As it's RPS ;)
I spent hours playing that game :D
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I spent hours playing that game :D
From the Computer Games: The Grim Reality challenge. See all 283 entries (closed)
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I have no idea what this is about
but I bet that chap had an unhappy time at school ;)
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:29,
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he has all of the things
that would make any self-respecting bully want to nick his lunch money.
Heck, even I want to punch him now and I'll be 44 this year ;)
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:32,
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Heck, even I want to punch him now and I'll be 44 this year ;)
Worse.
it looks like a lab coat from the science department.
edit:// or even worse. A stagehand's coat from the Drama department!
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:35,
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edit:// or even worse. A stagehand's coat from the Drama department!
lab coats the collars on lab coats are typically different...
Drama department nerd? I think we need introduce his pathetic excuse for jewels to a nice leather boot.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:42,
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ownership of a lab coat is a mark of a gentleman
i wouldn't expect this riff-raff to comprehend
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 14:31,
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Or a Lady!
My lab coat had metal in it. It was like owning an official tin foil hat.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 15:14,
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RADAR
we had to wire ouselves to the furniture too to avoid static.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 16:19,
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Probably because he's expecting bumrape
maybe even wishing for it ;)
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:33,
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He needs to knock down some buildings
in the hope there will be some chicken - why it's always chicken I've no idea.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:41,
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She was the Warrior which was quite revolutionary to have a female warrior
The others are Wizard, Elf and Barbarian in whatever order you wish ;)
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:35,
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No
She was the Valkyrie. The "barbarian" was the Warrior.
At least in the arcade version, anyway.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:38,
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At least in the arcade version, anyway.
she looks about as deranged as some of the people I tend to avoid...
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:43,
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happy easter madam
i'm afraid this image challenge has got me beat, i don't understand any of them.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:34,
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You must have played computer games
of some type or other just imagine your favourite games character(s) in a real-life situation which would contradict the murder/death/cull/kill you are allowed to get away with in computer games.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:38,
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i've never played a computer game
the only ones i ever played cost 10p a go, bloody great machines you could balance a cup of tea and a fag on top of back in the early 80's, i was crap at them then and have steered well clear since. don't suppose windows free cell counts.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:43,
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Yup I remember those too
The original Space Invaders, Q-bert, Commando, the one with the roller ball thing to stop the bombs dropping on the city (its actually name), Tank Command, Asteroids - loved them all.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:46,
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asteroids rings a bell
and i played space invaders, i saw sonic the hedgehog once at a friends house many, many years ago and witnessed my first wii game of bowls about a fortnight ago, needless to say on neither occasion did i participate, they hold no appeal at all, i just don't get it.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:50,
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Escapism really
it does waste of a lot of time especially if you have a busy life so I can fully understand why you might have by-passed computer games in your life.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:53,
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busy no
but i find plenty of other distractions, mostly without annoying soundtracks.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:59,
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WIZARD IS ABOUT TO DIE!
I once played that all the way to the 1000th level (on MAME) to see what would happen, as it only has room for 3 digits.
It just went back to (I think) level 8, which is the first non-training level. Bah.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:37,
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It just went back to (I think) level 8, which is the first non-training level. Bah.
This is why i'm scared of mazes, as events like this continue to amaze me
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:37,
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ha!
hampton court maze?
i grew up all of 1/2 a mile from there! :D
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:45,
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i grew up all of 1/2 a mile from there! :D
Yep Googled for Hampton Court Maze
it's the only one I've heard of, I know there are more but I anticipated more search results from this and found this weird image which suited my idea very well.
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 13:48,
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I been that maze!
Ah history trip to hampton court, the maze was the funnest bit!
Something like £3 to get in though... grrr
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Sun 12 Apr 2009, 14:27,
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Something like £3 to get in though... grrr
Memories!
Hoya!
Back in 1987-88, I had an ultra groovy CPC 464 and so did some friends of mine. One week-end, I ended up at a friend's for two days of great fun. We played Gauntlet II.
Remember the big dragon on the bow, right? We wanted to kick his mighty arse badly.
We started to play before dinner. When dinner arrived, we paused the game, ate (my friend being a proficient eater, the wait was unbearable!) then want back to playing.
Cue the 99 levels of the game. We thought, ace! This is the ultimate level, we're going to fight to big lizard and thus separate boys from men.
The computer being a CPC it asked us to rewind the tape to 000.
"Weird", thought we. After all, does it make sense to put the final boss at the very beginning of the tape (or so, because the game, after loading, asked to zero in the tape counter, if I remember correctly). Nevertheless, we complied.
Then the FINAL LEVEL started!
Wot??? Where is the dragon? Maybe he is too afraid to face us? OK, let's play another couple of levels just to be sure...
Fucksocks!!! After plaing, like, ten levels, we had to admit it. There was NO 100th level, NO blooody dragon to fight and NO princess to gang-bang! It was a lie!
We were so disgusted that we resetted the machine, played another game and hardly played Gauntled II after...
Years later, thanks to MAME, I discovered that the arcade version generates RANDOM mazes ad lib... The CPC not being powerful enough had to restart from the beginning... ;-)
Those were the times!
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Tue 14 Apr 2009, 11:05,
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Back in 1987-88, I had an ultra groovy CPC 464 and so did some friends of mine. One week-end, I ended up at a friend's for two days of great fun. We played Gauntlet II.
Remember the big dragon on the bow, right? We wanted to kick his mighty arse badly.
We started to play before dinner. When dinner arrived, we paused the game, ate (my friend being a proficient eater, the wait was unbearable!) then want back to playing.
Cue the 99 levels of the game. We thought, ace! This is the ultimate level, we're going to fight to big lizard and thus separate boys from men.
The computer being a CPC it asked us to rewind the tape to 000.
"Weird", thought we. After all, does it make sense to put the final boss at the very beginning of the tape (or so, because the game, after loading, asked to zero in the tape counter, if I remember correctly). Nevertheless, we complied.
Then the FINAL LEVEL started!
Wot??? Where is the dragon? Maybe he is too afraid to face us? OK, let's play another couple of levels just to be sure...
Fucksocks!!! After plaing, like, ten levels, we had to admit it. There was NO 100th level, NO blooody dragon to fight and NO princess to gang-bang! It was a lie!
We were so disgusted that we resetted the machine, played another game and hardly played Gauntled II after...
Years later, thanks to MAME, I discovered that the arcade version generates RANDOM mazes ad lib... The CPC not being powerful enough had to restart from the beginning... ;-)
Those were the times!