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95% of the PC games are FPS shooter? You are pretty uninformed in that case, Horace. The best 2D Adventures, Strategy games and RPG's are available for the PC, that's for sure.
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my point was that not -everyone- is going to have enjoyed recent games, just becuase you think there are some good ones. it's called personal taste. |
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Oh no, RN and HH again
Before you start guys : ZX is much better than Atarti or CPC. Bye |
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hey, i was polite considering. |
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C'mon, it is even hard to compare games and systems. Let's say that in 99% C64 wins, giving 1% to bad conversations and programming. That is of course only if we are generous as we are.
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i dont like most PC games, that's a FACT. just becuase you DO that makes me ignorant does it? learn to get off your high horse and respect other peoples opinions, even if you dont agree with them. It will make things much easier. or even better, put me on ignore. That would be great. |
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In my opinion ZX was better for gaming between 1984 and 1988.If I am right or not, who cares? |
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some people seem to care a great deal if it doesnt agree with their own opinion.
quite honestly, i dont understand why. its not as if it really matters. @ R-N - once again you are confusing me posting my opinion or JOKES as me posting what i believe to be fact (i didnt post any rigid 'facts' for you to find fault with) Sadly, this seems to cause most of the disagreements we have. My entire original post was about showing how nostaliga isnt the key element to -everyones- retrogaming experience, by citing my own (including my tastes) as an example. unfortunatly you read that as "this is what i think, eveyone else is wrong" - which is far more your mantra than mine. and who says i've never played those PC games? all my friends had PCs for those years, and they would always show me the latest "marvels" - which werent to MY taste. Last edited by Hungry Horace; 17 December 2007 at 15:52. |
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This old argument gets older every time.
It's exactly the same as when people older than us (in their 60s, let's say) complain about how music, movies and kids aren't like they used to be. Keep believing it if you want, but those of us with open-minds will continue to enjoy old stuff and contemporary stuff. By the way-- If it wasn't about nostalgia, you wouldn't need to use the real hardware. An emulator would suffice. I'm with Retro-Nerd too. To say you don't like most PC games DOES make you ignorant and closed minded, regardless of why. |
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@ Hungry Horace,
I don't have nothing against you having your own opinion, but part of the conversation is to find why is that, and to see different views from our own, if they are justified etc. I would really like to know why would you bash games that most likely you didn't even try. @SensibleFan, what was the last time you emulated speccy? |
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The Sims. There you go, i suppose that was alright for a bit. Happy now? edit: remind me to never make a joke at the expense of PC games on this board again.... some of you take it WAY to seriously and like a personal attack... which it so isnt. It's not as if i've ever called any of YOU ignorant for not sharing my opinion , but yet some of you are quick to call others such. |
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Just as I mentioned before, I did not intend to offend you, just to have conversation and to try to understand why you dislike PC games. One of the reason I moved to PC (even I was forced to do, but even if I stayed in Germany I doubt I would stay on Amiga only for very long) was that most of the software companies I loved from amiga time made now games for PC only (and some consoles, which I didn't have at the time) and that finally floppy swapping was thing from the past. Don't get me wrong, I love amiga games, but I didn't like to miss likes of master of orion, Settler 2 or Civilization 2. Not to mention Warcraft II and Duke Nukem 3D which soon become my favorite games. This reminds me of old Amiga-ST discussions and Nintendo-Sega. Even now most of us agree that all of them were really good machines/consoles. (All except rubbery computers. ) |
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Is still enjoy the 8/16-bit 2D classics and will always attracted by them.
On the other side: I'm glad that i've played such great games like Diablo, Age of Empires II, Thief or Splinter Cell. Check the 8/16-bit library, there are a lot of crap games too. The today's games are more complex/mature, but i agree that the gaming industry is very repetitive by releasing this sequals of successful games. |
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