MSDos gaming of the 90s

[Ack]

Hearts

Platformer where you collect all the hearts and finish the level.

That looks like a Boulder Dash clone.

Yeah, it was, but it was a heck of a lot of fun too.

[CRTGAMER]

brunoafh, was Pyrotennica that mystery game?

[brunoafh]

brunoafh, was Pyrotennica that mystery game?

I don't think so.. but what I was thinking of is very similar to that. I don't think you were able to shoot any projectiles in the game I'm thinking of.

[CRTGAMER]

brunoafh, was Pyrotennica that mystery game?

I don't think so.. but what I was thinking of is very similar to that. I don't think you were able to shoot any projectiles in the game I'm thinking of.

Oh well, its still a great game!

[BogusMeatFactory]

Wow a nice selection of games there Bruno. I have played every single one of those games either in full or at least a demo of them. When I was young, my mom found this cd-rom at a garage sale that had 200 game demos, which included all of those in some shape or another. When I was young, I made a list of the games I wanted to buy, including games like One Must Fall 2077, Catacomb Abyss (although it frustrated me all the hidden passageways you had to find), yes...Skunny Kart! I obsessed over that game as a youth, playing the demo over and over again until my eyes bled. The game had a battle mode with an AI character. It was pretty much a Mario Kart Clone, but I loved every single second of it!

even an early demo of the Elder Scrolls: Arena where you had *GASP* a PARTY!!!!

ahhh those were the days.

[YoshiEgg25]

King's Bounty.



It ended up being ported to the Genesis and was the predecessor to the Heroes of Might and Magic games. It was updated on PS2 as Heroes of Might and Magic: Quest for the Dragon Bone Staff.

Sega-16 wrote an okay review about it, but it doesn't really do it justice. http://www.sega-16.com/review_page.php? ... s%20Bounty