Guess that Game!

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It's Flipnic Ultimate Pinball...

Single player is boring, the multiplayer games are fun. This one is a soccer-like game and there's another one of triple paddle pong, both of which can get really intense with good players.


I'm sure less than 10 people of all of GTP know this game.... in other words, I win. :p

Here's another game, probably easier too:

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No one can Stop Mr. Domino... close enough.

Your go. You've played Flipnic? If I knew how to make a pong game I'd make it like the triple paddle and turn up the ball speed, god how crazy that would be.
 
I've never played Flipnic but I know my wife's played Ultimate Flipnic. We've got it around somewhere. OK, here's a quick one.

 
Nope.

Shem can you see the above link now? Had this problem before, it must be those crazy Chinese filters not liking imageshack.us.

Edit: It was on the Spectrum.
 
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Wow, this thread died a death. OK, let's make it really easy so we can move on...

This was the prequel to a game based on a famous Celtic legend published for the ZX Spectrum and Amstrad PC in 1984, however this game was published in 1985. You played the main character called Cuchulainn.

Here's the screen shot again:

 
Is it Dun Darach? (<spelling?) I vaguely remember it I think.

Cheers Shaun.
 
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YES!!!!! We have a winner! You can choose any prize from the bottom row. :D
 
Can I have the stuffed beaver on the bottom left thanks. :D

Righto, I spent many an hour on this whilst I was a wee lad. Circa 1986.

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Cheers Shaun
 
Hmmm looks sci-fi, not my genre that's for sure but it does look familiar for some reason. It may come to me down the track but at the moment i'm stumped.

Cheers Shaun.
 
This part of the game was right at the start. I think the demo released at the time allowed you to play this bit.
 
Ouch, that's gotta hurt! ;)

Hmm, I don't recognise that so it's possibly a Nintendo or Atari ST game?
 

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