Street Fighter II
Double Dragon
Doom
Super Mario Bros.
The Bard's Tale
From the first three posts, I've only heard of Load Runner (can't remember the game, but I remember the name) and Out Run (car game right?). I was a C64 kid too. These are the games from that system I remember best:
*Jumpman
*Ultima III - V
*(some game where you make a giant monster and terrorize a city Rampage style, but earlier, turn based, overhead view - I liked the Arachnid best, though the Robot was strongest I think...and was there a flyer? Don't remember)
*Bruce Lee (second player could play the big fat green enemy who we called Mr. Cho...and Mr. Cho was supported by Ninj, who was a computer controlled...ninja of course)
*(F-15 simulator...horrible graphics, only the cannon to fight with)
*POOL OF RADIANCE and follow ups <3
*The Bard's Tale
Originally posted by Kevin McfarlandGood selection. Unfortunately all from the same system. You do remind me of those top-view games where you have one or two (if two players) soldiers and keep walking forward mowing down bad guys. Some (at the arcade) had a joystick that rotated to control the little soldier's direction, allowing you to walk sideways while shooting forward etc.
mario bros all of them for oe nentindeo
Zelda
mike tyson punch out
contra
excite bike
Punch-Out is older than the Mike Tyson version, but I played the Mike Tyson one more. The original had a green wire mesh guy for the player. He looked like the Hulk kinda.
