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Maquiladora · October 21, 2002, 18:05

Just goes to show how inanimate most sportsmen really are

Skanky Burns · October 21, 2002, 19:16

The complete list is available on the last page of this thread.

jdd2007 · October 21, 2002, 20:00

1) Civilization
2) SimCity
3) Doom
4) Everquest
5) Worms : )

Urban Ranger · October 21, 2002, 23:03

M.U.L.E.
UFO: Enemy Unknown (I just like the first game, not the rest)
Civilization
Archon
Warlords

asleepathewheel · October 22, 2002, 02:45

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Originally posted by loinburger

It was fantastic. Jordan had about eight pixels in him, Bird only had seven. You could break the glass on a slam dunk, at which point the janitor (twelve pixels!) would come out, clean up the glass, and scold you.

Hmm, I had that game on the ole Apple II C (embarrassed to admit that one!) I think it was actually Magic v Bird (though my mind is saying Dr. J v Bird but that would be a bit off time wise i reckon)

and yes, that game was pretty cool, breaking the glass.

But does it top double dribble for the NES where you could dunk from the 3 point line?

Mr. President · October 22, 2002, 03:54

Nothing beats the NES. Except possibly the Super NES. But not all the time.

Ren · October 23, 2002, 04:29

(1) Civilization (only Civ 2)
(2) Goldeneye (N64)
(3) Soul Blade (PS)
(4) Perfect Dark (N64)
(5) Starcraft

I hope console games are allowed...

FrustratedPoet · October 23, 2002, 06:47

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Originally posted by Ren

I hope console games are allowed...

Yes, they are. Lots of people voted for Final Fantasy. Very good call on Soul Edge, btw, that's still the best fighting game I've ever played.

Spaced Cowboy · October 23, 2002, 09:06

I know that I am missing something but,

1. MoO
2. M.U.L.E.
3. Civ
4. GTA
5. Tie (Baldur's Gate -- Deus Ex)

loinburger · October 23, 2002, 22:03

I've seen M.U.L.E. mentioned a few times. What is this?

Urban Ranger · October 24, 2002, 03:53

M.U.L.E. stands for Multiple-Use Labour Element, a unique game which mixes action, economy development, cooperation, and competition. It was initially developed for the Atari computers and was later ported to the C-64.

World of M.U.L.E.

There is a Wintel "port" called Space HOrSE available from Shrapnel Games

aaglo · October 24, 2002, 09:32

1. Civilization 1&3
2. Master of Orion series
3. Master of Magic
4. SMAC/SMAX
5. Tie-fighter

...I think...

Sarxis · October 25, 2002, 02:00

1. Alpha Centauri
2. Tribes2
3. Morrowind
4. Thief
5. Independence War

OldWarrior_42 · October 25, 2002, 11:25

1.) AoE and AoK
2.) Shining Force (on Sega)
3.) Diablo / Diablo II
4.) Axis and Allies
5.) Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Nintendo and Sega)

JimMac · October 25, 2002, 13:54

1) Baldur's Gate
2) HOMM
3) Caesar
4) Dungeon Master (You wont have heard of it but I bought an Atari St just to play it)
5) Civ (tactical voting!)

Dauphin · October 25, 2002, 14:13

Civ is running away with it. Shame the post Civ2 games have been such disappointments.

JohnT · October 25, 2002, 16:51

1. Williams Arcade's "Defender" series, including Defender, Stargate, and my all-time favorite game (still played every day on MAME) Robotron: 2084.

2. Civilization

3. Sim City

4. HOMM

5. Might and Magic (up until MM6, after that don't bother).

Lemmy · October 25, 2002, 16:57

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Civ is running away with it. Shame the post Civ2 games have been such disappointments.

you mean post SMAC?

Dauphin · October 25, 2002, 19:45

No game has come close to being as replayable as Civ2 (for me). Not even SMAC - in fact I've racked up about 2 days of SMAC, 1 day of Civ3 and about a week of the CtPs. Compare this to many months of Civ2 and Civ1.

EU is good and playable, but is not as encompassing as Civ.

There have been good games in other fields... but none in the sphere of TBS.

monolith94 · October 26, 2002, 14:33

WHAT??? I'm the only fan of the marvelously rich atmosphere of Prince of Persia, a game who's graphics were far ahead of its time, and possesed a timeless gameplay???
And what of myth? Five years before warcraft 3, a supposedly "3D" game, there was this, a game in which terrain height actually MATTERED, and the plot was zounds better… The tactics of this game were unparalelled, and they were right to do away with all that nasty mineral/gold grabbing stuff.

Adagio · October 26, 2002, 15:03

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Originally posted by monolith94
And what of myth? Five years before warcraft 3, a supposedly "3D" game, there was this, a game in which terrain height actually MATTERED, and the plot was zounds better… The tactics of this game were unparalelled, and they were right to do away with all that nasty mineral/gold grabbing stuff.

myth??? I once borrowed myth from a friend, but it doesn't sound like the myth you're talking about...myth was nothing near warcraft...it wasn't even strategy...You just had a guy, (or girl...don't know, you saw it from the persons eye)...You could go different places...(maybe in a 3D world...don't remember), but you couldn't just "go" as in fps, you could click on the screen, were you'd want to go...Or something like that...don't remember...I deleted the game within an hour...

JohnT · October 26, 2002, 17:08

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Originally posted by asleepathewheel

Hmm, I had that game on the ole Apple II C (embarrassed to admit that one!) I think it was actually Magic v Bird (though my mind is saying Dr. J v Bird but that would be a bit off time wise i reckon)

and yes, that game was pretty cool, breaking the glass.

The first was Bird vs. Dr J., then updated to Bird vs. Jordan. I know, I had both.

Skanky Burns · October 26, 2002, 19:38

The complete list is available on the last page of this thread.

Urban Ranger · October 26, 2002, 23:07

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Originally posted by ADG

myth??? I once borrowed myth from a friend, but it doesn't sound like the myth you're talking about...myth was nothing near warcraft...it wasn't even strategy...You just had a guy, (or girl...don't know, you saw it from the persons eye)...You could go different places...(maybe in a 3D world...don't remember), but you couldn't just "go" as in fps, you could click on the screen, were you'd want to go...Or something like that...don't remember...I deleted the game within an hour...

I believe you're talking about Myst, an entirely different game.

Adagio · October 27, 2002, 06:25

Hmmm...might have been it...well, the names sounded pretty much the same...

Hercules · October 27, 2002, 07:32

My favourites
Civ 11,
Alpha Centauri,
Age of Empires
Command and Conquer
Abe's Odyssey

LotC · October 29, 2002, 03:20

1: Civ
2: Age of Empires 2 (AoK)
3: Unreal Tournament
4: HoMM
5: Nethack

asleepathewheel · October 29, 2002, 10:49

Quote:

Originally posted by JohnT

The first was Bird vs. Dr J., then updated to Bird vs. Jordan. I know, I had both.

Hah, ok. I guess I had the original Dr. J v Bird. I liked the green and black colors on the ole appple IIc

Locutus · October 29, 2002, 13:45

What?! Not even the CtPers that posted here voted for CtP? Shame on them!

Anyway, my favourite game series are the following:

1. Call to Power
2. Civilization
3. Wing Commander
4. FIFA
5. Commandos

Pedrunn · October 29, 2002, 14:01

1. Call to Power II
2. Wing Commander: The Prophecy
3. Descent
4. GTA 1
5.Commandos

Although i had a such a good time with syndicate, DeadLock and Crusader: No regret when i first started playing PC games (some good old times) that i wish they could be in my list.