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>Even wargamers would be hard pressed to name more than a few AH computer products, and nothing ever came close to impacting the general public like SimCity or
by StanislavPetrov 10y ago
>Even wargamers would be hard pressed to name more than a few AH computer products, and nothing ever came close to impacting the general public like SimCity or Quake.
I think he is selling Avalon Hill a little short. As a gamer in the 80s I remember Avalon Hill very fondly. This was especially true in the early 80s when games were few and far between. I spent many hours tediously loading B-1 Nuclear Bomber on my tape cassette drive. They certainly never had a huge impact on the general public like SimCity but they were very well-appreciated and well-regarded in the Gaming community. To this day I still occasionally load up Guderian on the emulator, which remains an extremely challenging game even given the limits of AI in 1986.
- Falkon1313 10y agoThird Reich PC was one of those games that was years late (due to rewrites and so forth, came out almost half a decade after Advanced Third Reich and years after several competing PC games, and seemed archaic when it was released) and had an annoying UI, but it worked. And considering the complexity level of that game, it's really amazing that anyone could create a working PC version.