:D Hehe. I know the game. Used to play it in school when i was in second grade.
Had one hour of playing pc every friday before the weekend.
Quite an addictive game. (back then)
Could be fun to try it again someday.(Those old machines are probably still at the school even 15 years later.) [/b][/quote]
Actually, that is a QBasic game. It was supplied with QBasic as an example program, and as I know it, it had no name at all, just the filename, it was Gorilla.bas :D

Boy I loved that game back then! It has a standalone variant, but that is just exported from QBasic... :D


The best game of the universe for me is Star Craft! It is the best strategy game ever since! Brilianty balanced, great story and everything is just GREAT! :ok:

quazatron on the zx spectrum 48k. i still play it sometimes.

I started playing with Pong, and that was A GAME! :ok:

Later i had an ATARI 2600 with the mythic Dig Dug (i loved also a race game, but don't remember the name...)

The next was the insuperable AMIGA 500plus and i can name so many games that i loved: Monkey Isaland 1 & 2, Prince of Persia 1 & 2, super frog, Sensible Soccer, Body Blows, Super Street Fighter...

And now i'm on PC... and i name only a game: Warcraft 2

I had A500+ too, with additional 512KB of memmory (total 1.5MB) and HD add-on (20MB). That was one of the best machines I had. Still looking to buy one from eBay.

I have always had a pc, never had anything else. and I live by the pc. consoles have too few buttons.

I agree, it's the best computere i've ever had!

I sold it years ago, but now i'm really sorry... :cry:

I only had sega genesis before my PC and that was aorund 11-12 years ago, so I was pretty young, I get all nostalgic when I see Sonic...

First love would probably be Super Mario Bros 3, I was a huge fan of the mario series already after 1 and 2 but 3 really brought it full circle for me I still have memories playing the game, such a good one.

Mine was on C64. Actually it was my brother's computer and the first game he had was Ghostbusters (but it didn't work without a joystick - and he didn't have one yet). The first game that worked with the keyboard (so the first computert game I ever played) was:
The Return of the Phantom Karate Devils!

My first love: Maniac Mansion on Commodore 64! I used to spend ages playing that thing. No internet in those days (and no money for the BBSes) so we had to find out everything ourselves... use cheese with yellow key (damn...) ... use can of coke on nurse edna (oops...)
Anyway, some of my other C64 favorites: the Giana Sisters series and off course Turrican.
First PC love: Monkey Island 2 and Pinball Fantasies