piltdown man

Nickname:	piltdown man
E-Mail Address:	(private)
Contribution Rating:	50893 (ranked 16th; 13127 in last year)
Member Since	Mar 23, 2010
# Messages Posted:	60
Location:	Sheffield, United Kingdom
About myself:	Still over weight, well over 50, but still hanging on and still downsizing. Have re-discovered flight sims in 2012 and have been adding the sims and add-ons that I have to the database. There's a long way to go before I can fly anything 'properly' but plenty of time to learn. Sometime before the end of 2013 I hope to have taken a plane on a full flight following all ATC and Navaid commands together, taken Concorde through a full preflight checklist and take-off, and spent some time in a glider.
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Playlist

The Secret of Monkey Island -- First game I ever bought, after that I was hooked on adventure games and everything Lucas Arts.
Thief II: The Metal Age -- Played this for hours, then replayed not killing, then again without being seen and not killing
Epic Pinball -- Kept the family occupied for ages. rediscovered in 2012 and still playing it
Star Wars: X-Wing (Collector's CD-ROM) -- I played & replayed some missions for weeks until I cracked them. Still haven't got the hang of flying a B Wing
Thief: Deadly Shadows -- More of the city but it still seemed small. Excellent game though.
Thief: The Dark Project -- Got the Gold version. One of the few games I have played three times
Sam & Max Hit the Road -- A classic without which I'd have never known there was an official 'worlds largest rubber band ball', or was that twine?

-- Set in a dimly lit, medieval kind of world. Can only play at night 'coz the sunshine makes the screen hard to see

Fallout: New Vegas (Collector's Edition) -- Hadn't got very far in this game when my pc failed.

IBM PC / Compatible -- Only five of these now.
Apple Power Mac -- Nice piece of design. This is my second and when I saw it in a sale I felt sorry for it
Apple iPad 2 -- Whoopee for Christmas!

Nintendo Game Boy Advance -- A £2 bargain with games, camera and printer.
Nintendo SNES
Commodore 64 -- I have had lots of games for this. Long load times but generally they played well
Commodore Amiga -- Amiga 1200. I've been trying to dispose of this but I keep finding games, now I have two of them
Commodore Amiga CD32 -- Used, documented & tested games, now sold on e-bay
Sega Master System
Amstrad CPC -- This is my second. I picked it up for £1 with games. Semed rude to say No.