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If you could bring back any game, what would it be. And why?
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:38 pm
by ROSSKEEN
Popped into my old man's local in Troon the other day. Quiz machine has probably been hired off of a regular who got it from ebay. Lots of older games on it which brought back a wee bit of nostalgia (none of them are THAT old, but better than some of the crap on offer today).
Deal or no deal - the version that felt like it wasn't 'rigged'.
Caveman Capers
Multi-hand blackjack
So what would you bring back if you could?
I'd bring back Mousetrap and TV Times. I doubt very much they'd be in many people's 'hall of fame' but I used to quite enjoy the gameplay. Oh, and FHM.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:54 pm
by tommya
Casino royale, cash stakka
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:07 pm
by betchrider
Connect 4 cos it was grrrrrreeeeeaaaaaatttttttt!!!!!!
Re: If you could bring back any game, what would it be. And
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:13 pm
by Northern Monkey
ROSSKEEN wrote:Popped into my old man's local in Troon the other day. Quiz machine has probably been hired off of a regular who got it from ebay. Lots of older games on it which brought back a wee bit of nostalgia (none of them are THAT old, but better than some of the crap on offer today).
Deal or no deal - the version that felt like it wasn't 'rigged'.
Caveman Capers
Multi-hand blackjack
So what would you bring back if you could?
I'd bring back Mousetrap and TV Times. I doubt very much they'd be in many people's 'hall of fame' but I used to quite enjoy the gameplay. Oh, and FHM.
I guess that was an inde?
Of the last 5 years or so I would bring back:
Caveman Capers (for some reason I really liked the question bank)
Countdown (not very profitable but good for filling time in an otherwise burnt location whilst having a pint)
FHM (a guilty pleasure and often a quick steal)
Ant & Dec (one of the easiest (without a scam) to get significant winnings on)
That cricket skill game (I was highly adept at this and in a new location would normally get me off to a good start very quickly)
Original DOND (although I got bored of it very easy to read- still never had a £20 though)
Original TIOLI
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:44 pm
by QuizMaster
I always had a soft spot for Trick Shot Pool in the modern era.
Inquizitor if I could pick anything: Pure and classic.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 6:51 pm
by Istenem
Well my first choice is very obvious. But after that I'd vote for silver falls, brainteaser, guess who?, hell's bells, family fortunes

, unbent cluedo, spelvin and south park q&a.
Good thread.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 8:55 pm
by QuizMaster
Spelvin. Fuck me at least you're consistent.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 9:25 pm
by paragoon
Loads!
Top Of The Pops - beauty, elegance and a £20 JP. I worked out the pattern in the spoilers so it was financially beneficial.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - I liked the £1 one on the Itbox. Had plenty of bonuses and decent prizes. Endgame of guessing celebs' ages was less irritating than you'd think.
Ceasar's Palace - especially on the oval machines.
Lyric was enjoyable for me. Didn't stay around too long mind.
Unchipped old school Bullseye.
Pepsi No1 Chart Quiz and unchipped DOND.
Ant & Dec's Piggy Bank or whatever it was called. Decent enough fun and winnable.
On a less paying note I quite liked that Cops and Robbers that was square shaped. For some strange reason I didn't mind In The Grid. There was another game I really liked but can't remember the name. All I remember was the graphics were great and when it went into difficult mode it would ask you about the Australian music scene or Elvis films?
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 9:34 pm
by tonkarentino
Where to start??
Quizmaster-the game not the player

First game I ever cracked.
Fruit Machine. A descendent of the above. Quickest way to get £38.00 yet devised.
10 move Monopoly. The legend "Go Back Three Spaces from the Community Chest past Old Kent Road.
Original Cluedo. Just a great game to play.
Royle Family Ahem!
The original Wordsearch (Wasn't it's name but my memory is going!)
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 10:08 pm
by quizard
betchrider wrote:Connect 4 cos it was was a faulty program that any tosser with no quiz playing abilities whatsoever who knew the sequence could empty!!!!!!
FYP

Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 10:15 pm
by betchrider
quizard wrote:betchrider wrote:Connect 4 cos it was was a faulty program that any tosser with no quiz playing abilities whatsoever who knew the sequence could empty!!!!!!
Betchrider is the dogs bollocks and I can't wait to lap his arse
Charming I'm sure
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 10:18 pm
by betchrider
Phrase that pays was piss for us “duggies" too also ceasers palace 2 lol
Mustve really done some quiz heads in to see all the units empty eh QUIZHARDON
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2011 10:45 pm
by QuizMaster
tonkarentino wrote:Where to start??
Quizmaster-the game not the player

First game I ever cracked.
Fruit Machine. A descendent of the above. Quickest way to get £38.00 yet devised.
10 move Monopoly. The legend "Go Back Three Spaces from the Community Chest past Old Kent Road.
Original Cluedo. Just a great game to play.
Royle Family Ahem!
The original Wordsearch (Wasn't it's name but my memory is going!)
First quiz machine I ever played was a Quizmaster (hence the nom de plume). My first ever game result in a £10 JP (12,000 points rings a bell?) which ended up on my white shoes as Pernod & Black vomit. I'm so 80's.
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 8:17 am
by BigEd
Royle Family - with the correct answer shown.
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 9:11 am
by tonkarentino
QuizMaster wrote:tonkarentino wrote:Where to start??
Quizmaster-the game not the player

First game I ever cracked.
Fruit Machine. A descendent of the above. Quickest way to get £38.00 yet devised.
10 move Monopoly. The legend "Go Back Three Spaces from the Community Chest past Old Kent Road.
Original Cluedo. Just a great game to play.
Royle Family Ahem!
The original Wordsearch (Wasn't it's name but my memory is going!)
First quiz machine I ever played was a Quizmaster (hence the nom de plume). My first ever game result in a £10 JP (12,000 points rings a bell?) which ended up on my white shoes as Pernod & Black vomit. I'm so 80's.
If I recall the first four questions got you to 12,000 and then it was on to the money with points for each correct answer pushing you towards your win.