which is your favorite game?

[redcoat]

My favourite game at the moment is Musket and Pike: The Renaissance. However, my favourite game changes every couple of months or so as I buy new games or return to old ones. My longstanding favourites are the Steel Panthers games (winSPMBT, winSPWW2 and SP:WAW) and the various incarnations of Europa Universalis. I keep returning to them in between whatever new games I buy.

[JudgeDredd]

ORIGINAL: Hertston

ORIGINAL: Arctic Blast
Fantastic use of a spam sig, sir. And I actually must commend you on having one link to a dsl provider, and another that claims to be for...a surgeon?

Another six months and we'll have spambots telling us at great length why WitP:AE is a superior game to TOAW3, before going on to directing us to somebody selling life insurance and selling Viagra. [X(]

LMAO - in 6 months time, I might welcome such posts! [:D]

[Jeffrey H.]

ORIGINAL: Arctic Blast

Fantastic use of a spam sig, sir. And I actually must commend you on having one link to a dsl provider, and another that claims to be for...a surgeon?

Hmm, a spambot responding to a spambot subject ?

[V22 Osprey]

ORIGINAL: redcoat


My favourite game at the moment is Musket and Pike: The Renaissance. However, my favourite game changes every couple of months or so as I buy new games or return to old ones. My longstanding favourites are the Steel Panthers games (winSPMBT, winSPWW2 and SP:WAW) and the various incarnations of Europa Universalis. I keep returning to them in between whatever new games I buy.

Yea, I'm loving Musket and Pike: The Renaissance.More fun than Panzer Campaigns in some cases.Easily my favorite HPS title.

[willgamer]

Master Of Orion (the original MOO)

A manual that is 70 pages long;

a strategy guide (Alan Emrich & Tom Hughes) at 402 pages long including 80 charts/tables and 9 appendices;

an AI that will frustrate novices at normal and even beat the experts on hard.

Playing it right now on my 24" monitor.... [8D]

[killroyishere]

I lost a lot of games of Master of Orion the ai always had so many ships I swore it was cheating on normal mode. I would have 25 ships small mind you and it would have 100's of smalls and 10's of mediums and at least 1 or 2 large. It cheated I tell yah. Now MOO2 I didnt have that problem I could keep up with building and tech in it so that is why it's my favorite it stopped cheating. [:'(]

[kalai]

survival horror like Silent Hill series and fatal frames. for simulations my fav is harvest moon series and best of all, the Sims 2! i can't wait for The Sims 3 next year. it must be fun to watch those little computer people getting complicated and more alive.
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[invernomuto]

WITP:AE & GG:EDBTR.

[Greybriar]

ORIGINAL: invernomuto

WITP:AE & GG:EDBTR.

For the benefit of those who are not familiar with the abbreviations used here:

WITP:AE = War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition

GG:EDBTR = Gary Grigsby's Eagle Day to Bombing the Reich

[Deathtreader]

Panther Games' COTA (Conquest of the Aegean) is my handsdown favourite.

Rob.

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[fvianello]

ORIGINAL: JudgeDredd

Even though I had a 486SX with 4mb of RAM, it was never enough to run Elite smoothly from what I recall.

I think it was referring to the original Elite (eighties), it ran on a Commodore64.
BTW, It was my favorite too, together with Lords of Midnight and Sword of Aragon.

[Anonymous]

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[Hertston]

ORIGINAL: HanBarca

I think it was referring to the original Elite (eighties), it ran on a Commodore64.
BTW, It was my favorite too, together with Lords of Midnight and Sword of Aragon.

The original Elite was actually written for one of these,


, the 'BBC Micro' (which all Brits above a certain age will remember fondly). It only had 32K of memory.

[JudgeDredd]

We got one of those in our school the year I was leaving (1983). Wasn't interested in the slightest in this new thing "computing". It was introduced into the school as a hobby room object. I remember turning up once and there were about 50 people round it. I never went back.

[fvianello]

ORIGINAL: Hertston

The original Elite was actually written for one of these,


, the 'BBC Micro' (which all Brits above a certain age will remember fondly). It only had 32K of memory.

Never seen that in Italy, the first available "home computer" was the VIC-20 in 1980 (I think)

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

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[killroyishere]

Is that ^ yet another spammer? beaded bra strap? mazda parts? Why can't Matrix stop these characters?

[LarryP]

ORIGINAL: killroyishere

Is that ^ yet another spammer? beaded bra strap? mazda parts? Why can't Matrix stop these characters?

Looks like a spammer to me. Who in their right mind would like a game like that... well, these days maybe I guess anythings possible. [X(]