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Old simple games are the best
Nothing like solitare or mine sweeper. However does minesweeper cheat? I'm sure I've blown up a few times when marking a mine.
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Minesweeper does not cheat. You also can't get blown up from right-clicking to mark a tile.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by The PIT:
Nothing like solitare or mine sweeper. However does minesweeper cheat? I'm sure I've blown up a few times when marking a mine.</font>
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Nah I right clicked I'm sure of it. It just decided I was going to quick.Comment
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My favourites:
Colossal Cave Adventure
StarTrek
Both the only games on the mainframe we were using in the early 1980sComment
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Best old game of all time is Star Control 2. No more dicussion needed.
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Minesweeeper doesn't cheat, but you can cheat at Minesweeper
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My fav all time must have been xcom. So ok, its not too old, but old enough. Failing that it must be Mahjong. Now thats what I call old
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My first favorite game was snakebite, you know...that game that was coded in LOGO.
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mdhome, az .... yeh... ufo was a pure classic, i sometimes play that every now and then...<font size="1">Gigabyte GA-6VXC7-4X MoBo
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Ever tried Freecell games -1 to -5?
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gorilla (qbasic)
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Rags: X,Y,Z,Z,Y,shift,enter
Space Quest, Monkey Island and other point 'n' click games.The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England
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- Zaxxon3D (C64)
- DeluxeGalaga (Amiga)
- Gyruss (C64)
- Rick Dangerous (Amiga)
- The Great Giana Sisters (C64/Amiga)
- Who Dares Wins I + II (C64)
- Omega Race(VC20)
- Commando (C64)
- Ghosts'n'Goblins (Amiga)
- Maniac Mansion (C64/Amiga)
.... Those come to my mind right now, sure I've forgotten the best ones again...
Most of them are also available for the Multi Arcade Machine Emulator (M.A.M.E) - quite cool stuff.
[This message has been edited by Indiana (edited 24 March 2001).]Comment
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