Phelsumania
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dont wanna sound like a cock but wasnt the origional prince of persia released in the late 80's on the amega or apple or something like that?
games you cant live without
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johnnyfamiliar
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yeah it was released in 89 for the apple 2
ikreos
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Doom and Quake (at least back in the day when I was doing LAN parties), Secret of Mana, the Star Ocean series, the King's Field series (I've played the first two U.S. releases at least 50 times each), The Elder Scrolls series, the Might and Magic series except 9, and Dune II for the Amiga. Probably many more but these are just of the top of my head of the most memorable ones.
Wrath Of Khan
Soul soother...
Yep and ported to the st, amiga, pc and many other systems.
FaeMinx
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+1
Edit: I'd wet my pants if we manage to get BW on the Pandora...
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StreaK
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There are few games like:
Blood
Resident Evil [all]
Terminator Future Shock
HalfLife 1/2
Blood
Resident Evil [all]
Terminator Future Shock
HalfLife 1/2
pmprog
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Not really, but it is good (though I prefer Frontier)
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Games I can't live without:
Starcraft 2
Freecell
Street Fighter IV or International Karate +
Creatures 2 (C64)
Duke Nukem 3D
Well Starcraft 64 does have the expansion. If that 90MHz Qemu+Wine setup that apparently could be done on a N900 could be setup you might be able to tune it in. There's also a Android engine port project, although I'm pretty sure that's not fully functional.
Caine
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Sugar_Kane
Could crush a grape
There have been a lot in my life but if I had to pick one that affected me the most it would be Syndicate on the Amiga, what a thoroughly bloody good game. Syndicate wars was ok, but it wasn't the same. It would be great to have an updated version, I doubt there's a place for isometric games of this nature in today's world though
Caine
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Syndicate was fantastic. I was quite excited to hear they were making a new one...until I learned it will be first person.
Asmo
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Whenever I find myself sitting in front of my PC having done whatever I wanted to do, I almost always fire up Mame for a round of Mr Do or Millipede. Mr Do to try and better my score and Millipede just because I find it hypnotically enjoyable, couldn't care less about the score.
johnnyfamiliar
kills robots for fun
oh final fantasy 6 when will you cease to be entertaining? never thats when
Sugar_Kane
Could crush a grape
UGH! FFNNNNNNGGHUUHH! I didn't know they'd rebooted it. I can't believe they've wasted the opportunity by making it yet another fps... what a horrible waste. How many dearly loved franchises have to be butchered in this way?
I'm actually really annoyed about this. Deus Ex already exists, you can't beat that for futuristic roboty sheNANOgans. We could have had a glorious squad based, isometric tactical shooter, but we're just going to be jamming another hey-ho fps into the already over stuffed cupboard
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I dread to think. One point of concern for us Mega Fans at the present time is that Capcom might be stupid enough to not have learned from what Hudson's Bomberman: Act Zero taught us. Some dare not even speak of it, some half-jokingly refer to the dreaded notion as "Mega Man: Act Zero".
If you haven't heard of Bomberman: Act Zero (and I'm frequently surprised by how many people don't know about it), http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEKmgPLqD1Q. Even though it looks like a parody made by people who have become cynical about "dark and gritty" reboots of beloved franchises, this is actually a real game. It really exists. You can really buy it. And this is what they tried to reboot Bomberman into.
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