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 Member 266 Level 32.27 Mar 2006 
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For me, it has to be the old Apogee platformers. I can't remember the name of this one... it was one where you played this kid trying to find his dog who'd been abducted by somebody, and he was given a slingshot and a bottomless rocket filled with rocks. There was also this other one... Cosmo, I think it was. You were an alien (with suction cups for hands) on his way to Disney World for his birthday when their ship was attacked and his parents abducted.
There's also Commander Keen 1-5 (although they're hardly obscure). Oh my god, I just remembered... Time Bandit. It was an OOOOOLD top-down EGA game. Hell, I can't even remember the plot or ANYTHING about it. All I can remember really is that levels included Hotel California and the Enterprise among them. Christ, old games are really cheesy.  Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
Member 266 Level 32.27 Mar 2006
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Holy SHIT I remember Blake Stone.
ALIENS OF GOLD. That old man who would teleport and start shooting you randomly was creepy  And omg, I played BOTH Crystal Caverns AND Secret Agent. I fucking beat them BOTH, too. The anti-gravity level on Crystal Caverns was a BITCH. This is my childhood. Some people remember comics or Saturday morning cartoons. I remember old-ass games.  There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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