SHUFFLEPUCK CAFE EXIT PLUS

Princess Bejin This is the Morticia lookalike I mentioned above. The General Hard hitting wannabe revolutionary Nerual Ttoille Hooded creature with the face in the shadows.

Vinnie the Dweeb Very accurate player Lexan Smythe-Worthington A drinking lizard who sometimes get a bit tipsy. Visine Orb Native of Sqalor III, short but efficient. Skip Feeney Novice player who is a bit of a wimp. Here is a list of the possible contenders you could choose from: DC3-ALSO The standard training robot, which you can configure to respond the way you want. If you know of any other ports, let me know and I'll add them. I even found it on a list of Best Atari ST games on a shared 21st place. This air hockey game can be played in sessions against one opponent at a time, which the player chooses from a splash screen that features every character, or in a. It was later adapted to many other home computers. In the porting color was added, but the game is still of the same addictive nature. Shufflepuck Caf is a 1988 game that was originally released for the early model Apple Macintosh by Brderbund Software. maybe I should get myself a Macintosh again.Īs so gently pointed out by more than one fellow users, the Shufflepuck Cafe game was also ported to several other platforms, like Amiga, Atari ST, Nintendo, Amstrad CPC and Apple IIgs. Fredag lukket for personlige henvendelser, men bent for telefoniske henvendelser til socialkoordinator Johnny Viktor Pedersen kl. In all there were about a dozen different creatures.Īnother nice feature of the game was the fantastic glass-breaking sound effect you heard when you lost. 2118 - No Exit 2119 - No Greater Glory - The American Civil War. It's like cheating, but at least I could manage a draw. Another creature was so fast that the only way I could play without immediately losing, would be by making the paddle as wide as the board. You shoot a slow shot, she shoots a slow shot, you shoot a fast angled shot. I specifically remember a Morticia Adams-like creature who would mirror whatever you did. I remember playing this a lot during my lunch breaks in a previous job, and finding out which tactic would beat which alien was as fun as actually playing the game. The game also lets you adjust the size of your paddle and the speed of the mouse. You can choose which alien to play, and they all have different personalities and playing styles. You play shufflepuck against aliens in some cafe in a space colony. Yeah, Shufflepuck Cafe would be awesome if Broderbund would colorize it.

SHUFFLEPUCK CAFE EXIT PLUS

In black and white to work on the rather limited screen of Macintosh Plus and Macintosh SE. I believe you had to find an exit which would bring you to the next level (map). A Broderbund Macintosh game from the late 1980s.

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