Gromit
International Man of Misery
Double Dragon stole a LOT of my cash in the arcade
International karate and kung fu master stole mine.
Got to the stage where no one could beat me at International Karate. My reverse punch was devasting.
Double Dragon stole a LOT of my cash in the arcade
The Hobbit (text adventure)
I forgot Afterburner.

If your game is from the 90s, it isn't properly old school. If it is on the Amiga or Atari ST then it DEFINITELY isn't properly old school. I remember when 16 bit machines represented the impossible dream of next generation awesomeness.

Double Dragon stole a LOT of my cash in the arcade
If your game is from the 90s, it isn't properly old school. If it is on the Amiga or Atari ST then it DEFINITELY isn't properly old school. I remember when 16 bit machines represented the impossible dream of next generation awesomeness.
meh meh and meh.
This any better then?
Chase H.Q. (1988)![]()

Not oldskool. Scaling sprites (from Space Harrier onwards) represented the begining of the 16bit era (the arcade machines were all 16bit)...old skool proper is 8-bit, so even including Amiga games here is a bit![]()
Bah. The PlayStation 2 is from over half my cousin's life ago. Old school isn't measured by half-life.I disagree
I regard Amiga's and ST's as old school
it's from over half my life ago
Not saying it wasn't a great game, tho.
My fave of all that era of Sega arcade machines was Out Run...
Bah. The PlayStation 2 is from over half my cousin's life ago. Old school isn't measured by half-life.

Glad you got the joke.Half Life isn't old school![]()
Dude, didn't anyone tell you about 'elbowing' in Double Dragon?
That's all you had to do from beginning to end.
20p could have lasted you for at least 40mins!!!

Right. I'm off to play Secret of Monkey Island 2 over lunch via SCUMMVM on my Nintendo DS. Those of you who think that 16-bit was old school may think that I am kicking it old school.
Bah. The PlayStation 2 is from over half my cousin's life ago. Old school isn't measured by half-life.
Many of the ones above.
Here are some of mine:
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Early version of motion capture AND sampled speech. In 1984/85!
And that one where you rebounded balls off a side to side moving thing to break a wall.
'wallbreaker'