Found this link at Next Gen. Pretty entertaining:
http://keithschofield.com/et/
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Found this link at Next Gen. Pretty entertaining:
http://keithschofield.com/et/
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I can't believe they actuall went out there and dug those things up.
I doubt those are really the carts. I've always heard that they were crushed up shortly after word got out about the landfill.
Would've been better without the explanation being flashed in huge words across the screen. Otherwise I like it.
I remember reading in "The History of Video Games" that there is a parking lot over top of where the landfil was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zerodash
Also... they're mixed in with tons of garbage. Digging them up would be fucking disgusting.
I know I was young at the time, but how the hell did I come to enjoy this game?
Because you had to. Remember how long we used to be able to make one shitty game last?
ET is actually a pretty cool game once you learn how to play it. The only thing that fucks it up are the pits.
Oh god I always hated that part.
It's not really that bad if you actually knew how to play it. There were worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by voltz
So everyone seems to think that's not really the landfill eh? Well that kinda takes a bit of the 'cool' away from this video then doesn't it?
You really thought that was the real landfill?
Yes. For instance: E.T. > Art of Fighting 2Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogacuda
Not a chance.
Mr. Karate > Reese's Pieces
harvesting the lore of videogamers as if it was something to be taken lightly seems wrong, populistic and respectless. These are the legends of my people.
Wow, you are lame.
How do you actually play it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogacuda
You run around and fall into pits. Then you turn it off.
Ah, but AoF2's control is even more broken than E.T. It's easier to escape from pits in E.T. than it is do do anything in AoF2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy
kind of like the indiana jones game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogacuda
now the quest games on the other hand (sword, fire) i don't even think were games.
The indiana jones game was way ahead of its time, almost like a proto-zelda. It wasn't easy to figure out, but it was very good, I thought. Frustrating though. That last room with the Ark was a BITCH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonmaster Dyne
Yeah, SwordQuest Waterworld is probably the worst game I've ever played. They had no apparent goal or rhyme or reason.Quote:
now the quest games on the other hand (sword, fire) i don't even think were games.
GOSH! Everybody knows those carts were buried in a cement tomb.