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Plays far too slowly. I want to see a proper sim of the vector graphic version

I played this on an IBM Laptop with an orange/black monochrome display that ran WIN 3.1 Loved this game and remember EXACTLY how the setting in our house was with me dabbling DRILLER. Oh boy... good times

RUclips notifications have been really wonky lately. I've been subscribed to your channel and got the "All notifications" enabled but I never get any notifications whenever you post something.

Bit confused by this one. I remember playing the first Strip Poker by Artworx back in 1985. When Strip Poker 2 came along it had colour images of the ladies instead of pixel art. Looked much better than in this video. Is it a graphics card or monitor issue, or did they just do a bad job of the remake 🤷‍♂️

1:36 I presume you meant Ripley, the main character. Ridley Scott is the director of the some of the movies in the _Alien_ franchise.

Those instructions 😂

Please do chuck yeager air combat!

This also was on the Commodore 64. Not as fun as Gunship, but it was fun.

This was the best game in the 80s. You had Vietnam, USSR and flying the top helicopter around after only seeing Hueys in Vietnam. This was hours and hours of action and it changed with each mission. They even had the auto rotation. It worked. I was there. No engines d/t enemy fire and still landed and made it back home. The medals were great and the awards ceremony with the higher ranking guys.

Hey now. Now this is what Im talking about. Filth!

Scope FTW! I think they stopped publishing in mid nineties.

My First PC Game, was a Shareware copy of Commander Keen 1. It also had a Cheryl Tiegs Clock on it, she was in a Bikini: At 7 I thought this was Pr0N, and Made sure Mom never saw it LOL New Sub: Detroit, Michigan, US

Penny is the kind of model who sells a game like this. 😍

This guy looks like exactly the kind of person who would play a game like this.

Real hardware does not have these problems, because software is not capable of emulating hardware accurately enough. Just buy real hardware.

I was probably 9 or 10 and my next door neighbor's father secretly had Leisure Suit Larry on their 286 PC. We used to sneak around playing it when they weren't around.

I also prefer amber. It takes me right back there.

what a weird one

first ever strip poker?

woah good skin tones for ega

If i ever find this game for my Amiga 500, i might NEVER switch off that computer ever again 😹!

you shot an oil tanker!

Hey, there was a 2D black and white submarine game along time ago! Do you know of this game? It was on PC and C64 I think! 😁👍👍🇺🇸

I meow admitting one thing 😹... I still have STRIP POKER II 😻❤️🌹 for my Commodore 64 (loose, tape) and Amiga 500 (CiB, Top Short release) 😻😹😺👍🕹️. I also have SAMANTHA OF STRIP POKER 😻❤️🌹 for my Commodore 64 (loose, tape) 😻😹😺👍🕹️. The graphics on the MS-DOS look cool 😸😺👍.

I wasn’t alive in the 90s let alone the 80s, but it’s still fascinating to me to see where games started and how they evolved over time. Thanks for uploading

Parece Hang On do SG-1000

a bit like Alley Cat, another cool dos game

I have played this Sega Arcade game on my Amiga 500 back as a young little boy in the early 1990's. And this is the first time, i see the PC version of this game. The game is hard and challenging 😹, but the graphics look nice 🐱👍🕹️.

i am so not a sports person, but for some reason i often liked these super early gaming era sports games. maybe its because the play loop is more similar to a shooter of the era, and more advanced sports games (past 8 bit i've noticed,) handle more and more like the actual sport, and i get bored lol. i have wanted to get into DOS emulation for a minute now, i've just had so much going on that i haven't gotten to it. i generally feel like i would choose the garish magenta/cyan split, as i like how strange and offbeat it is, and i just love those colors, but you kinda sold me on mono-amber. its warm and inviting, and it is quick and easy to make sense of the pixel imagery. neat stuff, thanks for putting this out there.

Have to agree that I don't really see the cat doing anything that would justify the "bad" title, unless wearing a bandana and sunglasses counts.

You might be my only hope. When I was a kid we had a PC built by my uncle. It could print banners on a dot matrix printer and it played one game.. i think the command was dino.exe. I can not find this game. I remember that it was very primitive and was two tone. Any thoughts??

I meow as a big fan of the cats 🐈🐾 😺👍. Also, i have BAD CAT (CiB, tape) for my Commodore 64 😹👍🕹️. When i saw that game at a finnish 🇫🇮 website somewhere in the early 2020's, i meowed crying of happiness 😹. In fact, i was not the only one to want that game 😹. There was a bidding battle for it, and i won this game for 24€ 😹😺👍🕹️. That game was NOT that easy to find nowhere in Finland 🇫🇮 😹. Graphically, the PC version of BAD CAT meows looking as purrfect as the Commodore 64 Amiga versions 😺👍🕹️. However, the gameplay 🕹️ meows frustrating 😹. A big retrospective like 👍🕹️ from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.

Thanks for posting, eh. Had a lot of fun with this one as a kid. Don't think I ever got past level 3, never saw any aircraft.

This is one of those games that made me doubt the relevance of the IBM PC! 1984 C64 "Rally Speedway" ruclips.net/video/RGoLY6tICaQ/видео.html Original was 1979 Intellivision "Auto Racing" ruclips.net/video/kWaUCaRAioQ/видео.html

3:01 Heh, the car drove straight through the house there.

I had no idea there was a DOS version of this game. I grew up playing Starquake on ZX Spectrum and never got very far. 😄 Thank you for your review. 😊

Excellent game, played it a lot. Great music and graphics and gameplay. Fantastic. Very hard to end it

Yeah i played this too!

This game is the best golf game I've ever played

I played this game for hours when i was a kid

Thanks for sharing! My dad is Al Jimenez. He wrote this for my sisters and me when we were kids and pac man crazy. He shared it freely on floppy discs and I guess it spread all over! So funny to see it still exists. He was an electrical engineer for IBM back then. He would have loved to have seen it alive and well on RUclips.

You were killed because you entered a minefield in your first two tries. Btw. this has been my favourite game on the C64. Much ahead of its time. Great work as usual back then by MicroProse. Sadly the Amiga version sucks.

The detailed metallic shine on the graphics was a quite big deal back when this came out. Very visually pretty game for its era.

I'd hazard a guess that the decline in the popularity of boxing is down to two factors - MMA drawing the fighting enthusiasts in as a "more realistic" fighting sport, and increased awareness of the long-term damage caused by hits to the head.

Wow i remember playing this as a kid and absolutely loved it. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Huff!! Lo jugué desde que salió hasta con el XP!! Por ese mismo año también salió el F19 Stealth fighter que también es fantástico!! Gracias.

I love this game. Still have it on a Tandy 1000 that I play every once in awhile. Sound was/is so much better on those than the PC Speaker! Actually found that 486 and faster was too fast for the weapons to function properly. Have to slow it down for the emulators. Keyboard overlay is long gone but I've got it memorized.Takes a lot of thought and planning if you're into that sort of thing.

I played the hell out of this as a kid. It came as part of a cheap software bundle that I found in a bargain bin when my dad took me to a software store (remember those?) back in maybe 1991. My god, the repetition involved. I just kept coming back because of the challenge, and the knowledge that there was more to discover in the dungeon. My dad was always amazed to see me playing it years later when there were way better-looking games in my collection. It was so damned hard. But I eventually learned that if I died I could turn the computer off really fast in order to cheat death. I think I was playing directly off the disk drive. Even still, I don’t think I ever beat it.

This looks like an overly complicated Star Raiders.