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LGR - BC's Quest For Tires - C64 Game Review

LGR - BC's Quest For Tires - C64 Game Review

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
One of the early games from Sierra, one of the early licensed games, and one of the early games for the Commodore 64 in general! Based on Johnny Hart's B. C. comic strip, it's up to you to save Cute Chick!
Date: 2022-04-14

Comments and reviews: 10


Watching this reminded me of a typing game we used to have. I'm pretty sure it was BC but I could be wrong. It's not like we played it to actually learn how to type. >. >
And OMG, Leisure Suit Larry! XD One day my mom was starting it up and my sister and I wanted to play. She told us if we could get past the questions we could. Well, we breezed right through those questions and were pretty excited! Then she shut us down. She didn't think we'd be able to answer them and had no intentions of letting us play. :(

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This is the first pirated games I've ever owned. Complete with a spinning -Razor 911- logo on boot. I got an old C64 back when I was 10, in the far back mid 90s! I was unsure why the animation for the logo was animated better then the game, and what the scrolling numbers where all about. Years later I would understand, but to this day it was one of the oddest pirated game I have/had ever seen.
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It's cool to see this. My dad lived six miles from where the strip's creator, Johnny Hart, was born. They had a PGA Tour event from 1971 to 2006 and two minor league hockey teams, one from 1973 to 1977 and one from 1997 to 2002, with logos designed by Hart in the Binghamton, New York area.
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Okay, I know this doesn't have to do with the game itself. But rather something shown here for like, a few seconds.
Why does Larry in -Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust- look like Mario with a shave, a cleaner haircut, and a sleazy expression? Something about this disturbs me.

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I've really been enjoying your videos. Great commentary man!
I loved this game back when it first came out, even though I REALLY sucked at it. I played it more like it was real life and I was actually trying to ride a stone wheel along grass and other various terrains.

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This was the first game I ever beat I think. I didn't know it was a Sierra game back then, it's strange that for years Sierra was such an important point in my life with my love for Leisure Suit Larry and I didn't know that the first game I probably beat was by them.
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You should totally do a video on text adventure games. They played a huge role in PC gaming and gaming in general. You could touch on the classics like adventure and the Zork series, Planetfall, and Photopia, but also on the more obscure and really strange ones.
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0: 04 _-Well, it's once again time to cover some random game because I ran out of time and didn't feel like doing anything more involved-_ - Wait, are you telling me that you got lazy and decided to do a game review? A Lazy Game Review?
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Clint, do you plan to someday cover the 2nd game? -Grog's Revenge-
I used to play that on my MSX 1 back in the day, never played this 1st game, but i can tell you the 2nd game has more to it already, not just a Moon Patrol type of a game.

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Hey, I had this game. As always, the Commodore C64 shows its might, with a 3 speed parallax scrolling on the first level: the ground, the clouds, the mountains. Correction: the scrolling in the game -SKRAMBLE- was awful.
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