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General / Re: Childhood Gaming Christmas Stories
« on: November 16, 2018, 05:08:35 pm »
BUMPED TOPIC FROM 2017
OLDGAMERZ'S REPLY:
I was always lucky at Christmas, in 1997 I got my 3rd gaming PC
a Packard Bell with some games I discovered came with it later on. I used to love playing "G-Nome", it was an underrated mech game that let you get out of your mech or tank or vehicle and roam on foot to find and steal other means for transportation. It was the first video game I ever played that let you exit your mech and find something else in fact. The game even let you enter buildings and steal your enemies encryption code and go through the level undetected. This game also had multiplayer but for some reason you didn't need to be connected to the internet in order to play multiplayer, This game was full of many glitches and poor AI but I still love it
OLDGAMERZ'S REPLY:
I was always lucky at Christmas, in 1997 I got my 3rd gaming PC
a Packard Bell with some games I discovered came with it later on. I used to love playing "G-Nome", it was an underrated mech game that let you get out of your mech or tank or vehicle and roam on foot to find and steal other means for transportation. It was the first video game I ever played that let you exit your mech and find something else in fact. The game even let you enter buildings and steal your enemies encryption code and go through the level undetected. This game also had multiplayer but for some reason you didn't need to be connected to the internet in order to play multiplayer, This game was full of many glitches and poor AI but I still love it