The 20 Greatest Commodore Amiga Games Of All-Time 

50 - Kick Off 2 49 - Marble Madness 48 - Rocket Ranger 47 - Frontier: Elite 2 46 - Super Cars 2 45 - Colonization 44 - Syndicate 43 - Power Monger 42 - Flashback 41 - Championship Manager '93 40 - Bubble Bobble 39 - It Came From the Desert 38 - Jaguar XJ220 37 - Rick Dangerous 36 - Sim City 35 - Impossible Mission II 34 - Turrican 33 - Gods 32 - UFO 31 - Xenon 2 30 - Desert Strike 29 - Rainbow Islands 28 - Last Ninja 2 27 - Xenon 26 - Rod-Land 25 - The Settlers 24 - Gauntlet II 23 - Dungeon Master 22 - Theme Park 21 - Moonstone 20 - Populous 19 - Pinball Fantasies 18 - Sensible Soccer 17 - Hunter 16 - Lotus 2 15 - Blood Money 14 - Civilization 13 - Turrican 2 12 - Alien Breed 11 - Wings 10 - Another World 9 - Chaos Engine 8 - Worms 7 - Stunt Car Racer 6 - Cannon Fodder 5 - Shadow of the Beast 4 - Sensible World of Soccer 3 - The Secret of Monkey Island 2 - Speedball 2 1 - Lemmings

I had an Amiga A500,A500+ and an A600, I loved every moment of them, I was surprised that 'Swiv ' wasn't in the top 20,such a brilliant shoot em up! 🙂

A bit unexpected to not see The Settlers on the list, it was way ahead of its time.

My personal Top 10: 10. D-Generation 9. Syndicate 8. Monkey Island 1& 2 7. Project X 6. Dyna Blaster 5. Rainbow Islands 4. Turrican 2 3. Alien Breed: Special Edition 2. Speedball 2 1. Sensible World of Soccer

Ah, the Amiga. The greatest computer of the 16-bit era.

As always, every Amiga owner has own favourite list in the heart... For me memorable members of this list are (in random order): a) Civilisation - we were playing this as a group game, each of us got one settler and then established own City. So we could spend time playing "together", b) Ports of Call - I was blown away by the graphics. And still remember bad things which could happen around Cape Town, c) Galaga - don't know but my friends and I spent sooo many hours playing this, d) Hired Guns - oh, it was so scary and dark

Really surprised Xenon2 didn’t make the top 20. But glad to see Alien Breed, Cannon Fodder, Sensible Soccer, Monkey Island and Lemmings where all in there. I also liked a lot of MicroProse combat sims like F-15,F19, Gunship and Falcon 4.0. Some of my other favourites were The Lost Vikings, North & South & Mega lo Mania.

Biggest missing game for me is Crammond’s F1GP. It was the reason I bought an Amiga if I’m honest. I played them through to the 4th in the series (which I still play) on PC and they inspired my continuing focus on sim racing today. When I pulled the A1200 out of the loft last yearF1GP was still resident on the hard drive. 🙂

I still have my Amiga 1200 in the loft. The games I loved were Gunship 2000, Chaos Engine, Alien Breed 2, Genesia and Zeewolf. Still got loads of games too including Cannon fodder and The Great War 1914 - 1918 etc...... No doubt I will remember more later.

There are some games that have not aged well on many devices but I feel many of the Amiga titles still hold their own. I still regularly play SWOS, It Came From the Desert, the settlers and Populous 2

Glad to see Wings on the list, but i thought Defender of the Crown would've been in here somewhere.

