Classic games you like
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Karate champ was excellent. Golden Axe was another one that I spent a fortune on in the arcades growing up.Nightshade wrote:Pffft.
Pong
Missile Command
Defender
Joust
Donkey Kong
Battlezone
Combat
Gauntlet
Space Invaders
Karate Champ
Yie-Ar Kung Fu
Dig Dug
Hang On
Pole Position
And motherfuckin' Asteroids
THOSE are classic games...
Thus endeth the lesson.
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Hmm. Not technically classic, but here are some games I dumped countless hours into:
Monkey Island, Space Quest, Police Quest, Larry, etc
Colonization
Master of Magic
Master of Orion 2
Deus Ex
DukeNukem3D
Warcraft 2
Q3A
Strike Commander (great atmosphere, loved being a jetfighter mercenary)
Privateer (best game atmo ever, Freelancer was pretty good as well. I wish they made a sequel.)
Baldur's Gate 2 (best RPG ever. I'm playing Kotor atm, and I keep imagining how good it could've been had they used the Infinity Engine)
Overall I can say that the most important thing for me in a game is atmosphere. Sadly, I seem to belong to a minority.
Monkey Island, Space Quest, Police Quest, Larry, etc
Colonization
Master of Magic
Master of Orion 2
Deus Ex
DukeNukem3D
Warcraft 2
Q3A
Strike Commander (great atmosphere, loved being a jetfighter mercenary)
Privateer (best game atmo ever, Freelancer was pretty good as well. I wish they made a sequel.)
Baldur's Gate 2 (best RPG ever. I'm playing Kotor atm, and I keep imagining how good it could've been had they used the Infinity Engine)
Overall I can say that the most important thing for me in a game is atmosphere. Sadly, I seem to belong to a minority.
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the quality games do
oblivion's collectors has that compendium, halo2 collectors has the entire manual in Covenant ("primitive human weaponry"
), and the GTA series have tourguides in their manuals.
to name a few.
but the best thing to enhance atmosphere (IMO) is musical score. they used to make some great music back in the day
*sniph*
oblivion's collectors has that compendium, halo2 collectors has the entire manual in Covenant ("primitive human weaponry"

to name a few.
but the best thing to enhance atmosphere (IMO) is musical score. they used to make some great music back in the day

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But especially oblivion is a game that has almost NO atmosphere whatsoever.MKJ wrote:the quality games do
oblivion's collectors has that compendium
"Welcome to generic fantasy world! Here you will meet generic fantasy characters!"
I'm sorry, I don't want to start a discussion about oblivion here. It's just a particularly good example of what's wrong with today's games in MY opinion.
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I had one of those mini table top arcade donkey kongs that I use to play all the time.
There was one time when I played, I rolled the score 5 times.
Quake 2/3 (Never really played Q1)
Motocross Madness 2
Gran Turismo 1
Defender
Need For Speed 1, 2 & 3.
Minor 2049er
Jumpman Junior
Tomb Raider 1, 2, 3 & 4.
and others I can't remember.
There was one time when I played, I rolled the score 5 times.
Quake 2/3 (Never really played Q1)
Motocross Madness 2
Gran Turismo 1
Defender
Need For Speed 1, 2 & 3.
Minor 2049er
Jumpman Junior
Tomb Raider 1, 2, 3 & 4.
and others I can't remember.