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I just found my old copy of Sid Meier's Civilization, my all-time favorite computer game, followed closely by Master of Orion. (When I say "just," I mean six hours ago; I've been playing it ever since.)<P>What's your favorite computer/video game?

Hard to say since my job has sucked the enthusiasm out of me. I'll go with Perfect Dark since I'm in that kind of mood. I thought shooting my friend with tranquilzer darts till he died was kinda funny. Of course, chasing him while he's unarmed with the lethal injection function of it and taunting him's kinda fun too.<P>JtP- Come here Sean, I just wanna talk.........mwahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa!!!!!

I have a "thing" for Jonathan Dark.<P>Ever since a nightmare I had, I've developed a habit of setting all the sims to look like Jon and run around killing them all, trying to shoot them in the balls.<P>And the greatest PC game of all time is Hexen. Really.<P>N64- Best FPS is PD, best 3dRomp is BK/T.<P>PS- Uh . . . <P>

I bet your all SO excited to see that Gee is back. Okay so you have no idea who I am. we can work with that. anyways...<P>My fav for computer is: I have no idea. havent played alot of cpmputers<P>64: Zelda. no doubt. that game is FUN.<P>PS: err...soo many. Probably Metal Gear Solid. I like SPyro the Dragon 2 too.<P>Dreamcast:: havent played many for it, but Tony HAwk Pro skater is the best of what I have played.<P>PErfect Dark is cool, but its single player mode is boring. Mulitplayer is very fun. <P>

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I have yet to play any of the N64 Zelda games. Then again, I have yet to play a lot of games.

Oh, geez.<P>I'm not that much of a gamer. I'd have to say I really like LucasArts "Curse of Monkey Island" and "Grim Fandango"... but I can't get G.F. to work. Apparently there's a bug that only happens with Pentium II and above, and I've got a III. There's a patch to download, but I'm not enough of a gameplayer to even know what to DO with the patch. Like, does it have to be in a certain directory? Do I have to have G.F. on my system and not just on CD-ROM? Do I have to activate it somehow or is it automatic? And I can't get any good response from LucasArts.<P>So, since I'm peeved w/ Lucas, I'll just say that I really enjoy Freecell. Heh.<P>And I like the Nintendo Zelda stuff; I haven't seen the Game Boy one or the newest N64 game, but I've played the first two about a million times each and I'm stuck on the first N64 game; I just can't seem to land enough hits on "Bongo Bongo".<P>-S. Strange<P>------------------
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OoT!! Wheeee!<P>Link's Awakening, the Gamboy one, is the best in my opinion. I've played all of them except 2, Adventures of Link or whatever it was called.

Well, now I'm not as ashamed to say I don't have any console system higher than the original Nintendo. Unless a Gameboy counts--the original, thick, clunky, grey, non-color one.<P>As far as computer games go, I prefer the older simulation-type games--Civilization, Master of Orion, SimCity, SimLife. And some of those Epic MegaGames shareware titles were good--Xargon, the Jill of the Jungle games, all those. I only have one really RAM- and CPU-intensive game, "Starfleet Acadamy." Good game.

Ah, yes. My favorite game is Quake 3 arena, for it's kick-ass music and bland plot. (I hate killing games with substance)<P>------------------
Joel Glidden, aka JOE! (L), aka Drinker of Kool Aid