What I’m personally missing would be Katakis, R-Type or Apidaya and I tend to like Jaguar XJ220 more than Lotus. Regarding Sid Meier I like his Pirates game more than Civilization. What I absolutely enjoyed on the Amiga been the RPGs from SSI taking Place in the Forgotten Realms or Krynn

Had an Amiga 500 from ‘87 to ‘97 & played more than 1000 games. Here’s my own little top 5 of games I didn’t see in this list 1. Eye of the beholder 2: temple of Darkmoon (taught me D & D rules before I ever played any 😂) 2. Zak McKraken (my favorite adventure game of all time) 3. Dune 2 4. Dark seed 5. Moonstone (the reason I got the 512kb ram expansion 😂) Those were some good times 👍

Dune 2, Football glory (swos with streakers) Putty Squad (but was actually unreleased) Rick Dangerous, Syndicate, Zool, The Settlers, Skidmarks, Benefactor, Beneath a Steel Sky, Walker... to name a few, but so many amazing games. I guess it's what you have the most fond memories of

I don't know how i lived through my childhood in the 80's and didn't have a clue about the Amiga. It really seems more like a machine released in the early 90's.

Awesome vid mate. Thoroughly enjoyed it, really took me back to th late 80's n early 90's wen my cousin would visit from Sydney n bring his 500 with 1 meg chip with him. Huge fun but I was surprised that game's like Barbarian 2, Lost Dutchman's mine, It came from the desert and RoboCop 3D weren't mentioned! 🤔👍

Not having It came from the desert in this list is unfair. It sold the Amiga to me after I saw it running somewhere. Cinemawares masterpiece imo..

I still have 3 amiga500s in their boxes and stored up..i tend to emulate these days but can't beat a real amiga for the true experience...disk grinding and guru meditation screens lol.

I remember I wanted my Amiga after playing 'Super Cars II' at my cousin's on his Amiga 500, that Christmas my parents got a second hand Amiga from the newspaper for Christmas and I lost my mind when it was an Amiga 1200 😄, problem was I found out Super Cars II didn't work on the A1200 😭 Ah well it still became my favourite computer/console and I've had many, I still have it with such great games as the 'Monkey Island' games, 'The Settlers' & 'The Shepherd' (which where my Populus type stratergy favourites), 'Bubble and Squeek', 'Desert Strike' and just so many more creative fun options. What a machine

lol stunts racer was so much fun, i remember making a really long square track with just one jump to see how fast and how high we could jump the car

HUNTER! Thanks for mentioning that game. I remembered that, but forgot its title.

What was amazing about Lotus Turbo Esprit is that you could have two Amiga's connected together and play 4 players at the same time. As well, Gauntlet (or perhaps something similar) could have 4 players with two on the keyboard.

Great list! but notable missing games for me are Crammonds F1GP series, Syndicate, The Settlers and Supercars 2!

Nice list, I enjoyed Super Cars I and II very much as well as Stunt car racer.

Definitely a great list. Games which I used to love playing but didn't make this list at least, in no particular order are; Dungeon Master & DM Chaos strikes back Hired Guns Eye of the Beholder 1 & 2 Black Crypt Captive Elvira Mistress of the Dark F19 F15 strike Eagle Damocles Starglider II Armour Geddon Geoff Crammond's F1 Grand Prix Cybercon III Superfrog Fire & Ice Castle Master Frontier Heroes Quest Conquest of Camelot Warmonger Cadaver In all honesty I can't think of a single game I didn't enjoy on the A500. It was so ahead of its time.

Chuck Rock was probably the one I spent most of my time on back in the day. Good times!

Inherited an Amiga 500+ from my stepbrother and played it a lot in 95-96. Some games of interest: - Lemmings - Civilization - Sensible Soccer - Prince of Persia - Falcon 2 - K240 (known as Fragile Allegiance in PC world) - TItus the Fox

Loads of games I loved back in the day. Still play several now

It took me ages to save up the £399 to buy an Amiga ....I also got the 512k expansion card taking it up to a massive 1Mb! Would have loved a HDD but couldn't afford one

I still have bags full of Amiga games in the attic. Pure nostalgia.

I loved my Amiga that I brought as a teen for myself I think it might been one of best purchases, the music on the games is just incredible if you hook up to a good sound system and whack the sound up just makes it better, I did love bitmap bros games the sound there was stunning, I had a 500 back in the 90's these days I have a 1200.

your intro music is the best !

I didn't voted because It would be impossible to me to choose the best. There were SO MANY great games on the Amiga.

