Your Favorite "System 6" Game

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Your Favorite "System 6" Game

Hey!

We all LOVE the B&W Macintoshes.

What was your favorite game for that?
And what are your reminisences about it?

Mine?
I can't think of one right off, but I thought it'd be a cool topic to start, anyway! Smile

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Crystal Quest

This game is ONLY good on the Macintosh Plus (and possibly earlier, but I don't know it it works on them) due to the mouse being nice and heavy. I remember playing this when we only had the Plus (till about 1997). It was a real treat when my dad let me use it because he kept it in his office (in the attic) and I was not usually allowed to use it.

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Tesserae!

Without a doubt!

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Prince of persia, and Glider.

Prince of persia, and Glider.

I love glider! I am using them on system 7.5.3 but I think they work on that version.

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Stunt Copter

That game was awesome cause you could get your man squished, your man and the carrige driver squished, or your man and the horse squished. Someone put a lot of thought into that game.

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OK -- Here're A Couple....

Hey!

Now that I've given it some thought, I'd say....

1] "Through The Looking Glass"
Unbelieveably beautiful packaging & the
PERFECT mix of arcade twitchery & mind-straining elements.
PLUS cool Easter Eggs! "Holiday In Cambodia...." *ahem*

2] "Fokker TriPlane"
A *way* cool vektorgrafik WWI flight sim featuring said aircraft.

3] "Trust & Betrayal"
An icon-based politico/strategic offering. But don't let that
dissuade you! I LOATH those types of "games", but I LOVED this!
And it's quite beautiful to look at.

4] "Fool's Errand"
Monochrome artistry at it's finest. It's almost 20 years old
& STILL some haven't finished it! Get it FREE [courtesy of the
game's creator] here > www.fools-errand.com

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where can you download/get so

where can you download/get some of these games? I'd love to play them! I have two favorite games that I played on my cousin's macintosh, but I don't know the name of them. One, which I think is Glider, is a game where you direct a paper airplane around in vairous rooms avoiding obstacles.

But my absolute favorite was this black and white helicopter game. It had very simple, but very mac-ish graphics. You start on a carrier in an apache type helicopter and fly around and blow up stuff. When you die, you hear a recording of some hippy dude say, "Oh man... Game over..." Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

I'd do anything to find that game

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i think the greatest game for

i think the greatest game for the old B/W macs is crystal quest - on "newer" 68k macs the game is to fast and very difficult to play.
for newer colour 68k´s the best game is lemmings. these nice, little, stupid guys running straight on and burn themselves or fall into the water... - great.

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Apache Strike

Zorgitron, I'm pretty sure you're referring to Apache Strike, which I believe I have. You flew around between buildings and fought tanks; for some reason never explained, your helicopter couldn't go above the buildings. I loved that game! I should go see if it still works...

There's screen shot at http://www.grenier-du-mac.net/fiches/apachestrike.htm

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