Best 80's computer game - Page 2

aaglo · November 16, 2001, 07:14

Wizard's Crown - C64
Bard's Tale 1 - C64
Mail Order Monster - C64
Tau Ceti - Spectrum 48
Archon 1 & 2 - C64
Underwurdle - Spectrum 48

Bkeela · November 18, 2001, 22:08

Antirad - C64
Archon - C64
Beachhead -C64
Boulder Dash I, II - C64 - utterly addictive puzzle arcade game
Defender of the Crown - C64
Gauntlet I, II - C64
Ghostbusters - C64 - still enjoy playing this game!
Gunship - C64
International Karate - C64 - the only fight game that has entertained me
Last Ninja - C64
Mission Impossible - C64 - another great puzzle style arcade game
Pirates - C64 - first Sid game I played. Truly inspiring.
Pitfall II - C64
Spy vs Spy - C64 - great multiplayer game based upon Mad Magazine
Wizball - one of the few arcade games I have ever completed after a marathon session.

Commando - Arcade
Frogger - Arcade
Dig Dug - Arcade
Donkey Kong - Arcade
Double Dragon - Arcade
Elevator Action - Arcade
Galaxian - Arcade
Ghost N Goblins - Arcade
Gyruss - Arcade
Pacland - Arcade
Pacman - Arcade
Pengo - Arcade
Popeye - Arcade
Wonderboy - Arcade
Xevious - Arcade

Bkeela.

Hasdrubal · November 21, 2001, 13:24

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Originally posted by Crazy Eddie
Elite, definitely.

That's right!!
How they could cram a whole universe into a mere 32K is still beyond me...

Pilfur · November 23, 2001, 03:02

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Originally posted by ravagon
I was always rather fond of Sierra's adventure games. Space Quest etc and Quest for Glory especially

Space Quest III was great. I absolutely loved that astro chicken sub-game and played it for hours as a child

It was a very basic game like lunar lander, but more fun. I also have never forgotten that priceless bit where Roger WIlco puts a ladder in his pocket and makes some joke about how it made his pants look big (if you know what I mean

)

Quest for Glory (Hero's Quest), the orriginal, was a great game. I very much enjoyed it. Everything from Baba yaga to the snowman to the hermit and the theive's guild. Great stuff. That series got worse with time though. QG II was great. QGIV was ok. QGV and later blew.

Zealot · November 23, 2001, 06:35

I only played Space Quest V, but it was the funniest game I have ever played. And I also enjoyed the point-and-click interface. No more typing commands! Finnaly!

For those who played the game, did you ever turned the cloacking shield off before boarding the Goliath SS?
You got instantly killed by a Goliath photon, and the following ending message was: "DUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! You died because you were dumb!"

Oh, the good times...

War4ever · December 1, 2001, 21:45

popeye..... that was alot of fun...so was elevator action.....

CapTVK · December 2, 2001, 18:13

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Originally posted by War4ever
popeye..... that was alot of fun...so was elevator action.....

Popeye? Bleagh! I'd rather play Commando, Ghost 'n Goblins or Outrun!

Elevator Action was cool though, simple&fun to play with nice music -dada-daa-daa-dadadadaaaah-

. I played it a lot after MAME became popular in '97/98 as it was one of the few emulated arcade games that ran on my aging 486.

Juggernaut · December 10, 2001, 07:43

Shuffle Puck Café.

Raion · December 11, 2001, 18:58

Rendevous -- Apple IIc computer -- fly the space shuttle into docking.

Elite -- Another Apple IIc computer original game.

Flight Simulator --- Bruce Shelley original of Microsoft's Flight Simulator.

Pirates --- "Sid" Game.

RR Tycoon ---- "Got an Ace up your sleeve!"

Harpoon --- 1989 Hall of Fame Classic Game -- played by the Navy.

Others:
Rogue, Dos-CIV original CIV game, fixed later now CIV III.

1989 was one of those years.