20 Games That Defined the Apple Macintosh LC II

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20 Games That Defined the Apple Macintosh LC II [best-selling Macintosh model in 1992]:
1990 The Secret of Monkey Island [LucasArts]
1991 Spectre Challenger [Peninsula Gameworks/Peninsula Gameworks]
1991 Hellcats into the Pacific [Parsoft Interactive/Graphic Simulations]
1991 Tristan Pinball (aka Solid State Pinball: Tristan) [LittleWing/Amtex]
1991 Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0 [Microsoft]
1991 Arashi [Project STORM]
1991 Kid Pix [Broderbund]
1992 Super Munchers [MECC]
1992 Prince of Persia [Broderbund]
1992 Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? Deluxe [Broderbund]
1992 Diamonds [Varcon Systems]
1992 Lemmings [Psygnosis]
1992 The Incredible Machine [Dynamix/Sierra]
1992 Maelstrom [Ambrosia Software]
1993 The Oregon Trail Deluxe [MECC]
1993 Mario Teaches Typing [Interplay/MacPlay]
1993 Tetris Max (aka Bricklayer) [Steve Chamberlin]
1993 Factory: The Industrial Devolution [RoundHouse Software/SoftStream International]
1993 Firefall Arcade (Inline Software)
1993 Out of This World (aka Another World) [Delphine Software/MacPlay]
[MUSIC: Madou Monogatari I (Mega Drive) - Floors 1~10]
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@performa9523 4 года назад

Just got my hands on a landfill-bound LC II system, and once it's recapped and working I'll be looking for some games to try on it. Looks like there are some good ones to be had! Many thanks for the concise list! Rock on!

@applemctom 4 года назад

Also check out "Eight Ball Deluxe", a great pinball game by developer LittleWing. (It isn't in the video, since I hadn't decent video footage of it).

@alexinnewwest1860 4 года назад

Definitely need to add Sim City and Sim Ant

@ethantastic 4 года назад

Thank you for this flashback... 😢

@applemctom 4 года назад

Thanks. Please don't cry, just remember the good times...

@wyglif Год назад

We had one of these but traded it up the same week for the LC III for 8 mb. Couldn’t touch the 040 models but it was still pretty capable.

@bemacbe 4 года назад

I remember all of those games except for Arashi and factory. I had the original LC for a few years. Gone through 59 different Macs since then! LOL Thanks!

@applemctom 4 года назад

What was your favorite game?

@adamdavis4690 3 года назад

Glider, would have been a great addition. Prince of Persia and out of this word we’re fun games.

@applemctom 3 года назад

Glider is good, it's in my video's "20 Games That Defined the MacIntosh SE / Plus / Classic (B&W)" and "99 Classic Mac Games of the 90s" :)

@adamdavis4690 3 года назад

Kid Pix had the best sound effects!

@YesterYearsMacGames 4 года назад

A solid list, although Tristan required an FPU which none of the LCs had

@PetarTasev_art 4 года назад

There was a workaround - Software FPU :) macintoshgarden.org/apps/softwarefpu-307

@wyglif Год назад

Interesting for a game to require an FPU in that era. I thought Quake was the first due to the Pentium.

@BuddyBoy600alt 3 года назад

The tune is "Puyo Pop Memories". Was Puyo Pop for the Macintosh?

@applemctom 3 года назад

Yes, sir, it was (I think) shareware simply called 'PuyoPuyo''.

@aleemkazi2483 5 лет назад

Looks good

@mmandmcb14 Год назад

What's the music from?

@Corsa15DT 3 года назад

were there any amiga and apple games that were compatible?

@OldAussieAds 2 года назад

No. The Mac and Amiga were two completely different platforms.

@Corsa15DT 2 года назад

@@OldAussieAds basicly the same platform, same cpu, some ports from mac to amiga should be straight forward, not the other way around though, cause the amiga was way more advanced and used a lor more features in special chips.

@OldAussieAds 2 года назад

@@Corsa15DT Right. I didn't think you were asking about ports. Absolutely there were some of the same games on both platforms, such as Lemmings and Space Quest.

@Corsa15DT 3 года назад

Several classic games, but not much else. Is the original Macintosh family (I,II and LC) that poor with games?

@applemctom 3 года назад

Yeah, for a long Apple promoted the Macintosh a business computer only - they didn't want to be affiliated with games too much, in fear of consumers seeing the computer as a 'toy'!

@Corsa15DT 3 года назад

@@applemctom yea, the toy known as PC is everything today.

@OldAussieAds 2 года назад

There were heaps more than this. Vette, 4D Boxing, Sim City 2000, Space Quest, Loom, Crystal Quest, Shufflepuck Cafe and many more. After the LCII there continued to be heaps of great games like Marathon. It didn’t have as many good games as the Amiga. But the Mac LCII made a better games machine than the Amiga made a business machine and in my opinion was the better all round choice as a home computer.

@The_Conspiracy_Analyst Год назад

@@OldAussieAds Oids, Dark Castle and Beyond Dark Castle, Armor Alley!!! MAN!! Great games! I remember also using ResEdit to do edits of alot of games, by changing all the sprites.