Enjoyed the list and it helps me discover Amiga games I missed back in the day. I am kicking myself for forgetting to include Earl Weaver Baseball when I voted. It would have been my #2 choice after Wings. Maybe others have remembered it and perhaps it will show up in the top 40. As someone in the U.S. whose favorite team sport is baseball, Earl Weaver was the best computer baseball sim to date. Included many firsts such as the ability to play an entire season, the inclusion of different ballparks whose dimensions affected the gameplay and speech synthesis for announcing the players. Loved the managerial advice that Earl would provide as well.

So many legendary classic games for the Amiga 😺👍🕹️. I believe, i still have POPULOUS for my Amiga 500. AGONY and SHADOW OF THE BEAST inspire me to draw my own furry comic arts 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️. Me and my friends should SWOS again this year 😹👍🕹️🕹️🕹️🕹️. Thank you 😸😺👍.

I definitely can’t remember the names of plenty of titles but -Heroes Quest: So you want to be a hero -The Uninvited -Dungeon Master -Faery Tale adventures -Risk -Blood Money -G.B. Air Ralley are definitely some of my favorites that I still can name.

I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place. I never owned an Amiga. Closest thing I grew up to one (because of the processor) was of a Macintosh Quadra 605. A friend of mine had the OG Worms for Macintosh and I had Lemmings. I have very fond memories playing both.

Wings was one of my favourite Amiga games. I really enjoyed the story in it.

Thanks for putting my long comment about The Secret of Monkey Island on the video...! Hahahaha... Yes, I truly missed Flashback on the list, but I believe that there are two reasons why it isn't in the Top 20: 1 - the Mega Drive version makes you feel that the game belongs there; 2 - Another World begins with intensity and excitement... but with an amount of difficult that makes you think, "yeah, it should be easy to get rid of the blood-sucking stuff!"... After all, you begin almost dying! This is GENIUS! Whereas in Flashback the most intense moments in the beginning are reserved in the cutscenes, not on the real beginning of the game, that may drag those with ADHD down... Also, I knew that The Chaos Engine would made the Top 20, it's an awesome game, best performed on the Amiga really! Not regretting not putting in my Top 5 really... 😅

My personal Top 10 : 10 - Battlechess 9 - Bard's tale 8 - Gauntlet 7 - Port of call 6 - Sensible soccer 5 - Fairy Tales 4 - Stunt cars 3 - Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis 2 - Defender of the crown 1 - Day of the tentacle

LOL the sequel to Chaos Engine is not 'equally good' - it's an abysmal game :D - easily the worst Bitmap Bros effort.

Putty Squad full game were released for free on Amiga a few years ago and requires AGA.

No Second Prize not being on there surprises me

Carrier Command and Dark Crypt were two favourites of mine not mentioned.

Moonstone and lure of the temptress were my favourite

#15 blood money intro muaic is the ring tone on my phone. Love that intro. Always answer the phone a few rings later just to enjoy the tune

Hired Guns by Psynosis is my all time favourite, I used to jump out of my skin when a skeleton suddenly appeared to my side and started to attack me, the music and sound effects were awesome and quite a few of them ripped off from the Aliens movie. I finally completed the game last year, 30 years later! Lol

Kick off 2? Dune? Gods? Monkey island 2? Moonstone? For me, kick off 2 would make top spot for the best game on any system i have played i think. Of the games in this video, wings would absolutely make my list. Lotus esprit challenge too, speedball 2, monkey island and maybe pinball fantasies.

Populus, Civilization, Pirates, Microprose Stealth Fighter(F19?), Lemmings, Settlers, and F15 were some of my favorite games.

This is a great video, but please could I offer some constructive feedback? The text quotes would be far better transposed over the poster/art-work than the over the gameplay footage. As we want to watch the gameplay footage whereas the artwork is static.

This is an awesome list even though I didn't vote for alot of them❤❤❤. The way I voted was which games did I keep coming back to play or kept at it till I finished it. I did not vote Xenon2 because even though it had the best graphics and music I found the playability and controls to be terrible.

