Congrats on the successful funding! That’s no small feat, especially in the board game world. Looking forward to seeing more details on Song for War when you get the chance to share. Always interesting to see how different designers approach WWII mechanics, especially in the Med Theater, which doesn’t get as much focus. Good luck with the production phase, it sounds like quite the ride.
Space ace
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I just caught myself griping about my life story to another member of the forum. and then quite by accident I clicked on his profile after agreeing to an on-line duel in the iron blitz. much to my suprise he was quite a bit younger than I had assumed. He is an (obviously) intelligent youth- with whom I would still like to stomp in an on line game- but I suddenly felt very much older. does anyone else on this site remember going to the arcade to play:
- pac man - before there was a mrs. pac man
- joust, dig doug, or asteriods
- or have any Idea who dirk the daring, space ace, or Qbert is/are??
- or just playing the pin ball machines because they were fun?
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- there was a mr. pacman?
2)nope sorry - i think i heard of Qbert once, it seems vaugely familiar
- pinball isn’t bad, but not really fun
- there was a mr. pacman?
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What is an Atari 2600?
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i think it’s some type of super-ancient gaming system, from like the 50’s or something
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oh oh isn’t atari 2600 that gaming system that had pong on it? the game like tennis but with only 2 lines and a ball that bounces back and forth?
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yup yup yup and yup
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Q-bert was the best! I played that all the time. Well that and Burger-Time. Now those were games.
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Does anyone else on this site remember going to the arcade to play:
- pac man - before there was a mrs. pac man
- joust, dig doug, or asteriods
- or have any Idea who dirk the daring, space ace, or Qbert is/are??
- or just playing the pin ball machines because they were fun?
- Oh yes!
- Yep, all those too.
- and those.
- and those.
Actually I still own and use an Atari 2600. I am trying to write my own games for it. I’m not alone either. My other web haunt is here: http://www.atariage.com/
BTW: The Atari 2600 actually did not have pong as a game, but one of the the founders of Atari corp did invent Pong which was an arcade game, not a home console game.
Cheers!
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This site needs more old foggies… :-?
- pac man - before there was a mrs. pac man
- joust, dig doug, or asteriods
- or have any Idea who dirk the daring, space ace, or Qbert is/are??
- or just playing the pin ball machines because they were fun?
- Yes, those feminazi dastards! :o
- Played it, hell I lived it!
- Hahahaha, I notice how most of my conversations turn into, “Who’s better: Q*bert or PacMan these days.”
- Pin ball machines are hands down, the greatest arcade invention ever! You always get the best bang for your buck!
Long live Atari!
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Mrs. Pacman: A great victory for the femminazis :D
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wait wait, when was there a MR pacman??
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1. Defender
2. Asteroids
3. Berzerk
4. Barnstorming
5. NightriderI had dozens of these games in the 70’s. Paved the way for you Nintendo/ Playstation kids as well (I’ve evolved into them)!
This “old foggie” put in his vote…
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wait wait, when was there a MR pacman??
No there wasn’t, and no one ever said there was except you. :P
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WOW! i forgot all about burger time! talk about some memories. and I don’t remember pong (for atari) but I do remember break out and super break out.
1- space invaders
2- asteriods - on the hard level with the little ship.
3- missle command
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Boy do I remember Atari well. I also loved playing Red Baron, Star Castle, Tempest and Frogger. As for pinball…still my favorite. I have a few machines myself. Gorgar and Black Knight were the ones I played most. Bought Gorgar a few years back…it still talks :D
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1. Defender
2. Asteroids
3. Berzerk
4. Barnstorming
5. NightriderPlayed most of the above and lived on them, but what’s barnstorming? :)
1- space invaders
2- asteriods - on the hard level with the little ship.
3- missle command
4- combat- with the tanks-I have all of these as games on my computer, so I still take the time to play them all the time. :)
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Pitfall
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I loved Blue Max on the C=64, didn’t play that many arcades though (too expensive when you have the C= at home :) )……
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@TG:
Played most of the above and lived on them, but what’s barnstorming? :)
This is barnstorming…
http://www.atariage.com/software_page.html?SoftwareLabelID=976
It’s okay, but not my favorite type of game.
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Oh I remember this! (and the helicopter version too!) Too bad the name escaped me…