#ThrowBackThursday For those growing up in the 1980s, the name "Coleco" stirs up nostalgic memories of a gaming era long past. The ColecoVision competed with the likes of Atari and Intellivision, leaving its mark in gaming history.
#ThrowBackThursday For those growing up in the 1980s, the name "Coleco" stirs up nostalgic memories of a gaming era long past. The ColecoVision competed with the likes of Atari and Intellivision, leaving its mark in gaming history.
BC's Quest for Tires!! I remember that game.Wow, the ColecoVision! I had one of these. I used to play games like Donkey Kong (of course), BC's Quest for Tires and, my favourite game on ColecoVision, Venture. I can still hear that 8-bit Venture theme music in my head.
Ah, to be a kid again... Wait, no, forget that. I like pr0n too much for that!
Yeah I had the single-player Electronic Quarterback game and I got so quick on the buttons that I could usually score a touchdown every play, so it got boring once I mastered it. I only played it to show off. Then they released the Head-to-Head Football game. I didn't have that one my my buddy did. That was much more fun because you couldn't exploit the "AI" patterns or use speed mashing. Playing against another human was so much more fun.I had the football game and I played it alot,Also had a hand held baseball game but I don't remember the brand. The pong game was great to have around for friends to to have a couple of beers and play.
Yup. The first video game with a character named "Thor" IIRC. It was actually such a rudimentary game with you just jumping over side-scrolling objects similar to the T-Rex game built into Google Chrome. In its day though, it was definitely a favourite!BC's Quest for Tires!! I remember that game.