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I still have the box. Such a great game. Pity i never bought the expansions

Sierra literally invented graphic adventures but playing those games was often a pain. Personally I never finished any Sierra adventure. Lucasarts perfected the game design, introduced point and click, and made those games fun to play. No surprise lucasarts adventures are still loved today

You are right, the EGA version looks very similar to the Atari ST one. It’s not bad. Anyway the Amiga one is better. I am actually surprised the Amiga version is not a simple port of the Atari ST, it was a common practice, instead they remade it for the Amiga.

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Lol now you make me feel guilty I just barely mentioned the NES version in the article. I will have to expand it 😂

I didn’t have a NES so I only tried the NES version recently on the emulator and I was surprised how good it is. But yeah clearly the original is better.

Sid Meier's Pirates! — The original C64 (1987), the Amiga (1990), Pirates! Gold for DOS (1993), or Pirates! Gold for Amiga CD32 (1994)?
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Also Lionheart & Hired Guns for Amiga, Dark Sun Shattered Lands & Fantasy Empires for PC. I loved Fantasy Empires, I think it was my first PC game..

Ultima VII: The Black Gate (1992). NPCs had daily schedules. Bread baked in real ovens. You could pick up and move almost any object in the world. I spent so many hours on this game. Still one of the greatest RPGs ever made. 🗡️ #RetroGaming #DOS #Ultima #RPG

My god, I'm so curious to try this. Have you already posted it on the Lexaloffe forum?

Thank you! I’m glad you agree 😊

Wow this is amazing! Congrats!

Midtown Madness: The Game That Invented Open-World Driving Midtown Madness (1999) put you behind the wheel in an open Chicago - years before GTA did it. The untold story of the game that invented open-world driving.

Midtown Madness - the racing game that invented open world driving #midtownmadness #retro #racing #chicago

The Last Ninja: The C64 Game That Defined a Generation The Last Ninja: the C64 classic that defined a generation. History, gameplay, soundtrack and legacy of System 3's 1987 masterpiece.

One of the most unforgettable experience. Have you ever played The Last Ninja on the Commodore 64?

The 20 best Commodore 64 games ever made - from Last Ninja to Impossible Mission. The definitive C64 rankings for retro gaming fans.
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