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It was one of the first instances where I felt like I’d done something in a game that I didn’t think the designers had specifically intended, and it showed the flexibility & diversity of what you could do in a videogame.
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Dynamic environments, Random levels, incredible depth and variety, I still play X-COM once in a while and it is amazing.
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Ultima 4 is truly an exceptional example of a near-perfect RPG. It is huge and open, with a “go anywhere, do anything” feeling, and it manages to avoid many of the clichés of the genre. It is certainly one of the top five CRPGs ever made.
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Due to the nature of the genre, these games are almost 100% design, as opposed to games nowadays, where based on budgets seem to be say 20% design and 80% graphics, technology, and such. Plus, they are like playing a novel; the games use the players’ imaginations in a different way than current video & computer games.
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Playing Chivalry on my Apple II in middle-school was one of my fondest multiplayer gaming memories. A 1983 action “roll-playing” game of rescue for up to 4 players, Chivalry consists of numerous mini-games and rolls of chance to make it to the end to save the kingdom. Simple, fun, and addictive, Chivalry allowed for quick games, competitive action with friends, and led the way for the more robust, in-depth Bard’s Tale (also a classic favorite) in 1985.
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(Super Metroid) has some of the best game design I’ve ever seen. I really enjoyed how you would find a new weapon that would open up more paths in older areas. It also had some really awesome platforming sections and crazy over the top bosses. There were also tons of secrets to find and upgrades to get. Just a great game all around!
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Jean-Charles is a true classic gamer playing everything from classic plat-formers to M.U.D.’s to early racing games. Check out his audio profile.
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It was a game that was just so different; it was just twitch you really had to use your brains.
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I’ve always loved the ninja turtles and with the time travel theme and tossing the bad guys at the screen effect was just too cool.
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It was the first game I ever stood in line for. It was a great game with an open colorful, vibrant world that really got you into it.
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It was ahead of its time when released, the dungeon crawling, upgrading your character, it was just a great game.
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The artwork, production value and the humor of the games were excellent.
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When it was first released it was the most realistic game at the time. It had the tactics and gameplay that really got you into it.
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It was the best baseball game of its time. While the graphics and features in today’s game have advanced tremendously, I still believe (and play every so often) that the Sega Saturn version of World Series had the best feel of any baseball game ever developed.
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You have to be on point playing this game; it’s a fun multiplayer that never disappoints.
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