What game am I thinking of?

[Elazul Yagami]

some right, some wrong, mooney you're right on number 5 (damn you're good) and cinder, you're right on 1 and 2.

[Mooney]

Is #3 Donkey Kong III?

[ken_cinder]

Is #3 Donkey Kong III?

 

Not isometric. Isometric is like "top-down", usually on a bit of an angle to the playfield. I really shouldn't have answered Marble Madness, as it's not quite Isometric by definition.

 

If it's not 100% Isometric, I'm going to guess "Zen: Intergalactic Ninja"

[Mooney]

Is #3 Donkey Kong III?

 

Not isometric. Isometric is like "top-down", usually on a bit of an angle to the playfield. I really shouldn't have answered Marble Madness, as it's not quite Isometric by definition.

 

If it's not 100% Isometric, I'm going to guess "Zen: Intergalactic Ninja"

Wrong question. I was answering #3. #4 is the one about isometric games.

level 3: (co)stars bugman stanley

 

level 4: first 3d isometric game for the nes (ported to nes)

[ken_cinder]

Doh! Oops. I meant to give my answer to #4 then. And I change it anyway, because I'm 100% sure now.

 

#4: Snake Rattle 'n Roll!

[Shibathedog]

hey overlord mondo, i cant remember the title of that game where you go into the body, but i used to own it on Sega CD, if i remember right it was actually supposed to be the presidents body and you had to kill a virus he had or something like that. I used to play it alot back it the day it was pretty cool because i think for the background it had like a video playing which was impressive back then.

[Elazul Yagami]

here are the answers:

 

level 1: Duck hunt (trick question)

 

level 2: E.t 2600

 

level 3: Donkey Kong 3

 

level 4: I believed it was "the immortal" however i believe cinder is right that it's Snake Rattle 'n Roll!

 

level 5: Hero's Quest 1 : so you want to be a hero (also known as quest for glory)

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Next stage:

 

level 1- physically wore you out and was a form of exercise

 

level 2- adventures of a boy that uses alchemy and his dog.

 

level 3- had a move that looked like you were molesting the enemies.

 

level 4- action rpg that had a useful glitch/exploit, in that you could keep casting spells in a row without the enemies recovering

 

level 5- contrary to popular belief, pong was not the first "computer game" this was, what was it?

[LoRd_SnOw]

Hmm #2 Full Metal Alchemist or Secrets of evermore.

Edited May 31, 2007 by Gabriel

[ken_cinder]

here are the answers:

 

level 1: Duck hunt (trick question)

 

level 2: E.t 2600

 

level 3: Donkey Kong 3

 

level 4: I believed it was "the immortal" however i believe cinder is right that it's Snake Rattle 'n Roll!

 

level 5: Hero's Quest 1 : so you want to be a hero (also known as quest for glory)

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Next stage:

 

level 1- physically wore you out and was a form of exercise

 

level 2- adventures of a boy that uses alchemy and his dog.

 

level 3- had a move that looked like you were molesting the enemies.

 

level 4- action rpg that had a useful glitch/exploit, in that you could keep casting spells in a row without the enemies recovering

 

level 5- contrary to popular belief, pong was not the first "computer game" this was, what was it?

 

1: Track & Field (Came with the NES powerpad or whatever that thing was you stepped on, right?)

 

3: Michael Jackson's Moonwalker? (lolz)

 

5: This is a true matter of opinion. Involving a "computer" by dictionary definition? That would be "Spacewar" in 1961.

[Robert]

Pong was probably the first actual "Game" you could buy in the shop and just plug it into your TV, and simply switch it on and play it. But computer languages have been around a lot longer, and, no doubt many games would have been written from the 1940's onwards. Given the lack of graphics in those days, the output device being a teletype printer, the games therefore would all have been text.

[ken_cinder]

Pong was probably the first actual "Game" you could buy in the shop and just plug it into your TV, and simply switch it on and play it. But computer languages have been around a lot longer, and, no doubt many games would have been written from the 1940's onwards. Given the lack of graphics in those days, the output device being a teletype printer, the games therefore would all have been text.

 

Not true, 1951, oscilloscope used to create a "tennis" game. Nothing interactive before that date.

And the Magnavox Odyssey came out before Atari released Pong.

[Elazul Yagami]

answers:

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level 1- world track class meet. (nes powerpad game)

 

level 2- Secret of Evermore

 

level 3- Badstreet Brawler

 

level 4- Secret of Mana

 

level 5- Space war correct. interesting fact :

first electronic game was created on a laboratory oscilloscope called Tennis for Two.

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Next set:

 

level 1- konami code gave you 30 lives

 

level 2- sequel to the game hitler was the final boss in

 

level 3- nes game had first person sections, were supposed to rescue people

 

level 4- clone of SMB on the Commodore 64.

 

level 5- the star of the game built in the sega master system

[Robert]

2 - Spear of Destiny.

[GodPigeon]

1. HES ON FIIIRREE!!!!

 

2. "What a Horrible Night to have a Curse"

 

3. Using the Knife in this game is just as fun if not More fun then using the Guns

[GodPigeon]

Not true, 1951, oscilloscope used to create a "tennis" game. Nothing interactive before that date.

And the Magnavox Odyssey came out before Atari released Pong.

 

I own one of those. The two Joysticks Come ON the console. I have like 5 games for it.