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scamtank posted:The military school thing was in Willy Beamish. Not sure why you wouldn't find it in the Sierra catalog, though. Could your memory be blending games together? It was published by Dynamix before Sierra engulfed them.
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The Joe Man posted:It's this or the sequel, isn't it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U31LuXTn4k I keep forgetting Gahan Wilson made a game and I always want to play it once I remember
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Hakkesshu posted:Yeah, that's it exactly. Never could figure out if I wanted to buy it or not. Every review I've read said it's a game with interesting ideas and bad execution. Pretty sure there's an LP or two you could track down.
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Capsaicin posted:I don't think it was that one. I seem to remember it being a 2-D game, but I'm not sure. The pyramid didn't spin, and it had more of a red/blue to it. I really, really want to say that's Chrono Trigger but I couldn't name the attack and it's also a fairly memorable game.
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Mrit posted:We had an Atari, and it was a tank game where there was all these different kinds of levels where the only difference was rules of the game. It was a 2 player game and you would try and shoot the other tank. On one of the modes, the bullets would bounce. That's Combat! Famous for "Invisible Tank Pong"
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