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I started programming back in 1982, so there has been a long procession of computer platforms and games over the years. From the Sinclair ZX81, MIcrobee and Apple II through to the Amiga 500/2000, t

I just finished playing through Far Cry 3 again.

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Getting a bit old now, but still one of my favourite computer games of all time ....

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9 hours ago, IanMcLean68 said:

This brings back memories! I still remember Shadow of the Beast and Barbarian on the Amiga! All of the Psygnosis games for the Amiga were over-the-top hard! 

Bar...barian! :rotfl:

Who remembers; Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Ultima, Falcon (AT, 3.0, or any other versions), Prince of Persia, Lemmings, Gauntlet, Half-Life, Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, Baldur's Gate II, Quake, Starcraft, Under a Killing Moon, Impossible Mission, Samantha Fox Strip Poker, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Paperboy, Lode Runner, Yie Ar Kung Fu, Summer Games (or any of the other versions Winter/Decathalon/California etc), Outrun... so many memories.

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15 minutes ago, Fuzz said:

Bar...barian! :rotfl:

Who remembers; Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Ultima, Falcon (AT, 3.0, or any other versions), Prince of Persia, Lemmings, Gauntlet, Half-Life, Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, Baldur's Gate II, Quake, Starcraft, Under a Killing Moon, Impossible Mission, Samantha Fox Strip Poker, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Paperboy, Lode Runner, Yie Ar Kung Fu, Summer Games (or any of the other versions Winter/Decathalon/California etc), Outrun... so many memories.

All of them! Half-Life and Half-Life 2 and the episodes have gotten many hours of play. The new releases of Doom (2016) and Wolfenstein (New Order and New Colossus) did not disappoint either!
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16 minutes ago, Fuzz said:

Bar...barian! :rotfl:

Who remembers; Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Ultima, Falcon (AT, 3.0, or any other versions), Prince of Persia, Lemmings, Gauntlet, Half-Life, Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, Baldur's Gate II, Quake, Starcraft, Under a Killing Moon, Impossible Mission, Samantha Fox Strip Poker, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Paperboy, Lode Runner, Yie Ar Kung Fu, Summer Games (or any of the other versions Winter/Decathalon/California etc), Outrun... so many memories.

I still remember Wolfenstein getting blown out of the water by Doom and then Duke Nukem came along..I don't know if it's just being jaded but nothing pushes the boundaries anymore, there doesn't seem to be any ground breakers.

I'm waiting for holodecks to arrive :hungry:

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9 hours ago, CaptainQuintero said:

  I can't remember what the first console I had was, it was something where the games came on audio cassettes and had a 20+min loading time, something BBC maybe? Horrific stuff when you look back!

 

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One of these, @CaptainQuintero? I wouldn't mind one for my vintage collection!

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31 minutes ago, CaptainQuintero said:

I still remember Wolfenstein getting blown out of the water by Doom and then Duke Nukem came along..I don't know if it's just being jaded but nothing pushes the boundaries anymore, there doesn't seem to be any ground breakers.

I'm waiting for holodecks to arrive :hungry:

The Quake engine really changed gaming. Then along came Unreal Tournament. Multiplayer gaming never looked back. Battlefield broke barriers with their 100 player multiplayer games.

Getting closer to holodecks with augmented reality.

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30 minutes ago, Fuzz said:

The Quake engine really changed gaming. Then along came Unreal Tournament. Multiplayer gaming never looked back. Battlefield broke barriers with their 100 player multiplayer games.

Getting closer to holodecks with augmented reality.

iD recently released the Quake III engine source code on Sourceforge and GitHub, for anyone that wants to tinker under the hood of a proper 3D game engine. Beyond these game engines from Source (Half-Life series), iD (Quake and Doom engines), and the Unreal engine iterations, the next major advances came along with game engines like the Dunia engine for open world games.

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I must admit having also spent many hours playing this in survival mode.
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This is what my Steam library tells me I have played the most.
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Anybody else here brave enough to add up their total hours played on their Steam library? My total is currently 1,454 hours. 

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2 hours ago, Fuzz said:

Bar...barian! :rotfl:

Who remembers; Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Ultima, Falcon (AT, 3.0, or any other versions), Prince of Persia, Lemmings, Gauntlet, Half-Life, Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, Baldur's Gate II, Quake, Starcraft, Under a Killing Moon, Impossible Mission, Samantha Fox Strip Poker, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Paperboy, Lode Runner, Yie Ar Kung Fu, Summer Games (or any of the other versions Winter/Decathalon/California etc), Outrun... so many memories.

Used to love Saboteur and SpyHunter!

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When games go wrong. A capture from my Star Trek Fleet Command today.

I’m so good at this I beat myself three times, apparently! ???

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Used to play a lot of games but it seems I can only really make time for one hobby at a time!

Right now I pretty much just play CS:GO on pc and Rainbow 6 Siege on Xbox 1


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3 hours ago, ayepatz said:

Used to love Saboteur and SpyHunter!

I used to play SpyHunter on the C64! Also found it in an old arcade.

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If anyone wants a real challenge, you should try what is probably one of the hardest platform games ever released (next to Defender).
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16 minutes ago, CaptainQuintero said:

Yeah! The owl logo top right! What even is it? I can just remember a side scrolling cowboy shooter 

The owl was both the mascot and the logo for the BBC Micro, a UK developed 8-bit computer based on the 6502 microprocessor. This was the predominant computer, other than the Sinclair ZX and Spectrum line in the UK during the 80's, used extensively in schools. Its successor was the Acorn Archimedes. The BBC Micro did exist in Australian schools too, but the Apple II and particularly the Microbee, being an Australian computer was more common here.

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