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really old question

Postby te_lanus » Tue Jan 18, 2011 9:46 am

Hi boys

I want to know if somebody beside me can remember this game. It was called red Baron I think. Came out probably between 1985-1988.. As we got the PC second hand with the game on it in 1988-9. Ok I must say it was a old TI-business model which ran I think ti-dos as ms-dos was never capable to read the floppies I wrote on that machine.

Back to reminiscing: It was a single screen game with your plane starting in the upper left corner of the screen and flew in a straight line till it got to the other side of the screen, where it wrapped around but a line down. At the bottom of the screen there was a city which you had to bomb to make way to go land.

btw. it's not the WWI shooter, that one came out in 1990,
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Re: really old question

Postby Hot Trout » Tue Jan 18, 2011 12:20 pm

I think you might be meaning a game called Sopwith, check out this link to see if this is what you mean

http://www.mobygames.com/game-group/sopwith-games
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Re: really old question

Postby te_lanus » Tue Jan 18, 2011 2:06 pm

Nope that's not it :cry:

it was something like this
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this is airfield for the Lazer200, the one I remember was black, white & gray and was for dos
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