My Ultimate favourite collection of classics

[sycogrim]

I have 2 additional games to add to the list:

The First has to be!!

Jazz The Jack Rabbit



I really enjoyed playing this as a kid and playing with the cheats a lot

Anyway this game is available for download here for Mahala.

Enjoy

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The next time I'd like to point out is a LucasArts game and I think this game was mentioned earlier in the sub-section.

FullThrottle



Now since games like this (being a classic point and click style) were quite popular back in 1995 along with many others which will be mentioned soon.

Even though this is an oldie and yes it is available to freely download, it was action packed as a kid, not to mention the cheesy music played in the background. But hell it was a lot of fun and I'm pretty sure those of you who loved the games LucasArts released, would definitely remember this game.



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[Dohc-WP]

I have 2 additional games to add to the list:

The First has to be!!

Jazz The Jack Rabbit



I really enjoyed playing this as a kid and playing with the cheats a lot

Anyway this game is available for download here for Mahala.

Enjoy

Click me


The next time I'd like to point out is a LucasArts game and I think this game was mentioned earlier in the sub-section.

Epic made Jazz jacrabbit afaik

[sycogrim]

The other 2 Point and Click games I would like to mention are as follows:

My Favourite and one which I still have on DosBox is:

Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis



This was released back in 1992 when I was 6years old and I still remember having to click all over the place to achieve your objectives. Since this game wasn't the first LucasArts game released (Labyrinth released in 1986), it still bring back awesome memories of how today we see certain games as classics.



The game can be downloaded from here:

Click me

The other addition to add to my series of Point and Click games is:

Beneath Steel Sky



I think after playing a few Point and Click games, including Beneath steel sky. My attention to PaC games and appreciation became clear that I was not only addicted to them but I appreciated the value of how much they made you think overall. Beneath Steel Sky, was probably the last PaC game I played until probably about 8 years ago, when we would sit in our Comp Centre at school after hours and play Point and Click games as well as various other Multiplayer games.

This wasn't the only game which brought back some memorable moments, but definitely a cherished one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm7V-VrlJuo

Click HERE

[maeztro]

MAME led to me starting to attempt to make a complete collection of classic gaming console roms, not only the arcade games. Currently sitting at 13.8% completed of the TOSEC dat collection, and 83.8% of the different arcade sets I am attempting to complete. The death of MegaUpload and a stolen laptop lead to the low completion of the tosec sets.

[matt]

The other 2 Point and Click games I would like to mention are as follows:

My Favourite and one which I still have on DosBox is:

Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis



This was released back in 1992 when I was 6years old and I still remember having to click all over the place to achieve your objectives. Since this game wasn't the first LucasArts game released (Labyrinth released in 1986), it still bring back awesome memories of how today we see certain games as classics.

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis was an AWESOME game. Probably actually one of the best from about that time. I also remember the copy protection was that it would ask you something like what's the 5th word on the 2nd paragraph on page 15 of the manual, and the manual was printed in light blue ink that wouldn't get picked up by a photocopy machine...