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Posted October 07, 2013
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Barnell: next one
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PMIK: My goodness, you guys sure can find some obscure and crappy games to post pics from!
Obscure??? the man in the bunny suite thing is a big hint (and no, it is not Easter, and it is not really a bunny suite). But yes, you are right that it was not that good....
Posted October 07, 2013
I apologize for not waiting for response, but I will be unable to check back until tomorrow and as I know it is Avoid the Noid, I am posting the next game not to leave everyone waiting.

At least some of you likely know the game. If you do, please feel free to continue without waiting for my confirmation.


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Posted October 07, 2013
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Densetsu: I apologize for not waiting for response, but I will be unable to check back until tomorrow and as I know it is Avoid the Noid, I am posting the next game not to leave everyone waiting.

At least some of you likely know the game. If you do, please feel free to continue without waiting for my confirmation.

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I know I have played this game before, especially since I recall trying to understand what on earth was those "moss" that I kept finding. A quick trip to mobygames shows that this is Epic Megagames' Ancients 1: Death Watch.
Posted October 07, 2013
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Densetsu: I apologize for not waiting for response, but I will be unable to check back until tomorrow and as I know it is Avoid the Noid, I am posting the next game not to leave everyone waiting.

At least some of you likely know the game. If you do, please feel free to continue without waiting for my confirmation.

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JMich: I know I have played this game before, especially since I recall trying to understand what on earth was those "moss" that I kept finding. A quick trip to mobygames shows that this is Epic Megagames' Ancients 1: Death Watch.
A-har - Ancients series is another for my list then!
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/missing_original_ips_from_signed_publishers/page1
I assume Epic don't have it on their web page because it was something they published, developed by someone else
Thanks!
Posted October 08, 2013
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JMich: Ancients 1: Death Watch.
Yup, that's correct, your turn.


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Fever_Discordia: A-har - Ancients series is another for my list then!
Favorited! It's great that you keep track of that.
Posted October 08, 2013
Let's go for a board game then.
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Posted October 08, 2013
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JMich: Let's go for a board game then.
Hero Quest?
Posted October 08, 2013
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JMich: Let's go for a board game then.
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Smannesman: Hero Quest?
Yeap. Your turn.
Posted October 08, 2013
Alright here's my new one.
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Posted October 08, 2013
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Smannesman: Alright here's my new one.
Project Firestart?
Posted October 08, 2013
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Iain: Project Firestart?
No, although this game was released on the C64 and a bunch of other systems.
If GOG ever gets like C64 Forever or something I should check out Project Firestart though, sounds interesting.
Posted October 08, 2013
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Iain: Project Firestart?
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Smannesman: No, although this game was released on the C64 and a bunch of other systems.
If GOG ever gets like C64 Forever or something I should check out Project Firestart though, sounds interesting.
It is very good, quite creepy in places and well worth checking out, it works nicely on Vice if you use emulators. Its one I actually want to find an original but it is extremely rare with it being disc only.
Posted October 08, 2013
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Smannesman: No, although this game was released on the C64 and a bunch of other systems.
If GOG ever gets like C64 Forever or something I should check out Project Firestart though, sounds interesting.
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Iain: It is very good, quite creepy in places and well worth checking out, it works nicely on Vice if you use emulators. Its one I actually want to find an original but it is extremely rare with it being disc only.
Might be more common in the US where C64 disk drives were much more common - I picked up a disk version of California Games from a trade show when I was a kid in the original Epyx (not US Gold) packaging, quite cool actually - cut down event loading times no end, play events in any order, even saved your records back to disk, much superior way to paly it!
Posted October 08, 2013
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Iain: It is very good, quite creepy in places and well worth checking out, it works nicely on Vice if you use emulators. Its one I actually want to find an original but it is extremely rare with it being disc only.
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Fever_Discordia: Might be more common in the US where C64 disk drives were much more common - I picked up a disk version of California Games from a trade show when I was a kid in the original Epyx (not US Gold) packaging, quite cool actually - cut down event loading times no end, play events in any order, even saved your records back to disk, much superior way to paly it!
I know, we had the C2N bundled with the machines and everywhere you went it was always tapes. Mind you my tapes have faired well, all are working fine after all these years and still get plenty use!
Posted October 08, 2013
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Fever_Discordia: Might be more common in the US where C64 disk drives were much more common - I picked up a disk version of California Games from a trade show when I was a kid in the original Epyx (not US Gold) packaging, quite cool actually - cut down event loading times no end, play events in any order, even saved your records back to disk, much superior way to paly it!
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Iain: I know, we had the C2N bundled with the machines and everywhere you went it was always tapes. Mind you my tapes have faired well, all are working fine after all these years and still get plenty use!
I had an 'Action Replay' cartridge and backed up a load of my tape games to 5 1/4 inch floppy, they loaded in 6 seconds from disk!

My C64 collection got thrown out years ago though
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