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Re: Guess the game!!

Lo Wang wrote: Well, that looks straight out of a TRS-80 Model I or a graphing calculator. Good call! It's actually a TRS-80 game ported to DOS by the author.

Re: Guess the game!!

Ding Ding Ding! Turnabout it is, you got it! We spent a few days typing in all that code and had bugs everywhere so I never got past level 8. It was this game or Hacker I spent most my time on as a kid :) (typing them in that is, never got whirlybird working...) Cool! I remember my brother typing …

Re: Guess the game!!

Ah, type-in games! I had to search through archive.org, but I think I found it. Turnabout by Mark Tuttle and Kevin Mykytyn, from issue 28 of Compute! Gazette (October 1985)

Re: Guess the game!!

It's actually part of the map, round about 51°17'N 0°58'E. Normally, buildings and suchlike are in the *.mis mission files. I've never found a reference to this easter egg. Is that someplace in Russia? Maybe a developer lived in that spot once. Or maybe someone was fiddling around and forgot to …

Re: Guess the game!!

leileilol wrote: StixWorld by Susie B. Age 9 leileilol got it! StixWorld by PsychoHazard Software, a shareware game for DOS from 1998. I just re-discovered this interesting little game after about 15 years. Finished it for the first time a few days ago.

Re: Most disappointing games?

I bought Striker from a shareware catalog sometime around 1990. The image in the catalog showed a digitized image of a helicopter. Didn't represent the game at all. Also it ran too fast, and we had no slow-down utility.

Re: Guess the game!!

I found it! "Main Break", also by Soleau! Wow, did I have to dig for it. Edit: Are we allowed to guess twice in a row? Edit #2: Looks like there's no rule against it.

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