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LGR - My Best Retro PC Game Haul? Probably!

LGR - My Best Retro PC Game Haul? Probably!

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Big thank you to Jackson for sending these my way! Dozens of fun and rare old-school IBM PC-compatible games here: ) fredd: u got a joystick with a c64 in it thers a atari one an a nintendo 1 pus many others i have 1 fpga tecnology ive seen many consoles too around 20 queens heads quids like the vids mate esp the old ibm pc brings back my memorys of my first pc from a skip i was so close to wanting 1 again but after a bad exsperiace of nostalga with a zx 81 i was bummed out what i actually liked it in the day? also the oldest kit computer i ever remember was the nascom made by lucas electronics a company well known for terabble auto parts thank god they never catched on late 70's a bit early for the home computer boom what hapend to them? they came dragon?
Date: 2022-04-14

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Wizard's Crown is, I believe, the first game put out by the team that would later do the gold box series. They went more tactical than the other fantasy games that were being put out at the time. Shard of Winter is the sequel to that game. I think the ssi game with the goofy demon might actually be the 3rd and last in that series.
Its too bad the Intel PC clones had such crappy graphics back in the 80's. Put me off going into the clone pc's for most of the 80's until Railroad Tycoon came out. After that pretty much pc from then on(graphics really got better.

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this is when gaming was about passion and immersion. It's truly astonishing, i've learned so much about games and historic games. it really puts everything in to perspective. Nowadays, games are made for making money, not for passion, not for thrilling gameplay. Do you think EA's CEO gives a shit about gaming? Of course not.
I love this and I'm sad that I missed it. I grew up playing the N64, PS1, gamecube, PS2, Xb360 and then moved over to PC. Absolutely magnificent, thanks for the video even if it is a year old almost.

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Wow they really went all in on that disclaimer in the Planetfall case. -
IMPORTANT! -
THIS OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS FILE IS AUTHORIZED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY AND ONLY FOR USE BY THE PERSON OR PERSONS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO USE IT. -
THIS FILE IS TO BE USED FOR ITS INTENDED USE ONLY, AND ANY UNAUTHORIZED USE OF SAID FILE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN BY THE STATE. -
Then shows signatures and stamps saying-
AUTHORIZED FOR ISSUANCE-
AUTHORIZED FOR AUTHORIZATION-
AUTHORIZED FOR RUBBER STAMPING.

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A thought about the -text adventure- games you wanna do.
Why not do a -history of- or something of the sort where-in you have them in a veiw video's and you and some freinds talk about your experinces with the games.
I mean I'd love to see a bunch covered like that and thought's from people you know who've played them and how ya'll felt about that kind of thing, espcially with what history is behind such games to.

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I wonder how much those games would cost these days. That may be quite an expensive gift.
Cinemaware games often looked better than they actually were. Defender of the crown for instance is just a collection of a handful of minigames. Sure, it looked cool, but the game lacked in depth when it came to game mechanics.

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That's Sir Terry to you. -
Jeez dude, if you played everything you get sent, you'd be playing until the heat death of the universe.
Ah yes, Hitchhiker's Guide. The world's hardest text adventure. I never managed to get past the Babel fish vending machine.
Is that Koei game a fore-runner of the Dynasty Warrior series?

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The handwriting of the original owner marks him most likely as an engineer. Before CAD, engineering students had to have a lot of drafting classes including ink lettering resulting in some sublime penmanship from that generation. They could also sketch 3 dimensional assembly drawings on the backs of napkins.
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Ah, these videos make me think I'm 11 again and I'm buying games for my Tandy 1000 EX back in '87. In particular, I remember seeing the box art for Times of Lore and Dragon Wars as a kid in the store and I remember a huge magazine article about Romance of the Three Kingdoms. I owned Y's and loved it to death.
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my family had loads of these old games and either trashed them in a big black sack or gave them to the charity stores! they did that because they were old and nobody played them and it was before the whole Nostalgia is cool trend came into the picture. Consoles, games, their original boxes, all trashed.
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