03-08-2005 19:12									#31
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4d Sports Golf?

	03-08-2005 19:28									#32
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1. Game from 1991, played on my amiga 500
2. Sports game
3. One of these three guesses is the almost correct developer: Touchdown Fever, John Madden, Roller Babes.
4. You don't know Jack.
5. Think out of the box.
6. Another one of those games that had a different name in the states as compared to the isles. I'll accept either.
7. And in this corner....another wrong answer.

	03-08-2005 22:58									#33
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Mike Tyson's Punchout ? (Well, that's waaaay earlier i'm pretty sure ... but who knows? Only boxing game I know...)

	04-08-2005 00:00									#34
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Frank Bruno's boxing?

	04-08-2005 01:46									#35
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1. Game from 1991, played on my amiga 500
2. Sports game
3. One of these three guesses is the almost correct developer: Touchdown Fever, John Madden, Roller Babes.
4. You don't know Jack.
5. Think out of the box.
6. Another one of those games that had a different name in the states as compared to the isles. I'll accept either.
7. And in this corner....another wrong answer.
8. In the US version, Dan was the man.
9. XYZ
10. http:/wws.doyouhavea.clue ?

	04-08-2005 02:43									#36
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Has SC finally lost it?

	04-08-2005 03:27									#37
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No they are all pertinent clues.

	04-08-2005 14:59									#38
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aha Bop n Wrestle? i think it was called over here.

	04-08-2005 18:12									#39
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1. Game from 1991, played on my amiga 500
2. Sports game
3. One of these three guesses is the almost correct developer: Touchdown Fever, John Madden, Roller Babes.
4. You don't know Jack.
5. Think out of the box.
6. Another one of those games that had a different name in the states as compared to the isles. I'll accept either.
7. And in this corner....another wrong answer.
8. In the US version, Dan was the man.
9. XYZ
10. http:/wws.doyouhavea.clue ?
11. Cut me Mickey
12. The gloves are off.
13. He's not a special potato, he's a commentator.

	04-08-2005 19:08									#40
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well its definately boxing then

erm...Barry McGuigan's boxing? sp?

i like that last clue in particular not sure what it means yet though

Last edited by child of Thor on 04-08-2005 at 19:16

	04-08-2005 21:49									#41
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It is related to clue 8:

	05-08-2005 04:07									#42
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wwf wrestlemania by ocean?

	05-08-2005 04:15									#43
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Ok i'm shotgunning (but i don't think i managed a single guess in the last thread) - TV Sports boxing ? although according to my copies of Amiga Power (yeah i'm that sad ) that wasn't released until 93.

	05-08-2005 06:01									#44
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Ding, ding....

I was actually thinking of ABC Wide World of Sports Boxing...but it was released in Europe as TV Sports Boxing.

I can't post the weblink I got this from, the mods would frown on it.

quote: ABC's Wide World of Sports BoxingABC's Wide World of Sport Boxing is essentially the same game as Cinemaware's TV Sports Boxing, with the added chrome of Dan Dierdorf, sportscaster of ABC Sports channel. From my review of TV Sports Boxing on this site: "Cinemaware ended its acclaimed TV Sports series on a high note, with a game that remains one of the best boxing games ever made. TV Sports Boxing lets you create your own boxer from a wide range of body color, hair color, trunks color, and boxing style. You start with a fixed number of skill points which are used toward selecting you boxers skills, which include punching power, stamina, conditioning, strength and cuts. You start with a team of trainer and promoter. When you make money from winning bouts, you can hire better trainers and promoters. Your goal is to fight your way to higher rankings and eventually champion. Your promoter will suggest opponents, but you can accept or decline hoping for a different opponent. The higher ranking your opponent is, the more money you make from a fight. Win a fight and your ranking will go up, lose and it will go down. The fighting itself is a lot of fun and requires skills as well as reflexes. You learn what your opponents weaknesses are and exploit them. The boxers are represented on screen with excellent digitized players who display convincing motion when they swing hooks or uppercuts, and it is easy to tell when your boxer is taking a beating. With fluid animation, lots of atmosphere that is Cinemaware's hallmark, great control interface, and a wide variety of opponents that truly use different boxing styles, TV Sports Boxing is a must play for every boxing fan." In short, if you haven't played TVSB, this ABC Sports edition is a better choice as it is the same game, but updated with more features and real-life boxers. If you have already played TVSB, then there is little reason to play this edition except to hear Dan Dierdorf's voice.

Aside from the fact that it was released two yesrs earlier...according to Standup.

And this one has the year:
http://www.mobygames.com/game/abc-w...-sports-boxing.

	07-08-2005 04:42									#45
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Must have been the UK release was delayed - I guess ABC Wide World of Sports wouldn't mean much to a European audience. Often the case we get games later than the States.

New game tomorrow (well technically later today)

	07-08-2005 13:33									#46
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Don't remember it offhand.

	07-08-2005 21:46									#47
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First clue....

Amiga game, early 90s, crush your neighbour

	07-08-2005 23:42									#48
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I already did it but Mega-lo-Mania?

	08-08-2005 00:13									#49
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Battle Isle?

	08-08-2005 00:30									#50
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No and No.

2. Butcher, baker and candlestick maker ? Well no but there is a miller.

Ok so that was the start of a poem that went nowhere

	08-08-2005 01:08									#51
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Settlers.

	08-08-2005 16:04									#52
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Powermonger

	08-08-2005 19:39									#53
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Beasts and bumpkins?

	08-08-2005 21:06									#54
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Conquest of the new world

	09-08-2005 02:05									#55
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No to all.

3. Berg, Brickfielder, Reshabar? not really but Mistral ? well i'd think so.

	09-08-2005 14:19									#56
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tricky one this

Gettysburg?

	09-08-2005 17:39									#57
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Nope. Clue three is a bit lateral and while it makes sense to me.......

1. Amiga game, early 90s, crush your neighbour

2. Butcher, baker and candlestick maker ? Well no but there is a miller.

3. Berg, Brickfielder, Reshabar? not really but Mistral ? well i'd think so.

4. maybe i should play the Joker

	09-08-2005 17:52									#58
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the worst thing about this is i knew the game(i think!) yesterday but couldn't remember it - so i was going to check my games last night and post the answer today.
I forgot so now i'm twiddling my thumbs and don't know what to guess.

I can describe the cover if you want It had lots of 'bricks' on it

	09-08-2005 18:32									#59
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quote: I forgot so now i'm twiddling my thumbs and don't know what to guess

busy at work then ?

don't remember lots of bricks but i don't have the game box anymore so couldn't be sure. There was a yellowish, purple, brownish, brick ? colour style and theme to the graphics though that could just have been the Amiga's limited palette.

	09-08-2005 18:39									#60
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quote: Originally posted by Standup busy at work then ? don't remember lots of bricks but i don't have the game box anymore so couldn't be sure. There was a yellowish, purple, brownish, brick ? colour style and theme to the graphics though that could just have been the Amiga's limited palette.

blasphemy!! stone him!! the amiga was one of the first super colourful home computers(well the atari800 could use tricks to display 256 on screen at once- as shown in my Alternate reality thread in classic games(plug!) ) - it(the amiga) had a pallette of 16,000 colours(IIRC).

I liked the detail of the food model for the type of game it was, its on the tip of my fingers........grrrrr.... frustrating as i'm away untill thursday after today.

Edit: i remembered it - bad thing is it was for PC only oh well