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31. You threw out your Atari console after buying an Intellivision. |
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In article <bdrk3l$vj46v$1 (AT) ID-3854 (DOT) news.dfncis.de>, Martin Schmidt BdVP (AT) gmx (DOT) de> writes 31. You threw out your Atari console after buying an Intellivision. fond memories of M.U.L.E. on my Commodore 128 |
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In article <bdrk3l$vj46v$1 (AT) ID-3854 (DOT) news.dfncis.de>, Martin Schmidt BdVP (AT) gmx (DOT) de> writes 31. You threw out your Atari console after buying an Intellivision. fond memories of M.U.L.E. on my Commodore 128 -- Paul B |
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from www.vh1.com snipped 24. You stuck around after the commercial break to see if the General Lee on The Dukes of Hazzard really made it over that dried-out gulch when the bridge was down. |
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31. You threw out your Atari console after buying an Intellivision. |
them legally I think. Shark Shark was a classic.
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38. You could only complete two sides of Rubik's Cube. |
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40. War Games had you wondering if you could really start Armageddon using your crummy TRS-80. |
using lynx through a TRS-80 is something to behold. The screen width
isn't really up to it
Cheers
Graham
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You must've been rich all we could afford was the C64... Vok* |
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Martin Schmidt wrote: from www.vh1.com snipped 24. You stuck around after the commercial break to see if the General Lee on The Dukes of Hazzard really made it over that dried-out gulch when the bridge was down. I still do now... 31. You threw out your Atari console after buying an Intellivision. Never had the Atari, but han an Intellivision - you can get ROM's for them legally I think. Shark Shark was a classic. |
England to Germany. At the time there was nothing even close. I
think even today it would be a very impressive game.
The game required a lot of skill, strategy and luck plus they must
have built in some crude AI. The tension was very high as you dropped
your bombs, made your turned and started heading back to base. A
truly or Trulli amazing game. Had the intellivoice with characters
talking.
http://www.intellivisionlives.com/bl...voice.html#b17
Apparently never sold in Europe for politically correct reasons in
1981.
FUN FACT: B-17 Bomber was not included when foreign versions of the
Intellivoice games were recorded. In a rare show of good taste,
Marketing decided that a game in which the goal is to drop bombs on
France, Germany and Italy would be inappropriate for the European
market.
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Cheers Graham |
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'Secret weapons of the Luftwaffe' anyone ? |
pete
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You must've been rich all we could afford was the C64... Vok* Oh Yeah, well all we could afford was the box to a Vic 20 |
Monty Python sketch)
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Graham Hodgson wrote: 38. You could only complete two sides of Rubik's Cube. Can complete it all now Can I send you mine then? ;-) Eh, the stickers do come off you know. :-) |
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Graham Hodgson wrote: 38. You could only complete two sides of Rubik's Cube. Can complete it all now Can I send you mine then? ;-) |
you want, I'll even video me solving it...
Cheers
Graham
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