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Does anyone know what to do in that room
where a few dogs are sleeping? Is there a "mission" to do like in the other rooms? |
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15-09-2007, 10:31 AM
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Eat all the food
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02-10-2007, 07:21 PM
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1984, think about it, this game must have made gamers look like this: :w00t: . A great concept, well executed. It's so different from anything else back then and still is today, over 20 years later. It was probably the first game I ever played that really hooked me because it was more complex then anything else I could find on my uncle's XT computer with a black and white screen
 That must have been in 1987 or so, and things have really changed in the world of computer games since, but Ally Cat will outlive many of todays coffee break games in terms of originality and true FUN!
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This was the very first computer game I played, too. I never knew there was a Control-9 shortcut to add 9 lives. The action was extremely fast & difficult.
I hope real mice don't eat green cheese! :bleh: |
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24-02-2009, 02:04 PM
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It was the frist game on my life. I was under five and i hated it...i always die. By the way, its a great game
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24-02-2009, 02:20 PM
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This was my first game too! Well, at least on PC which I got after years of playing around with C64.
Alley Cat and Sopwith Camel, got those 2 games with my PC. |
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26-04-2009, 01:57 AM
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Lmao, first game I played in my life! well, along with Burning Babies and Gorillas.bas (for QuickBASIC).
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Gorilas on Quickbasic, Test Drive, Alley Cat, Donkey kong, Dig Dug, Digger and GPU (grand Prix Unlimited) ruled on that time... i was a kid but i could wait until my dad finishes his job and wash my hands of course and also managed to type under DOS to play them... great memories! congratulations for the upload
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10-06-2009, 04:10 PM
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you washed your hands before playing a game? sounds like a religion to me. a pretty neat religion actually
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atari 800 version is the greatest
atari xl/xe version is the greatest, who's the man who made this game, who did the sounds? greetings to the genius
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