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What were your favorite *classic* PC games of all time?


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I thought this might be fun.

Please post links where available, or describe the game... if it is one that others may not know about.

My favorite PC games (before 3D acceleration and before win9x) are:

Cyber Empires http://www.abandonia.com/games/206/CyberEmpires

Doom

Acid Tetris http://www.acid-play.com/download/acid-tetris/

Raptor: Call of the Shadows http://www.3drealms.com/raptor/

XCOM: UFO Defense http://www.xcomufo.com/

Quake 1

Scorched Earth http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scorched_Earth_(computer_game)

Commander Keen: Goodbye Galaxy! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commander_Kee...bye_Galaxy.21

So what are your favorite classic PC games? B)

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Nice lineup! I never played descent, but I played terminal velocity. I actually got Descent3 from a vidcard purchase long ago but never tried it.

Which duke nukem was your favorite? I loved 2 but 3D was a bit...nasty at times. (can you imagine a woman playing that game? I did and liked...most of it, just parts made me wanna hurl.)

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hey jaqie it's nice topic :)

did you remembar maruo that man who Fights to get the woman :thumbup

but I wanna ask you about volleball game , I search about it before but I couldn't found.. :huh:

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I think I know what you are talking about. I saw it in passing once on a client's system way back when DOS was king. It was named "summer games" or something similar.

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OMG... Scorched Earth... I remember wasting countless hours on that game!! Hah, I must fine a download of it and play it again, lol. But yes, nice lineup and a nice topic! :thumbup

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Ringfinger: google scorched3d. modern graphics version. After you play it you don't want the original scorched earth anymore (*GASP!*) ;)

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Doom

Raptor: Call of the Shadows

XCOM: UFO Defense

That's what I call games !!!.

For me... Civ1, Sim city 4, GTA 1, LBA, C&C... wait, I've already mentionned these in an other thread !!! :P

Ok then...for the real oldies:

Wacky wheels http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wacky_wheels

Jagged Alliance 1 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagged_Alliance

Sam and Max Hit the Road http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_%26_Max_Hit_the_Road (and other Lucas art but the list would be long)

Quatantine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quarantine_%28game%29

The incredible machine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine

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Nearly all LucasArts games! Starting from MI1:

Monkey Island 1

Monkey Island 2

Monkey Island 3

Full Throttle

Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis

The Dig

Sam & Max Hit the Road

One exception: Zak McKracken and The Alien Mindbenders

Now for some non-LucasArts game... MicroProse games!

XCOM: Ufo Defense

F-15 Strike Eagle II

F-15 Strike Eagle III

RailRoad Tycoon Deluxe

Red Storm Rising

F-19 Stealth Fighter

F-117 Stealth Fighter

Colonization

Other than those... uhhh, I'm hard-pressed to remember...

What about those actually-old games that are runnable using ScummVM? A lot of them I discovered in WinXP days after I found ScummVM...

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Original Tetris, and welltris, I think I developed carpal tunnel playing Tetris.

Dune

Dune II

Castles II

Actually haven't played many since. My hardware budget couldn't keep up with the gaming requirements.

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I liked this games ling time ago

The monky island game.

Hybris

turican

gods

raid over moscow (a 64c game)

Mortal combat

did dug

lands of lore 1

Lost eden

and many more :P

I did play these in win 98 ore and on c64 and a amiga 500.

later i did emulate the old games :thumbup

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Transport Tycoon

Syndicate

Warcraft 2

Worms

Death Rally

Big Red Racing

C&C-series

Dune 2

Sim City 2000

Lemmings

Liero

Molez

Doom

I cannot remember more at the moment...

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Yeah, for emulation I tend to use DosBOX. it's free and works well.
DOSbox runs all my MicroProse games real well. Even got Roland MT-32 emulation (after copying the MT-32 ROM files). But for LucasArts games (plus some others), better to run using ScummVM.

Hey, ScummVM's site will even point you to a free SCUMM-based game!

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