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poll Pac-Man or Space Invaders? Frogger, maybe? Cast your vote for which game was the best of that bygone era.
poll Pac-Man or Space Invaders? Frogger, maybe? Cast your vote for which game was the best of that bygone era.
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2. Major Havoc
3. Tempest
That's all folks!
I loved Congo Bongo, Donkey Kong Jr. and Robotron as well. Ahh the good old days...
Interestingly, I never liked any of the ones picked by CNet as Top Ten (although I must admit that most other people did).
This was the only game that really
gave you 6 points of control & the
gun. This was the ultimate !!
Other classic fighters are Karate Champ and Yi Ar Kung Fu.
My brother-in-law and I spent countless hours playing, we finally beat all 100 levels with bonus rounds. The bonus areas required no deaths to enter.
About Tempest:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_%28arcade_game%29
Have FUN!!! :D
- I agree, Dig Dug was the best and still is
- by bear740 June 15, 2007 10:09 PM PDT
- I cannot believe that C/net left out Dig Dug, it was just a more fun game, you had control of how and where you went and was not as repetitive as the other games. I also want to clear up something about Pole Position, that was an Atari game that was found only on the Atari Computers and game systems until Atari released it to other systems. It was the number one game on the Atari computers, not Commodore.
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