New here
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2020 6:43 pm
Hello everybody,
I'm new here and would like to introduce myself. I am 51 years and I first played Boulder Dash way back in 1985 or 1986 on my Commodore 64. I only had 3 games as money was tight: Super Pipeline, Boulder Dash and Spy Vs Spy. The game my friends and I always came back to for more was of course Boulder Dash.
Recently I have been trying out C64 emulation, G Dash and Boulder Remake.
I am not a particularly good player and I crumble under pressure – I prefer more relaxed thinking/puzzle caves (is there really such a thing?) rather than hectic time limits and running around in a panic.
I have recently begun playing the original levels through and it is a real trip down memory lane. My 9 year old son thinks I’ve had some kind of breakdown when he sees me playing and hears the „horrible noises and music“ coming from my laptop!
I'm new here and would like to introduce myself. I am 51 years and I first played Boulder Dash way back in 1985 or 1986 on my Commodore 64. I only had 3 games as money was tight: Super Pipeline, Boulder Dash and Spy Vs Spy. The game my friends and I always came back to for more was of course Boulder Dash.
Recently I have been trying out C64 emulation, G Dash and Boulder Remake.
I am not a particularly good player and I crumble under pressure – I prefer more relaxed thinking/puzzle caves (is there really such a thing?) rather than hectic time limits and running around in a panic.
I have recently begun playing the original levels through and it is a real trip down memory lane. My 9 year old son thinks I’ve had some kind of breakdown when he sees me playing and hears the „horrible noises and music“ coming from my laptop!
