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Wow, I'd forgotten all about those.phelot said:check out these awesome Wing Commander blue prints. Talk about awesome.
Wow, I'd forgotten all about those.phelot said:check out these awesome Wing Commander blue prints. Talk about awesome.
DriacKin said:Makes you wonder how many of those games he never finished or for that matter, even played...
Luzur said:ive been collecting since 1998-99 so ive had time to try them. its a pity though that my ex GF managed to get me to sell most of my PC stash, otherwise i would still have my Baldurs Gate I-II, Fallout I-II and Strife big boxes and other games.
otherwise i would still have my Baldurs Gate I-II, Fallout I-II and Strife big boxes and other games.
Probably bought it just for the sake of owning the whole ES series.Felix said:Oblivion? really?
Melcar said:Imagine all the loot Luzur will drop.
DaveO said:Luzur again for the win!
Luzur. The Arcanum box. You have it upside-down. :<
Also... Dink Smallwood? Boxed? What the fuck?
You guys need help. Showing off boxes? At least collecting guns have better use.
The Magic Candle 1 is not in the collection. And the Magic Candle 2 is the budget boxed version. Blasphemy!
Do you have all goldbox games? I noticed only FRUA and Kryyn on your shelves.
Probably bought it just for the sake of owning the whole ES series.
analt said:DaveO said:Luzur again for the win!
I dunno, the Origin shelf looks a little thin. Who has Ogre but no Savage Empire, Martian Dreams, Knights of Legend, Times of Lore, Bad Blood, 2400 AD, Tangled Tales and Windwalker? And there are things besides games on these shelves; if you don't have multiple closets devoted entirely to games, there's no way you can win a Codex pissing contest.
:Salute: to anyone who's actually played all the way through Legends of Valour, though. And kids today think they know bad games ...
And also the Might & Magic fanboy award.ghostdog said:Luzur, you just won this thread.
I hate you. :evil:
JarlFrank said:If I was a woman, I would marry you, Luzur.
And any girlfriend that expresses any other emotion than awe and admiration at seeing that collection is not worthy. I'd kill for that collection.
Or even get a job, that's how far I'd go, because it's really that awesome.
And also the Might & Magic fanboy award.
No, but I was certain it was a freeware game.Luzur said:Also... Dink Smallwood? Boxed? What the fuck?
bought it when it was brand new, why, are they rare now?
Dink Smallwood is a humorous zelda-like isometric adventure/RPG produced and published by Robinson Technologies in 1997.
One of the unique features of Dink is its abilities to run Dink Modules (DMOD's) for unlimited adventure. Dink Edit is included with the game so you can make your own.
On 10-17-1999 we released the game as freeware, no ad-ware, no spyware and no strings attached.