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List added by Prelude on 15 January 2008 11:53
Favorite DOS Games |
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 10  8.7  Release: 1986Genre: Sci-Fi Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Two Guys from Andromeda Fondest Memory: the jokes, including all the funny ways Roger Wilco could die Prelude's rating:
 
8 9.2  Release: 1986Genre: Police Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Jim Walls (former cop) Fondest Memory: you got to drive around from scene to scene! (really revolutionary at its time) Prelude's rating:
 
10 8.4  Release: 1987Genre: Mature Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Al Lowe Fondest Memory: I was a teenager when I played it for first time - so I guess fondest memory is the entire game :) Prelude's rating:
3 7.5  Release: 1987Genre: Family Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Roberta Williams Fondest Memory: trying to re-arrange mixed-up nursery rhymes is a lot more fun (and not as gay) as it sounds Prelude's rating:
10 9.8  Release: 1987Genre: Sci-Fi Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Two Guys from Andromeda Fondest Memory: one of the first Sierra adventure games I finished, and even funnier than the first SQ game Prelude's rating:
 
3 9.3  Release: 1987Genre: Pirate Action-Simulation Developer: MicroProse / Sid Meier Fondest Memory: first taste of what totally open gameplay was all about; best was finally tracking down and (barely) defeating the spanish gold fleet, seizing all their galleons, and becoming an unstoppable pirate -- arrrr!! Prelude's rating:
3 9.3  Release: 1987Genre: Submarine Simulator Developer: Electronic Arts / John W. Ratcliff Fondest Memory: made me appreciate Hunt for Red October so much, since I now had all aspects of submarine warfare etched into my brain Prelude's rating:
2 7.5  Release: 1989Genre: Fantasy Role-Playing Developer: Strategic Simulations (SSI) Fondest Memory: introduced me to the wonderful (and massive) realm of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons and the addictive concept of character skill development Prelude's rating:
3 6.7  Release: 1989Genre: Modern Flight Simulator Developer: MicroProse / Sid Meier Fondest Memory: flying from waypoint to waypoint, while blasting all bogeys with a large selection of missiles; Incoming! drop flares & chaffs and dive dive dive! Prelude's rating:
10 8.7  Release: 1989Genre: Mature Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Al Lowe Prelude's rating:
11 8.7  Release: 1989Genre: Sci-Fi Adventure (AGI text parser) Developer: Sierra / Two Guys from Andromeda Prelude's rating:
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T-Pulla
Posted : 1 year, 7 months ago at Apr 12 10:06
This list brings back some fond memories. The first computer I ever got was DOS-based. I distinctly remember Leisure Suit Larry. Those were the days, weren't they?
Prelude
Posted : 1 year, 7 months ago at Apr 12 19:45
definitely the golden era of gaming :)
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My favorite classic DOS games that I grew up playing. Ah, the golden era of PC gaming! I couldn't pick a good order to show them in, so they are listed here in chronological order of their release, but not necessarily in the chronological order that I played them.
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