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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: AKIron on November 14, 2007, 08:00:29 PM
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Brings back some memories.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY2gK1MPgh8&NR=1
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You bet :aok
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i can name a good number of those.
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:D I completely loved those games. Great post :D
Hey, I've heard there's a commodore 64 imitator program that you can install, which includes many of those games. Was thinking of getting it. :) Impossible mission: my fav. :lol
*edit* LOL ~ that evil laugh on impossible mission when you died would be an awesome addition to an AH soundpack. :D
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yeah they have a number of emulators out there...
This one is a java based one that you can play in your browser..
http://c64s.com/toplist/ (http://c64s.com/toplist/)
The vice emulator is probably the best though...
http://www.viceteam.org/ (http://www.viceteam.org/)
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Originally posted by soda72
yeah they have a number of emulators out there...
This one is a java based one that you can play in your browser..
http://c64s.com/toplist/ (http://c64s.com/toplist/)
The vice emulator is probably the best though...
http://www.viceteam.org/ (http://www.viceteam.org/)
Thanks! :aok
LOL! Thanks again. I'm off to play q-bert!
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Originally posted by soda72
yeah they have a number of emulators out there...
This one is a java based one that you can play in your browser..
http://c64s.com/toplist/ (http://c64s.com/toplist/)
The vice emulator is probably the best though...
http://www.viceteam.org/ (http://www.viceteam.org/)
http://www.computerbrains.com/ccs64/
i generally liked this better than vice. but vice does run a couple games this wont.
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Originally posted by vorticon
i can name a good number of those.
Ditto. My favorites were The Last Ninja and Project Firestart. Forbidden Forest was a bit creepy.
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Oh I loved the Epyx Summer & Winter games! Ghosbusters was a great deal of fun too. (What's the chopper game around 7-8 minutes in?)
Sigh, no Super Huey I loved that game
The C64 was quite the diverse little system Some of those guys look cheesy while some really pushed that graphic system to its limits.
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One of the greatest game platforms ever. I still play a lot of those.
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That's cool. I remember Kung Foo, Spy Hunter, Bubble Boble, California Games, Winter/Summer Games and about 10 others I can't put a name to anymore.
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Ahh, the memories!!!
The middle song is great -> Commandos tune!
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The same for Amiga games (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUoJBerFDsA&feature=related)...
I even spent more time with these games... ah, what a time!
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Jeeze, there were probably only about five to ten i don't remember having.
All hours, and hours of fun.
Mission Imposible, lol.
Ahhh Another Visitor, Stay a while, staaaayy foreveeeeeeeerrr.
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i liked the C64, it had a built in compiler, you could type in a short program (basic) right on the screen and then run it.
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I still have 2 C64s with floppy drives and 2 Amiga 500s. They Rock!
Retro gaming is kind of on-off-on thing, I get the urge maybe 1-2 times a month and spend an evening with all the favourites, and then I can go on with the modern stuff for a couple of weeks :)
Originally posted by john9001
i liked the C64, it had a built in compiler, you could type in a short program (basic) right on the screen and then run it.
Without the C64 (and it's BASIC interpreter), I probably wouldn't be in my current job as it started me on my programming career :) Although, now I'm a software architect, no more coding for me, just drawing some boxes and writing boring documents.
I wonder whether the kids of today get any programming experience when they are young? I started with BASIC when I was 8 or 9 years old, went on to Assembly (68k on Amiga) when I was 15.
[EDIT] Darn, I need to get my hands on Spy vs Spy.. That was fun! And Paradroid, and Boulder Dash, and... Is there a way to transfer those emulator files back to real C64 floppies somehow??? [/EDIT]
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Originally posted by wasq
I still have 2 C64s with floppy drives and 2 Amiga 500s. They Rock!
Retro gaming is kind of on-off-on thing, I get the urge maybe 1-2 times a month and spend an evening with all the favourites, and then I can go on with the modern stuff for a couple of weeks :)
Without the C64 (and it's BASIC interpreter), I probably wouldn't be in my current job as it started me on my programming career :) Although, now I'm a software architect, no more coding for me, just drawing some boxes and writing boring documents.
I wonder whether the kids of today get any programming experience when they are young? I started with BASIC when I was 8 or 9 years old, went on to Assembly (68k on Amiga) when I was 15.
[EDIT] Darn, I need to get my hands on Spy vs Spy.. That was fun! And Paradroid, and Boulder Dash, and... Is there a way to transfer those emulator files back to real C64 floppies somehow??? [/EDIT]
A bunch of ways. I think I did this several years ago.
http://www.geocities.com/profdredd/cxfers/cxfers.html
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Originally posted by LePaul
(What's the chopper game around 7-8 minutes in?)
“Raid on Bungeling Bay “ published by Broderbund Software. Brought to us by Will Wright, the Sim City guy. Great game.
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Originally posted by wasq
[EDIT] Darn, I need to get my hands on Spy vs Spy.. That was fun! And Paradroid, and Boulder Dash, and... Is there a way to transfer those emulator files back to real C64 floppies somehow??? [/EDIT]
Spy vs Spy was one of my favorites..
http://arnold.c64.org/ (http://arnold.c64.org/)
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Law Of The West(I think that was the name) was so frikkin fun. You could hit on the girls and be a drunkin gun toting lawman....I loved it. I liked calling girls painted jezebels and sometimes they would pull a gun on ya. I had so many of those games. The one where you could build your own race track with moon gravity was fun too (Racing Construction?).
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Originally posted by ChickenHawk
“Raid on Bungeling Bay “ published by Broderbund Software. Brought to us by Will Wright, the Sim City guy. Great game.
Thank you...loved that game.
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Originally posted by Speed55
Mission Imposible, lol.
Ahhh Another Visitor, Stay a while, staaaayy foreveeeeeeeerrr.
LOL! I forgot about that. Yep, good stuff. :)