southern_land wrote: |
Technically speaking it was stealth fighter (I think that's what it was called) on Amiga 500 It required the massive space of three floppies!!!!!! Having said that the game play was better than some more modern games.
...followed by Janes ATF and Janes Fleet command on PC |
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mooxe wrote: |
Actually I think Defender of the Crown was really my 1st wargame. |
Badger-Bag wrote: |
Kids these days don't know HOW to play outside, all their games have to be on the computor . . . .umm . . .
All kiwi blokes my age, used to play war outside, with Toi Toi fronds as spears. This goes back to way before europeans came to our Islands. The other name for them is Prince of Wales Feathers. They grow on a bush, have a long (about 2 mtrs for a long one) tough stalk about broomhandle thickness, and fluffy feathers on one end, the end of the stalk that hits you is toughened with a knd of war-head. You just snap them off the bush, and bingo, armed spear-chuckers. Maori boys used them for war training, and we used to find a small hill, and split into two groups, the smaller group got to hold the hill top against the assault team coming up from below. I was going to provide a link, but too long, put Toi Toi into google image. Kids today wouldn't play toi toi wars, too soft. |
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