Gravity Force II / Gravity Power not even in the top 50 :( IIRC Amiga Power rated SWOS and GF2/GP their two best games of all time. It was probably the game that we played the most.

About time Alien Breed got a modern re-release/remake from Team 17.

How Blood Money got in rather than something like Silkworm is baffling. Blood Money looked and sounded great but was a very difficult game, whereas Silkworm was an absolute joy to play. Populous 2 was also a much superior game to Populous

Wonderful machine , indeed. Still play mine from time to time. Never liked any form of side scrolling games though. They were all played out for me on the arcade machines the years before. You know; climbers , shooters and fighters.

1. Kick-off 2 2. Xenon 2 3. Player Manager 4. Civilisation 5. SWIV 6. F1GP 7. Lemmings 8. Stunt Car Racer 9. Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge 10. F/A 18 Interceptor KO2 was waaaay better than Sensible Soccer!

I’m looking for an old game I had the chance to play when I was a kid on my parents computer at the time. (Between 1998-2005) It was a game where you had to answer 100 random questions of various topics ( math, science, geography, ect) and the visuals where WILD! Like imagine taking a blank face and then adding two different eyes a nose and mouth and all those features looked like they were snipped images made to look animated by taking a different eye that looked closed closed but it was different from the original and no feature was symmetrical with another. Sometimes they still had a white outline around each image of the eye or nose to emphasize it didn’t belong to the face it was animating. Well that’s the best description of what the animation looked like, but all the questions asked where random so you were never guaranteed that you would run into all the same questions each time you tried to complete a run. At the end it gave ya a score at the end depending on how many answers ya got right and a special animation associated with how well ya did. I wish I knew the name of the animation I’m trying to describe but the closest example I can give is an old show on nickelodeon called angela anaconda.

Xenon2 was awesome Also..... Mega-lo-mania Rainbow Islands Silkworm and SWIV

Some great games on there, some of my favourites, although I preferred alien breed 2 if I’m being honest. I think syndicate was a brilliant game, as was SWIV, and settlers and settlers 2. I also loved Leander and Uridium 2.

One of my most favorite games that doesn't get enough credit is Warlords. I loved that game!!!

Can't believe Flashback didn't make it. Amazing game.

Fantastic to see the results of your community question so soon. I'm curious to see if any of the games I mentioned will make the list and hoping so. 0:32 - Huh, I didn't know the Atari 8-Bit was so popular. When you said 8-bit computers, my thoughts immediately turned to the battle of Commodore 64 vs ZX Spectrum so Atari 8-Bit was a surprise. 3:05 - Not my type of game but gosh darn do I love Populous' style. The open book to the side is an amazing presentation touch. An interesting start but an understandable choice given how genre defining I've heard it is. 3:43 - Love the DICE joke here; incredible the roots of the company. I don't believe I've ever played Pinball Fantasies before, but given I voted for and adored Pinball Dreams, I imagine I'd love the sequel here. Glad to see some pinball presence on this list. 6:04 - Really; the only shoot em up? They seemed to common on the older systems that I expected more to appear here. I've not played Blood Money but the orange helicopter is a wonderful stand-out choice of vehicle. 10:26 - Oh wow; I'm featured in this video. Thank you so much! It's no surprise that Worms made it onto this list; one of the Amiga games still going strong to this day. 10:51 - I only played Stunt Car Racer recently thanks to the A500 Mini and tried it out of curiosity. I never expected it to be as fun as it was. 12:01 - People tend to be a bit more critical about Shadow of the Beast these days, so I'm surprised it made it so high up on this list and with neither of it's sequels in sight. I believe there was a PS4 remake a little while back; how did that turn out? 15:43 - Off the top of my head, no Zool was quite the surprise, alongside the general lack of shoot em ups.

Some of these games still have an almost "homebrew" look to them, despite being both professionally-made and appearing on an all-time top twenty.

Going to have to push back hard on The Chaos Engine having a great follow-up. Chaos Engine 2 was pants.

