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 Posted: Aug Mon 02, 2004 10:40 pm Post subject: Remake of Shadowgate, Deja Vu, Uninvited
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It would really be cool if Shadowgate, Deja Vu, and Uninvited could be remade for the modern consoles. Even make a new one or two. Kemco was the only one who made those kind of games. They make you think.
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Coarse Limely
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Posted: Aug Fri 06, 2004 8:34 pm Post subject:
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Ever checked out Shadowgate 64, Mr. Guest? I really liked it a lot, but it got trashed in the reviews. Phooey on them! It's a great adventure game with some cool referrences to the original Shadowgate. Pick it up if you can find a copy.
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SemperFi2382
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Posted: Feb Mon 28, 2005 5:31 pm Post subject: Re: Remake of Shadowgate, Deja Vu, Uninvited
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| Anonymous wrote: |
| It would really be cool if Shadowgate, Deja Vu, and Uninvited could be remade for the modern consoles. Even make a new one or two. Kemco was the only one who made those kind of games. They make you think. |
Oh man, Deja Vu...That game brings back some memories. 
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shinosuke
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Location: Bellevue, WA
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Posted: Apr Tue 12, 2005 12:08 pm Post subject: Shadowgate for mobile phones
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Usually I am not in the business of promoting one of our competitor's products, but Shadowgate is too cool to not mention. Anyway, Shadowgate will be coming out in the next few months to mobile phones.
Check this link for details.
http://www.vindigostudios.com/products/shadowgate/
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indierockclimber
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Location: Lynchburg, VA
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Posted: Apr Tue 26, 2005 7:45 am Post subject:
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whoa Kemco did The Uninvited? Damn, I had never even heard of them until I bought Dai Senryaku. Uninvited was one of my favorite games ever.
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Blue Dragoon77
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Posted: May Sun 15, 2005 2:39 am Post subject:
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Actually, I would love to know what happened to Shadowgate Rising. It was supposed to be a sequal to the N64 game Shadowgate 64. I heard rare tidbits on it for months, and then it just dropped out of existance without a word. When I went to the official Shadowgate site they were no help at all. 
Any news on a new Shadowgate would be nice. The last one I picked up was the remake for the GameBoy color.
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Posted: Jul Sun 31, 2005 6:51 pm Post subject: Re: Remake of Shadowgate, Deja Vu, Uninvited
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Any chance that the original Shadowgate and other Kemco games will be available to download on the Nintendo Revolution with its backwards compatible ability for NES/SNES/N64 games? I don't mind paying a few bucks to download some of these games.
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Adoug
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Posted: Aug Mon 01, 2005 9:09 am Post subject:
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Yes, there is a chance.  
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tyrannical
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Posted: Aug Fri 05, 2005 4:35 pm Post subject:
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Was that "original" shadowgate the same one that was "originally" on the Apple ][E?
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Coarse Limely
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Posted: Aug Mon 08, 2005 2:56 pm Post subject:
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I know I've got a version of it for the IIGS, but I never saw one for the IIe.
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SemperFi2382
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Posted: Aug Mon 08, 2005 9:15 pm Post subject:
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| Coarse Limely wrote: |
| I know I've got a version of it for the IIGS, but I never saw one for the IIe. |
Weren't they one in the same system-wise? All the games I had on the IIgs worked fine on the IIe and vice versa.
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Coarse Limely
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Posted: Aug Tue 09, 2005 11:05 pm Post subject:
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| SemperFi2382 wrote: |
Weren't they one in the same system-wise? All the games I had on the IIgs worked fine on the IIe and vice versa. |
No. The IIgs was a more advanced system. That's like saying that you could play ps2 games on a ps1.
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SemperFi2382
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Posted: Aug Wed 10, 2005 1:07 pm Post subject:
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| Coarse Limely wrote: |
| SemperFi2382 wrote: |
Weren't they one in the same system-wise? All the games I had on the IIgs worked fine on the IIe and vice versa. |
No. The IIgs was a more advanced system. That's like saying that you could play ps2 games on a ps1.
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Wow, it's been so long that I've actually forgotten.
Good times that was. I still remember quite a few games, though now I'm really missing a side scrolling WWII fighter game. That game was addicting because the missions got increasingly harder and you had to land and takeoff from a carrier for each reload. The coolest part was that you could pick from 3 weapons which were rockets, bombs and a single torpedo. The enemies ranged from AA guns, to full blown carriers that launched aircraft and even had fighters that attacked your carrier from time to time. 
Hehe, geez and I remember a Fleet Command Game that was one of the best Surface Warship Sims around at the time. 
Oh and can't forget King's Quest III (I think).
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Coarse Limely
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Posted: Aug Wed 10, 2005 10:56 pm Post subject:
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The IIgs version of Marble Madness was the best version of the game, I thought. I spent many an hour mastering that game. My favorite Apple game of all time, though, is Conan. It's a IIe game, and I would highly recommend that any fan of action-platformers check it out on emulation or even track down a hard copy of the game for the hardcore. Archon was fun, too.
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JVGFanatic
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Posted: Aug Thu 11, 2005 6:42 am Post subject:
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My favorite Apple II game seems kind of silly cause I grew up with the Apple line of computers and played pretty much everything. Even ended up working for the company some number of years after I started using Macs. I played all the Infocom and Broederbund games, Bard's Tale, Ultima, Wizardry, etc... but the one game that really leaps out at me is (drum roll):
Robot Odyssey
In this edutainment toy you have to program (with the use of an iconic language) robots to accomplish tasks. It should be noted that I was in High School when this game was out but we still played it like it was made for us, lol. It's been forever since I've seen the game but its spirit lives on (at least in part) in games like: Carnage Heart and Pandora Project for PSX, Marionette Handler for JDC, etc... but none of those is as cute and cool as Robot Odyssey. What was probably particularly cool about the game was that the schools in the area where I was growing up at the time (Juneau, AK) all allowed Robot Odyssey to be played in the computer labs.
http://members.aol.com/Fractal101/odyssey.htm
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