Author Topic: Help me recall the name of this old 90's game
Obi_Wan_01 
Registered: Aug '01
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Date Posted: 5/31 3:47pm Subject: Help me recall the name of this old 90's game
It's a 90's game I used to play when I was a kid on the Windows 3.1 DOS.

Description:
There is a shooting box machine type thing in the middle of the screen and there are little rectangular men who come down from the top of the screen and parachute down to the ground. Your goal is to shoot them before they hit the ground because if they do then they will pile on top of each other next to your shooting box machine and blow it up. Very simple design.

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It's a game around the time of Commander Keen, Q*bert, Doom 95 etc... The description might not be entirely accurate, but that's the best from my memory. It's probably something very simple, but I can't seem to recall the name. Anyone got any ideas?

 

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Boba_Fett_2001 
Registered: Dec '00
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Date Posted: 5/31 4:38pm Subject: RE: Help me recall the name of this old 90's game - Date Edited: 5/31 4:39pm (1 edits total) Edited By: Boba_Fett_2001
First of all, Q*bert came out in 1982 while the other two games you mentioned came out in the 90s. tongue

Secondly, the game is Paratrooper. happy

 

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Obi_Wan_01 
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Date Posted: 5/31 5:55pm Subject: RE: Help me recall the name of this old 90's game
aHA! Thanks man! happy

 

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