Huh, surprised by some games on the list, and by the absence of others. It's good to not see Xenon 2 because truth be told: If you take away the Bomb the Bass intro song that we all remember, it's just an average shooter. Surprised to see Shadow of the Beast though, because it's IMHO also just an okay game, but it is undoubtedly an Amiga classic. For me, the top 5 would be The Settlers, SWOS, Syndicate, Dune 2, and Fate of Atlantis - but I had to think a lot about what's on 4 and 5 because there are so many great games for the system.

The only game I had on this list was Lemmings. My favorite games were, Rockford, Aunt Arctic Adventure, Nuclear War, Sky Chase, ball, mega ball, tetris, Elf, Duck Tales, Atomino, Huey, Arkanoid, FA/18 interceptor, Great Giana Sisters, Llamatron, And one game that I can't remember the name of. Space travel missions to different planets. If you completed all the missions you could submit it to the company and they would send you a framed certificate. edit I remember the name now, The Halley Project.

I've never owned an Amiga but the Atari ST version of Sensible Soccer was a good game I spent a lot of time playing. However, there was an exploit that allowed you to rack up big scores. This was simply position your player perpendicular to the extreme edges of the goals. Because there was no "slicing" or miscues of the ball, as there is in FIFA, a straight shot from there always resulted in a goal. Blood Money is a game I owned on the ST. Never completed it.

Shadow of the Beast is still the masterclass in copper list programming.

Had hours of fun with Stunt Car Racer.

Did you watch the video after you made it? Maybe it's because i watch RU-vid on a huge tv but the text goes away too fast. It's the same speed whether it's a single line or a paragraph lol

Like most 10 lists only a couple of of mine make the cut. 1 frontier:elite 2 2 civilization 3 sensible wos 4 theme park 5 syndicate

Um dungeon Maste is my fave as is, Bomber/Scramble, Wings though it fails as the game is corrupt, or my legagl version is, Apprentice and the little known FLOOD - superb!!!

Speedball 2 was my favourite

How is Apydia not made the list? Insanely good game

Jimmy Whites snooker! or Rick Dangerous. Class of 89-93.

Loom ! Maniac Mansion and Day of The Tentacle!

I just want to play pga golf I played as a kid on my Amiga 500+ I looked at emulators and the Amiga mini , but it all looks to complicated and destined to not work for me lol, so looking at the easiest way of just buying a used Amiga 500+ and a copy of pga off eBay BUT just wondering if I could buy a 600 or 1200….. if there is any extra benefits ? I know nothing about them really . Would the copy of pga golf that works on 500+ work on the 600 or 1200 ?

Kind of surprising result at number 1 position Lemmings. An array of custum hardware in an Amiga. And top spot is a video game that could have easily been done on an 8 bit machine.

my favorites 1. World of sensible soccer. we held whole neighbourhood competitions. 2. On the ball (football manager) 3. Beneath a steel sky (cd32 version) 4. alien breed 3 5. cannon fodder 6. Flashback 7. Bonk junior. unbelievable fun to play. 8. Octamed 9. Prince of persia 10. Monkey island. i also want to point out. Amiga had alot of awesome arcade titles wich are forgotten. strider wonderboy in monsterland Final fight

My all time top 3 Amiga games... 1 - The Settlers 2 - Cannon Fodder 3 - The Chaos Engine 4 - Alien Breed 2 5 - Gunship 2000

I couldn't make a top 20, many of the games that were groundbreaking in their day havnt held up against time, many others I played to death in my childhood don't hold the same appeal when I load them now. It also depends what kind of games you like, strategy games were and still are my favourite type, some games like that in the amuga I still play. I loved the adventure games but they are no fun to play after you have completed them. Honestly I could do a top 100 games and still miss many titles out that deserve to be there. I love the amiga and the way it's games were presented and played. I was heartbroken when commodore went bust. The amiga was ahead of its time in so many ways.

I remember buying Shadow of the Beast. (Yes, some games I actually paid for.. lol) I got a awesome t-shirt included in the box. Used it at the picture day at school when I was about 14 😀

I will add that the Amiga 500 could be connected to another Amiga 500 via a self-made cable and played not only against the computer, but also against another player. This is how my son and I played Wings for example.

