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Old MS-DOS (I think, could have been Win 3.1 etc) 3D cockpit space shooter. May have had wingmen. Had 10 weapons bound to the number keys: a few of them were reminiscent of Star Wars/Star Trek stuff like 'Photon Torpedoes' (think those were on key 3). The final level involved you flying into a large superstructure, that was a giant sphere with small gaps in between (think a giant rubber band ball except made of space metal). That game sucked up a lot of my childhood and I'd give anything to play it again.
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bigman.50grand posted:Wing Commander maybe? Nope, tried that already. Unless I am grossly misremembering, there was little to no plot and ground missions, and the UI doesn't seem familiar. Thanks though.
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SoupyTwist posted:Terminal Velocity? Terminal Velocity looks right, especially the final stage. I'll check it out, thanks 
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Synnr posted:-The first one we played in elementary school. You were...a...guy who was made up of a tv I think? You went around a tv/radio station and solved math/english/science problems and earned points or something, I can't really remember. I think this was probably early 90s when I played it. I want to say it was -something-blaster but my google-fu is failing me
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Trying to remember the name of an old kids' educational game, probably Win 3.1 or at latest 95-era and came on a CD-ROM. You drove a truck around on a flat road plane with exit signs that you could turn off onto to play minigames like putting out fires and unloading hay at a farm or something. You would run out of fuel eventually so you had to turn off and gas up sometimes, and you had a home base you could return to which had additional minigames. I want to say it was called "Big Rig" with a yellow diamond shaped logo but that name just turns up an old DOS managerial game and Big Rig Racing. I remember playing the hell out of it as a kid.
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