Other Favorite Games?

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I'm curious what other Civ-players consider all-time classic games.
Obviously Civ is on the list, but what else?

My favorites growing up were MOO2, anything by Infocom, Populous, and
Wizardry, as well as the old "gold box" SSI AD&D games (Pool of Radiance,
Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc). Half-Life was a big one for me, as it was
for so many people - it showed just how moddable a FPS could be, and it
introduced the concept of twitch-gaming on-line.

 

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Alpha Centauri, Alien Crossfire and the Championship Manager games.

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"Don Quixote" <donquixote235@hotmail.[takethispartout].com> skrev i melding
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> I'm curious what other Civ-players consider all-time classic games.
> Obviously Civ is on the list, but what else?
>
> My favorites growing up were MOO2, anything by Infocom, Populous, and
> Wizardry, as well as the old "gold box" SSI AD&D games (Pool of Radiance,
> Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc). Half-Life was a big one for me, as it was
> for so many people - it showed just how moddable a FPS could be, and it
> introduced the concept of twitch-gaming on-line.

 

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Don Quixote <donquixote235@hotmail.[takethispartout].com> skrev i
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> I'm curious what other Civ-players consider all-time classic games.
> Obviously Civ is on the list, but what else?

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Don Quixote wrote:
| I'm curious what other Civ-players consider all-time classic games.
| Obviously Civ is on the list, but what else?
|
| My favorites growing up were MOO2, anything by Infocom, Populous, and
| Wizardry, as well as the old "gold box" SSI AD&D games (Pool of Radiance,
| Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc). Half-Life was a big one for me, as it
was
| for so many people - it showed just how moddable a FPS could be, and it
| introduced the concept of twitch-gaming on-line.
The SSI AD&D games for the C=64 & Amiga, Bards Tale, Questron, M.U.L.E.
After I moved to the PC I stoppped playing games except for Civ.. In
fact I wouldn't move my desktop to Linux until I knew for sure that
Civ3Conquests would run under cedega!!!!!


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There are other games?

 

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"Don Quixote" <donquixote235@hotmail.[takethispartout].com> wrote in message
news:Xns955FC7F4ADAF8qwertyuiop@129.250.170.84...
> I'm curious what other Civ-players consider all-time classic games.
> Obviously Civ is on the list, but what else?
>
> My favorites growing up were MOO2, anything by Infocom, Populous, and
> Wizardry, as well as the old "gold box" SSI AD&D games (Pool of Radiance,
> Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc). Half-Life was a big one for me, as it was
> for so many people - it showed just how moddable a FPS could be, and it
> introduced the concept of twitch-gaming on-line.

Wizardry and "Guadalcanal Campaign" on the Apple ][. I never bought MOO2
but had the original MOO which I played into the ground a few times.

GWB

 

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GWB at GWB <capture_ctl@hotmail.com> writes:
>"Don Quixote" <donquixote235@hotmail.[takethispartout].com> wrote in message
>news:Xns955FC7F4ADAF8qwertyuiop@129.250.170.84...
>> I'm curious what other Civ-players consider all-time classic games.
>> Obviously Civ is on the list, but what else?
>>
>> My favorites growing up were MOO2, anything by Infocom, Populous, and
>> Wizardry, as well as the old "gold box" SSI AD&D games (Pool of Radiance,
>> Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc). Half-Life was a big one for me, as it was
>> for so many people - it showed just how moddable a FPS could be, and it
>> introduced the concept of twitch-gaming on-line.
>
>Wizardry and "Guadalcanal Campaign" on the Apple ][. I never bought MOO2
>but had the original MOO which I played into the ground a few times.
>

Avalon Hill's Third Reich (I had the 3rd edition board game).
Also, Imperium.
Dungeons and Dragons... (not the computer games).
World in Flames is good too, and still available.
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