing for dragons...) :roll:

I borrowed "the journeyman projet" from my cousin some time ago. But it's still sitting on a shelf (yes, that cousin). Haven't tried it yet. Can any of you recommend it?

And of course there's all the monkey islands...

Speaking 'bout videogames... wasn't there someone on Dominion that was going to make one whith TSOM? Anybody remembers that? Anything came out of it?

Behave!

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Jetpac
Manic Miner
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From recent years, Goldeneye on the N64 has to be mentioned. It was the only decent game for that particularly machine, and what a game it was - it had it all! :notworthy:

Gameplay, secret bits, decent music, bl**dy difficult but certainly not impossible...all leaving you with a desire to start playing it all over again once you've finished it, which you can't say for many games! ;D

Nothing's come close to it since, though Timesplitters 2 (playing @ the mo on PS2) is actually pretty similar to it. 8)
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Everything on the C=64 was awesome!
California Games, attack of the mutant camels, maniac mansion, zak mc kraken, miami vice andandandand...OOHHHHH!!!!

LOVE IT!
And you know what... I still HAVE an orginal C=64 (you know, a thick brownish one, not the sissy white flat ones), with a Final Cartridge III!

A C=64 has the most beautiful blue screen I've ever seen...

What's even better...you can play ALL games of the C64 on your PC! Check out this site: http://www.computerbrains.com/ccs64 and download the ccs64 emulator! There are also several links to sites with games that match this emulator.

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Quake 1 - I played that game to death and then got really into it.
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