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To help me with my earlier query, does anyone know anywhere I can find a complete list of 90's PC games?
Looking back at retro gaming stores!
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The internet?
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Looked, but can't find a complete list.
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You may have to use various sources and compile your own
Haha, yeah they did C64 games too, way back when you could swap the price stickers.
wiki is probably complete
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_video_games
click a system/genre see it's games.
on some no games show on the initial page and you have to select a letter from teh alphabet
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Had a look, so many, can't find it.
I've been up since 7 looking. I think I'm going to scream!!!!
Come on guys, someone must remember it. An RPG set in medieval times where you rescue a princess and there is a wolf in it somewhere. Had a funny game like Alteria or something.
Mastertronic games in every garage, worked well for them.
Fellow nottingham'ites might remember a small little shop in hockley.
Toto, one man band, picked up Golf in 84 for the dragon 32, the last stuff i had from the guy were the clearing out shutting up shop spectrum stuff back in 93.
Realy nice guy, allways good for a conversation, let you try out the games.
Fellow nottingham'ites might remember a small little shop in hockley.
Toto, one man band, picked up Golf in 84 for the dragon 32, the last stuff i had from the guy were the clearing out shutting up shop spectrum stuff back in 93.
Realy nice guy, allways good for a conversation, let you try out the games.
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We had a Software Plus (£3.99 speccy games!) and a Megazone (which became Electronics Boutique and later GAME). Good times.
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Anyone remember microbytes was in the manchester arndale late 80s early 90s pre ira bomb.
Yeah I remember they used to sell loads of c64 games etc.
Future Zone before they changed to eb.
I used to cycle 15 miles to some tiny shop on a council sink estate.
It really was small, less than 2m wide.
I'd saved for months to buy a Chess game for the ZX81,
£11.00 IIRC, which was a lot of money back then.
Flight simulator was something like £8:00, but I played that to death.
All the other games I wrote myself (this was when kids had a brain and weren't spoon fed their entertainment)
It really was small, less than 2m wide.
I'd saved for months to buy a Chess game for the ZX81,
£11.00 IIRC, which was a lot of money back then.
Flight simulator was something like £8:00, but I played that to death.
All the other games I wrote myself (this was when kids had a brain and weren't spoon fed their entertainment)
did my work experience at mr disk
