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BluKoo
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How does that saying go? "If you remember this, you had an awesome childhood!"
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I do.

Loved top down racing games back then.

What was the other one with Duke Nukem in it? Death Race?
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Fucking loved floppy disks.
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Fucking Death Rally!



Dom
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Remember it on the NES and Mega Drive; didn't have an Amiga growing up (had an Atari ST and BBC Micro instead)
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quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Fucking loved floppy dicks.



Yeah, pool table level
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I just found my Amiga 500 plus and all the games. I had forgotten about so many of them but as soon as I saw them it instantly took me back about 20 years.

1mb of ram and 7mhz processor. How things have changed!

[Edited on 16-01-2014 by BluKoo]
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I think amiga only sold 1 of each game. Rest were copied and passed about

Those were the days.
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Pool table level was my most favourite.
I've still got my game gear with it. Might see if it still works

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Had to be the breakfast table.

Always an argument with your mates over who was going to be Spider. No fucker wanted to be Walter.
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My Brother had a 500. But I can't think what we had Mirco machines on.
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
had an Atari ST

Good lad. Midimaze FTW.
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I had Micro Machines on the Game Boy and Megadrive. Amazing to think that it managed to fit in 1.44mb, when game installs these day are 50gb
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Micro machines was fucking awesome.
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I always loved micro machines 2 :turbo tournament on the mega drive, I was the fucking boss of that game none of my friends could ever beat me lol
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Didn't the Mega Drive version have a cartridge with two extra controller ports in?
Dom
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quote:
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quote:
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had an Atari ST

Good lad. Midimaze FTW.


Was a 520STE iirc (single sided floppy drive onboard) and had a few other models over the years - 520STE and 1040STFM.

Never played Midimaze; spent most of the time plating Out Run, Chase HQ (or whatever weird game my brother got from his mate who's dad worked in the games industry) or messing around with music software
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http://www.letsplaysnes.com/play-micro-machines-online/?
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not tried playing it yet but that might work
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quote:
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Never played Midimaze

Dude... -100 geek points. LAN (of sorts) deathmatching long before Doom came along!!

Up to 16 dasiy-chained STs - was mental at the time.

My Amiga-owning friends would fuck Shadow of the Beast off to come round mine and Midimaze it massive. Admittedly the most people with STs in one place we ever had was 6 - but that was enough!
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Don't get me wrong - I loved Micro Machines and Micro Machines 2 probably moreso, but the best "small car racing game" ever has to be Re-Volt imo.

[Edited on 17-01-2014 by evilrob]
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Micro Machines remember that.

Not on floppy disc though, possibly Sega Megadrive.
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Jesus how old are you lot? Floppy disc games? I remember micro machines but for the PS1. Awesome awesome game.
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I remember that, think my cousin had every Amiga and commodore going. Anyone have a commodore cd32?
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You mean the c64 Alun?

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