The Hangout: I didn't need to see Harry Potter's wand.

[Evans]

Yeah, I love my C64. It still comes down from the attic every few months for some hot Last Ninja action.

Man, I dread to think how many C64 games I have. It was near the end of the system's life cycle so back then you could quite literally pick up several dozen games for a tenner.

Had equally awesome music too. Of course, they had to find some way to entertain when you were forced to spend 20 minutes staring at a flashing, seizure-inducing rainbow pattern whilst waiting for games to load.

Same.
Mission Impossible II was good, too. Robocop. Times of Lore. Antiriad. Space Harrier. Maniac Mansion. Zak MacKraken. Murder on the Mississippi. Accolade Comic. CaveMan olympics. And so on...
Mines are all cracks, though.

Hell yeah. Nothing beats the Wheel of Fortune's cracked intro music and image, though. Pure win it was.

[Evans]

I know that song... Can't remember the game, though. :/

[Cosmic]

Yeah, IM2 was great. I also really liked Saboteur and Barbarian. Damn, that game was violent for its time...

[Inferno.]

I used to have a C64 and like 100 tapes.

I used to use it a lot. This was probably 1998... :O

[Evans]

Yeah, IM2 was great. I also really liked Saboteur and Barbarian. Damn, that game was violent for its time...

HELL YEAH. Never beat that wizard guy, though. Music was so kickass.

First four or so battles, you'd just cut the guy's head off, then the green shit would come to kick it off the screen. Rest were a bit more annoying.

Oh, that He-Man game... :X

[Cosmic]

I know that song... Can't remember the game, though. :/

It was the loader music from pretty much every game that Ocean developed. Great tune.

[Fer!]

Yeah, I love my C64. It still comes down from the attic every few months for some hot Last Ninja action.


Man, I dread to think how many C64 games I have. It was near the end of the system's life cycle so back then you could quite literally pick up several dozen games for a tenner.

Had equally awesome music too. Of course, they had to find some way to entertain when you were forced to spend 20 minutes staring at a flashing, seizure-inducing rainbow pattern whilst waiting for games to load.

Hey, it sounds cool!

[Evans]

It was the loader music from pretty much every game that Ocean developed. Great tune.

Ohhhh. Then I doubt I ever heard it, what with owning only cracks.

[Evans]

Now that I think about it, only ones I bought were Turtles, Robocop, and The Simpsons.

There was also a great game that had a glitch where you couldn't jump over a pit because a creature would always appear to shoot you down. Exchanged it a few times, then took Robocop home.

[Fer!]

Kewl.

[Evans]

Kewl.

What?

[Evans]

Oh, and Boulderdash. Fun game. =]

[Mikey]

Depends if you have the right weapons.

Indeed. I remember these games had bosses that had weaknesses against special weapons gained from other bosses, but I couldn't figure'em out exactly this time. Like, who the hell was I supposed to use that damn magic card special weapon against?

[Evans]

Indeed. I remember these games had bosses that had weaknesses against special weapons gained from other bosses, but I couldn't figure'em out exactly this time. Like, who the hell was I supposed to use that damn magic card special weapon against?

The green flying one with orbs.

[Evans]

The green flying one with orbs.

Astro Man.