08-11-2003 01:34									#391
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We have a winner.

Deathwish III

Published by Gremlin Interactive





Just something relaxing about shooting hookers and old ladies, and not being arrested.

One of the key fun parts of the game, was that you could keep a target "dancing" up in the air, as long as you continued to have ammo for your machine gun.

OK... so it was a bit shallow and crap.

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	08-11-2003 02:01									#392
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Oh No!

Not Rhymey Rhymerton again!

	08-11-2003 02:49									#393
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What!!! Again!?

	08-11-2003 03:41									#394
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Hoggie Hoggerton more like.

	08-11-2003 03:41									#395
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huh?

	08-11-2003 03:53									#396
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Cap has a special style. He gives his clues in rhyme. However, me may be out of rhymes since he has won lots of games recently.

	08-11-2003 04:09									#397
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You can certainly say that. I need to come up with a game fast but what!?

check back tomorrow...

	08-11-2003 04:50									#398
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Is that a clue?

	08-11-2003 15:38									#399
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Alright I got one. I checked the list at the start so it's still 'fresh'. It was released in the mid 80's for various 8-bit computers( C64, spectrum, amstrad).


It's really an odd one, so to keep it simple at the start
This game was a sequel, were the former villain took the part...

	08-11-2003 16:01									#400
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Öhhh, Donkey Kong?

	09-11-2003 03:43									#401
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Nope, another clue...

You could say it has something to do with halloween
And bouncing around, all over the screen...

Try to google that!

	09-11-2003 04:01									#402
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This is sounding familiar, but a couple of more nuerons need to remake the connections.

	09-11-2003 05:36									#403
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Trap Door?

	09-11-2003 12:58									#404
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Trap Door? I haven't heard that name in awhile. No, it isn't Trapdoor nor it's sequel but you're moving in the right direction.

	10-11-2003 01:00									#405
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The game in question is probably Cauldron II. The main character is a bouncing pumpkin and it has to collect some items jumping around the platforms (the age of platform games). I liked two witches in the upper corners of the screen laughing sinisterly whenever you die

	10-11-2003 01:09									#406
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Crumbs...........I haven't thought about that game for years. It sounds like a good shot.

	10-11-2003 01:15									#407
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I think I have played this game for a total of, like, 5 minutes.

But yeah...it's probably it

Asmodean

	10-11-2003 01:41									#408
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I didn't like the game either

The witches soon became boring. And platforms are not really my field if you know what I mean

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quote: Originally posted by ljcvetko The game in question is probably Cauldron II. The main character is a bouncing pumpkin and it has to collect some items jumping around the platforms (the age of platform games). I liked two witches in the upper corners of the screen laughing sinisterly whenever you die

That's it! It is indeed Cauldron II and it was fiendishly difficult even with infinite lives poke.




Ljcvetko has the floor.

	10-11-2003 02:06									#410
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Btw here's a link to the Flash version of Cauldron 2 in all its glory.

http://www.cauldron-2.com/

	10-11-2003 02:09									#411
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Over to you Ijcvetko.

	10-11-2003 02:27									#412
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It’s time to share with you people my very first multiplayer experience.

I played this game with my friends occasionally on my C64 during the eighties.

You are in the role of a fighter pilot and your goal is to fend off an alien invasion shooting at some sort of alien birds. You can fly in all eight directions using joystick, but you have limited fuel. From time to time, a supply plane flies over you and you have to catch the fuel it drops.

This is probably enough to guess if you have played the game.

This is an old game, from 1983, so I don’t expect correct answers from young punks like Dr. Spike.

	10-11-2003 02:37									#413
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Does it also have something to do with protecting skyscrapers (or trying to destroy them in the process)?

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	10-11-2003 02:45									#414
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I used to level them very early on to have more manoeuvring space.

But the best effect was when an egg hatched into a crawling alien who ate the lowest floors of the skyscrapers and they collapsed

	10-11-2003 02:57									#415
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Yeah, that game was pretty cool at the time. I played it a few years later once we got a C64. As it luck would have it the name escapes me for the moment.

	10-11-2003 02:59									#416
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Go on, Cap...it doesn't matter...go ahead and take the honours

Asmodean

	10-11-2003 03:07									#417
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Naaah...where would be the challenge? Besides, I have a good idea DrSpike might know it as well.

	10-11-2003 03:13									#418
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Doc is too young for this one. He's going to need all the help I can give

Attachment: c64_0089_07.png
This has been downloaded 53 time(s).

	10-11-2003 04:47									#419
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I have to agree.............this one is 3 years before I got my Spectrum, and it doesn't ring any bells.

	10-11-2003 07:51									#420
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Can't say that I remember it either and I thought that I cornered the C64 game market