Old Game Survivor II: It's Old Home Week Around JC
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I would be glad to!ChainGangGuy wrote:Gee, this one's really stumping the whole lot of us. Robb, would you mind lending a little help to get the OGS2 ball rollin' once more?
Here is a sample screenshot for System Shock:

Here is a sample screenshot from Deus Ex:

The System Shock screenshot is bigger, therefore the game must be better. System Shock wins! A GLORIOUS VICTORY FOR ROME!
Next up - and I am just telling you what's on the card in front of me - is
System Shock
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How Good The Secret of Vulcan Fury Would Have Been, Had It Been Released
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Wait a minute. How can you call it a "glorious victory for Rome" when the System Shock screenshot features lasers and everyone in the Deus Ex screenshot is armed with swords? Sounds more like a "humiliating defeat for Rome and a glorious victory for an analogous empire that uses lasers as combat weapons."
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I am going to guess that, "A glorious victory for Rome!" is a catch phrase that I picked up on the Internet at some point.hygraed wrote:Wait a minute. How can you call it a "glorious victory for Rome" when the System Shock screenshot features lasers and everyone in the Deus Ex screenshot is armed with swords?
So, I can't really answer your question.
I can go with that, unfortunately, the problem with Old Game Survivor Mark II is that anyone can come along and pick any old game for any reason, even those that don't hold up to good sense if you so much as put a lit match in front of them. Ahoy!Sounds more like a "humiliating defeat for Rome and a glorious victory for an analogous empire that uses lasers as combat weapons."
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I should port that to the Coleco vision, hahah.
Actually, I wondered if it would be stupid to use the Atari 2600 text game engine "Dark Mage" and put together a small, truncated version of one of my text games for it. I don't think it would be more fun that Bruce's LOTR, though, so it is probably not worth it.
Maybe if the Vectrex keyboard adapter takes off I could go that route.
Actually, I wondered if it would be stupid to use the Atari 2600 text game engine "Dark Mage" and put together a small, truncated version of one of my text games for it. I don't think it would be more fun that Bruce's LOTR, though, so it is probably not worth it.
Maybe if the Vectrex keyboard adapter takes off I could go that route.
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Have you played _Fellowship of the Ring_?hygraed wrote:The 2600 had a 4KB storage limit on its carts. Whatever game you ported would have to be severely truncated.
http://www.atariage.com/software_page.h ... belID=2023
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Winner! Adventure for the Atari 2600!Anonymous wrote:Adventure (Atari 2600)
yoU aRE iN pOrT mAdNeSs!1!1!1!
Adventure for the 2600
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Adventure: Revisited for Windows XP by Peter Hirschberg
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