Video: If Team Fortress 2 Was Released in 1982
by Nick Breckon, Sep 29, 2008 12:56pm PDTDeveloped by Faucet, Gang Garrison II represented the height of 8-bit online multiplayer titles.
Featuring a unique art style and riveting musical score, GG II set the bar for class-based, side-scrolling gameplay. For those feeling nostalgic, fans can still play a fully-functional build of the game, provided here by the developers.
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The 300 baud modem made a huge difference over the 110 with the acoustic couplers.
But if you whistled the right tone into the handset you got full health back and invincibility!
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Great work, but the smoke and fire from the weapons are way too advanced. Those graphical touches would have looked like an otherworldly level of technology back in 1982.
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http://gg2.scose.net/gg2b20.zip
It's missing a couple things like the engineer can't build anything yet and servers are a little scarce, but it is a fun little distraction.
http://www.gamesradar.com/f/see-gta-iv-with-8-bit-graphics/a-2008092595922663090
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