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There's this comment on the linked Reddit thread: > I remember playing Wing Commander I, for hours the first time I ran it... upon exiting after a marathon, I
by xcdzvyn 3y ago
There's this comment on the linked Reddit thread:
> I remember playing Wing Commander I, for hours the first time I ran it... upon exiting after a marathon, I read that text and thought "Awe, how nice".
Now knowing the truth, I wonder if they're lying or just misremembering.
- ElderKorihor 3y agoProbably just Mandela effect. I also remember this message that apparently doesn't exist. I was also a big player of Ultima VII so maybe my mental wires are crossed as the article suggests.
- beej71 3y agoI remember it distinctly, as well. Crazy.
- photonerd 3y agoIt’s also worth noting that it wasn’t exactly uncommon to have messages like that on exit. Apogee games did it a lot I seem to remember. Lots of DOS/4GW stuff too. So the memory is… primed, so to speak.
- I_am_uncreative 3y agoMaster Of Orion II (1996) has that when you exit the game as well, plenty of games did it during that time period.
- aidenn0 3y agoI can see if my floppies still work (they probably don't) and see if it's different from the GOG/Kilrathi Saga versions.
- Sharlin 3y agoMisremembering, of course. Our memories are notoriously unreliable, much more so than we'd like to think. Thes kinds of messages used to be not unusual, and the simple act of reading the story is plenty enough to generate a false or mixed memory recall.
- projektfu 3y agoWhat happens is someone writes an article that retcons reality to their version. Happens all the time.
- Innominate 3y agoI suspect they're using a much later release of the game. The versions most readily available online came much later.