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Posted by: GregorHouse on 2020-05-20 23:24:32
So my nephews are coming today and I was wondering if there's any multiplayer game over localtalk network. Ideally for 68K. I know that The Oregon Trail CD version had some kind of network playing, but I don't think my nephews will be very excited about. Do you know about something?
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Posted by: sstaylor on 2020-05-21 02:46:22
There's no network multiplayer game that I've played more than Marathon (and Marathon 2 and Marathon Infinity)
It is a first-person shooter and may or may not be appropriate to your nephew's ages.
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Posted by: LaPorta on 2020-05-21 02:55:16
As has likely been said elsewhere, Bolo is one of the foremost classic AppleTalk games. Also, SuperMazeWars is another classic.
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Posted by: John_A on 2020-05-21 04:10:20
Spectre supreme? Oxyd?
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Posted by: GregorHouse on 2020-05-21 04:55:39
As has likely been said elsewhere, Bolo is one of the foremost classic AppleTalk games. Also, SuperMazeWars is another classic. Totally forgot about SuperMazeWars! Didn't know it had AppleTalk support though.
There's no network multiplayer game that I've played more than Marathon (and Marathon 2 and Marathon Infinity)
It is a first-person shooter and may or may not be appropriate to your nephew's ages. I wanted to play it in a Portable, anyway I'll give it a look, I like FPS nowadays.
Spectre supreme? Oxyd? Specre Supreme seems cool, thanks!
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Posted by: LaPorta on 2020-05-21 05:09:19
Yes, SuperMazeWars was included on many Macs expressly because it was an easy network game to include.
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Posted by: dzog on 2020-05-21 05:37:21
WarCraft II runs on 68k, if you have a very fast 68k 😉
Pararena (the 2.0 version) has head-to-head network support and should run fine on a portable.
Spectre and bolo were already mentioned, but I have to plug them, both are top notch. As young kids we used to play bolo as if it were minecraft, building out elaborate maps and towns. A lot of depth and ways to play that one. While Spectre is a great for "pick up and play a round".
If you get into PPC land, Future Cop: LAPD has an astonishingly fun networked head-to-head mode. There's tons of options for PPC but that one is a lesser-known favorite that my brothers and I spent countless hours playing back in the day.
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Posted by: GregorHouse on 2020-05-21 05:48:52
Thank you all, I think I'll have an entertaining afternoon when I get home 🙂
Pararena seems the kind of game I'm looking for. I have a PPC, an upgraded PowerBook 540c, and then an iBook clamshell and a Wallstreet PowerBook, playing those 68K/PPC games on a G3 often give some issues, and it feels quite strange to me, to play 2D (or fake 3D) games on such "modern" machines.
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Posted by: olePigeon on 2020-05-21 10:09:49
Prince of Destruction is a multiplayer RPG (up to 4 people simultaneously.)
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