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Tracer · 02-07-2004, 05:41 PM

Every now and then I pull out my Quest for Glory games (formly named Hero's Quest). Love 'em. A fan-based company called Tierra is supposedly remaking QG2 with VGA graphics.

I definately remember wasting a lot of time playing Ski Free (though I don't know where my 2001 windows games CD is to re-install it). All I remember is getting to the bottom of the slope and that damn dog tripping me. Micro Man was another cool one off that disk.

I really enjoyed Command & Conquer back in the day (with my then-awesome Pentium 100!!). I used to deathmatch my friends in that every night (caused quite a few fights too

).

Baldur's Gate II (if that's considered old... it came out in like 2001 right?)

Anyhow, my computer is getting pretty ancient so I probably won't ever be playing "new" games on it. Therefore all my games are old!

-Tracer

02-07-2004, 05:41 PM	#120 (permalink)
Tracer Upright Location: Frostburg (aka Antarctica)	Every now and then I pull out my Quest for Glory games (formly named Hero's Quest). Love 'em. A fan-based company called Tierra is supposedly remaking QG2 with VGA graphics. I definately remember wasting a lot of time playing Ski Free (though I don't know where my 2001 windows games CD is to re-install it). All I remember is getting to the bottom of the slope and that damn dog tripping me. Micro Man was another cool one off that disk. I really enjoyed Command & Conquer back in the day (with my then-awesome Pentium 100!!). I used to deathmatch my friends in that every night (caused quite a few fights too ). Baldur's Gate II (if that's considered old... it came out in like 2001 right?) Anyhow, my computer is getting pretty ancient so I probably won't ever be playing "new" games on it. Therefore all my games are old! -Tracer __________________ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= "The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality." -Dante