The Oregon Trail

[Deleter]

they had it on all my computers at my private school as well, not just public schools Along with math blaster, that was probably the first comp game I ever played, and there was this one where you construct a rocket from parts and try to go the highest .

[Anonymous]

ever play the paper airplane launching game? that owned.

[barok]

Yukon Trail.
That game pwnt.

amen.

nathan: your welcome!

[na_th_an]

hey na_th, sorry. i thought you were just being a party pooper like "huh, wha, who cares" ;p
anyways yeah its a classic from WAY back. probbly had it on lots of early ibm and apple pc's in public schools.

and i believe the gold game was called "dig it" o.o i still could probably code that game, because i remember the rules ;p

Well, the game looks terribly interesting and educative. It's a pitty that I haven't seen it before. It's one of the bad sides of having been a "country in development" during the 80s :lol: There was just 1 computer in my school when I was little, and it was used just by the almighty powerful director

[Dio]

ever play the paper airplane launching game? that owned.

never heard of it, but it sounds awesome

[yetifoot]

Does anyone remember 'Eldorados Gold'? We only had crappy BBC Micros at school till I was about 15, then it was all about 'Lander' on the Acorn Archemides

[anarky]

CRYSTAL QUEST!
SHUFFLEPUCK CAFE!
...and this other one where you were a little dude in a castle and had to throw rocks to kill things... only don't fall in any hole in the floor, because you always got into the dungeon...

Who can forget Where in the World is Carmen SanDiego? Although that franchise has since gotten bigger, as with SimCity...

EDIT: Eliza... and Chopper Rescue or something...

[Pritchard]

There was also Mystery Island I think. Where the weird doctor goes and makes you into a highly deformed doll?

[anarky]

No, I think you are thinking of the Child's Play movie franchise...

[Josiah Tobin]

Clyde's Adventure. Or whatever that was...
That game ruled. 8)