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I had something resembling this in the late 80s:

It only had one game, a very simple tennis simulator, which I played for hours in the backseat. My first taste of computer addiction.

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greatest game of all time, i have it on rom with an atari emulator if you wanna relive the joys of crystite mining with a packer

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This....

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Know thy classics.

i seem to remember this game as an escape from prison... i played it when i was just learning to read so some of it didn't make complete sense to me

what was it called

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Shiieet I think Ultima that game was sick though, i think...

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Anyone?

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Ultima III.....Good stuff!

I still have the cloth maps from III, IV and I think V

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Duke Nukem 3D

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The Witness
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Cutthroats

Infocom games were killer....Their history is interesting too -- seems they made very little money.

My father owned Quality Software, which started in about 1978 -- they had some cool games like Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Return of Heracles. I used to go with him to trade shows and trade our wares for others' -- Broderbund was generous; Infocom not so much. Such good times.

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