Other Favorite Games?

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Alpha Centauri, Alien Crossfire and the Championship Manager games.

Jens

"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 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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"Don Quixote" <donquixote235@hotmail.[takethispartout].com> wrote in message
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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.

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