Can you help id 2 games?

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Hello!

I'd like to ask you to help me identify 2 old games. I've checked most of my
mame roms, but didn't find some of my favourites, so maybe you can recognize
it's names?

The first game was a mid-80's vector game, where the player controlled a
sort of spaceship looked like red "C" letter. It was moving around the edge
of blue tube (blue or violet as i remember), shooting to the different space
sprites and ships inside. It looked like an internal flight.

The second one was an "Asteroids" graphics type. The screen was divided into
the rectangle - unreachable interior, and the outside - elastic borders
external part. The space ship controlled by the player could move around and
shoot to enemy ships and avoid rounded and triangle mines. The game had 2 or
3 colours only (i suppose this was a filter like in "Battle Zone").

Regards

H.
 
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"Huaskar" <huaskar_cut.this_@poczta.fm> spewed forth in
news:d6tjos$2kk4$1@news2.ipartners.pl:

<<snip>>

> The first game was a mid-80's vector game, where the player controlled
> a sort of spaceship looked like red "C" letter. It was moving around
> the edge of blue tube (blue or violet as i remember), shooting to the
> different space sprites and ships inside. It looked like an internal
> flight.

Tempest

>
> The second one was an "Asteroids" graphics type. The screen was
> divided into the rectangle - unreachable interior, and the outside -
> elastic borders external part. The space ship controlled by the player
> could move around and shoot to enemy ships and avoid rounded and
> triangle mines. The game had 2 or 3 colours only (i suppose this was a
> filter like in "Battle Zone").

Omega Race?
 
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In a parallel universe, Anti-Huaskar said exactly the opposite of:

>
> Hello!
>
> I'd like to ask you to help me identify 2 old games. I've checked most
> of my mame roms, but didn't find some of my favourites, so maybe you
> can recognize it's names?
>
> The first game was a mid-80's vector game, where the player controlled
> a sort of spaceship looked like red "C" letter. It was moving around
> the edge of blue tube (blue or violet as i remember), shooting to the
> different space sprites and ships inside. It looked like an internal
> flight.

Tempest

http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=T&game_id=10065

> The second one was an "Asteroids" graphics type. The screen was
> divided into the rectangle - unreachable interior, and the outside -
> elastic borders external part. The space ship controlled by the player
> could move around and shoot to enemy ships and avoid rounded and
> triangle mines. The game had 2 or 3 colours only (i suppose this was a
> filter like in "Battle Zone").

Very likely Omega Race

http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=O&game_id=8920

*-) K.os
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point in the Universe it might be seen to spell a very, very rude word" -
D. N. Adams
 
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On Mon, 23 May 2005 18:19:03 -0400, K.os wrote:

> In a parallel universe, Anti-Huaskar said exactly the opposite of:
>
>>
>> Hello!
>>
>> I'd like to ask you to help me identify 2 old games. I've checked most
>> of my mame roms, but didn't find some of my favourites, so maybe you
>> can recognize it's names?
>>
>> The first game was a mid-80's vector game, where the player controlled
>> a sort of spaceship looked like red "C" letter. It was moving around
>> the edge of blue tube (blue or violet as i remember), shooting to the
>> different space sprites and ships inside. It looked like an internal
>> flight.
>
> Tempest
>
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=T&game_id=10065
>
>> The second one was an "Asteroids" graphics type. The screen was
>> divided into the rectangle - unreachable interior, and the outside -
>> elastic borders external part. The space ship controlled by the player
>> could move around and shoot to enemy ships and avoid rounded and
>> triangle mines. The game had 2 or 3 colours only (i suppose this was a
>> filter like in "Battle Zone").
>
> Very likely Omega Race
>
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=O&game_id=8920
>
> *-) K.os

Boy, that has to be the easiest name that game in history.
(Anyone remember the one where you were the little yellow guy? kinda
looked like a pizza?)

--
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In a parallel universe, Anti-Dire Radiant said exactly the opposite of:

[snip]
> Boy, that has to be the easiest name that game in history.
> (Anyone remember the one where you were the little yellow guy? kinda
> looked like a pizza?)

Pac Land?
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8955

Pac Mania?
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8961

Pac Paint?
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8953

Pac Man VR?
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8960

There's also a bunch of console games that fit the description you give,
so I really don't know what game you're looking for.

You'll have to give a better description I'm affraid...

*-) K.os
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- Pac Man
 
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Huaskar wrote on 23. May 2005:
>
> I'd like to ask you to help me identify 2 old games. I've checked most of my
> mame roms, but didn't find some of my favourites, so maybe you can recognize
> it's names?
>
> The first game was a mid-80's vector game, where the player controlled a
> sort of spaceship looked like red "C" letter. It was moving around the edge
> of blue tube (blue or violet as i remember), shooting to the different space
> sprites and ships inside. It looked like an internal flight.

R-Type

> The second one was an "Asteroids" graphics type. The screen was divided into
> the rectangle - unreachable interior, and the outside - elastic borders
> external part. The space ship controlled by the player could move around and
> shoot to enemy ships and avoid rounded and triangle mines. The game had 2 or
> 3 colours only (i suppose this was a filter like in "Battle Zone").

R-Type II
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K.os wrote:
> In a parallel universe, Anti-Dire Radiant said exactly the opposite
> of:
>
> [snip]
>> Boy, that has to be the easiest name that game in history.
>> (Anyone remember the one where you were the little yellow guy? kinda
>> looked like a pizza?)
>
> Pac Land?
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8955
>
> Pac Mania?
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8961
>
> Pac Paint?
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8953
>
> Pac Man VR?
> http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=P&game_id=8960
>
> There's also a bunch of console games that fit the description you
> give, so I really don't know what game you're looking for.
>
> You'll have to give a better description I'm affraid...
>
> *-) K.os

I like your sig with that /long/ quote from Pac-Man. :)
 
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> Tempest
> Very likely Omega Race

This is it.
Thank you guys.

H.
 
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Dire Radiant <visionism@geemale.com>after crossing the finish line at the
Special Olympics proudly proclaimed:


>
> Boy, that has to be the easiest name that game in history.
> (Anyone remember the one where you were the little yellow guy? kinda
> looked like a pizza?)
>

Paperboy?

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FSogol <fsogol@nomorespamplease.nu> wrote in
news:Xns96604772AE728jwatsongaaaecom@68.1.17.6:

>> Boy, that has to be the easiest name that game in history.
>> (Anyone remember the one where you were the little yellow guy? kinda
>> looked like a pizza?)
>
> Paperboy?

R-Type Leo?
 

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