Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: RayB on March 23, 2005, 01:26:21 pm
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Check this out:
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=13716&item=6163315149&rd=1
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Not suprised. I saw Double Dragon the board game at a thrift shop. Used pics from the game.
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I used to play this as a nipper, it was awesome! CHOMP-CHOMP-CHOMP-CHOMP-CHOMP!!!!!
http://www.iofferstores.com/bi/antiquetech--Pacman-Board-Game-Milton-Bradley-1982--1.2-2.39-3199787
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I have one of those Pacman boardgames!
Now I'll have to keep an eye out for the Centipede game.
I wonder if they did any others?
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A quick google and I find this:
http://www.ggdb.com/GGDB/BrowseCategories.asp?Cat=All.Memorabilia
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I have Zaxxon the board game...which if I remember is actually pretty cool and a lot of fun to play....of course I haven't played it since I was a kid ;)
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I used to have frogger the board game.... I had no idea how to play it ???
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I had a bunch of these... You can see pictures and stuff about the games over at http://www.boardgamegeek.com
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I used to play this as a nipper, it was awesome! CHOMP-CHOMP-CHOMP-CHOMP-CHOMP!!!!!
http://www.iofferstores.com/bi/antiquetech--Pacman-Board-Game-Milton-Bradley-1982--1.2-2.39-3199787
They should have made the Pacman board gameplay something like Hungry Hungry Hippos
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There was a Donkey Kong game too!
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When I was a kid, I made my own Tron boardgame... it wasn't based on the videogame, but it did have a lot of the elements. I hadn't actually seen the movie or game at that point, but I had the "official magazine" and had an idea what it was about. So I cut up the mag to use as parts and made the game. It had a lightcycle arena in the middle, tanks and a recognizer that would patrol the corridors, and hidden items including the discs and lightcycles. You had to locate your disc while avoiding tanks and recognizers and escape the computer with the disc, and you could use your disc to attack other players or try to break through a lightcycle wall. My friends and I played it a ton, and it was quite fun... I wish I still had it.
Once I actually saw the movie, I made a followup game and it sucked. The first time I was concentrating on making a good game with the flavor of the movie, whereas the second time I was trying to shoehorn the movie into the game. Big difference, and a big lesson learned.
--Chris