Miss my Amiga!

The Cannon Fodder OST is good. I never knew half of those had lyrics until like last year

1. The Settlers 2. Lemmings 3. Another World 4. Syndicate 5. Oil Imperium 6. Warlords 7. Dune 2 8. Elite II 9. UFO Enemy Unknown 10. Gauntlet II 11. Prince of Persia 12. DuckTales: The Quest for Gold 13. Spy vs. Spy II: The Island Caper

BOUGHT MY Amiga 1200 had it for three months then sold it as soon as i heard Doom was not being converted for it i knew it was the end of the Amiga

Some bang average games on that list in my humble opinion, but each to their own. Elite 2, Fate of Atlantis, Cruise for a Corpse and Settlers would have been on mine.

Monkey Island should have definitely been top of this list. No Syndicate, North and South or MI2???

Very surprised that The Killing Game show didn't make the list. One of my all time favorites on the Amiga.

My list: 1. Civilization 2. Worms 3. The Settlers 4. Cannon Fodder 5. F-117 6. Wing Commander 7. Sensible World of Soccer 8. Superfrog 9. Desert Srtike 10. Lotus 2 11. Lemmings 12. Test Drive 13. Seek & Destroy 14. Princ of Persia 15. Pinball Fantasies 16. Mortal Kombat 17. Ruff 'n' Tumble 18. Turrican 2 19. Alien Breed 20. Stardust

played all those but we played multiplayer Settlers 2 more than any other

Why are all of the videos displayed on the little tv? I want to see the games full screen, duh. I was looking forward to watching this video too. :(

Turrican is on Switch now :)

Had the Amstrad 128 Great machine bought the amiga then sold it after three months and bought second hand PC 468 dx55 had Doom installed never looked back

I still love Harpoon.

Populous... Hunter....Fodder😍

...and "Eye of the Beholder", "Elvira ", "Dune II", "Legend of Kyrandia" and "Lure of the Temptress"...

Alien Breed came out in 91, not 85... It would have been the game of the century in 1985!

Why would the response be less than the other previous polls? I’ll provide one reason, as a part of perhaps several, but this one is based on my history. So the C64 and Atari 800/XL/XE had many more responses. I think that is due to the times. Arcades were bigger in the early 80s. Even as the crash happened in the USA, not all of the market (us gen-x kids) knew it was happening. Computers were everywhere in tv and film and in stores. We were bombarded with how it’s the way of the future. And they played great games too! Well, that depends on the computer. But the price war made the 64 cheap and the Atari 8bits got cheaper (the 800 was $1000? The 800XL only a few hundred as I recall. The 130XE I got as a follow up a for $150?). For many of us, this was our first computer. And of course we played games. Lots of games. And maybe wrote and printed out school reports with the rudimentary word processors. Good enough. Some of us even had a modem and a CompuServe or Delphi or GEnie account. BBS’s! All in all, very formative years. Very memorable. World changing. And what parent could say no to those prices? The parents didn’t know a bit from a byte and us kids didn’t think about 8-bit vs 16-bit especially when we didn’t know what was in a 5150 IBM PC or that it was an 8088 with 8 bits external and 16 internal. It had a green screen with smeary persistence and only went “beep”. No fun! The best upgrade to our 2600 consoles were 64s and XL/XE’s. And the occasional Apple ][ fan but seriously why? So the top 10 for those systems really strikes a chord. Some of us got an NES but I feel it was mostly the next wave of kids who were in our shoes when we had our 2600s. And they may have gone to the 386 clones a few years later once PC gaming was starting to get slightly decent and. respectable. That leaves out the PC Jr and Tandy 1000 but let’s keep it simple and not get into that rabbit hole. So who had an ST or Amiga? I say we did! Not in 1985-1987. For me it was a used A1000 in 1988. Now we had after school jobs and could save up for a 68000 based computer system and the requisite RGB monitor. To be honest, I used the color composite output of the 1000 for a few months and got a 1084 (not the new stereo version) for Christmas. The 16/32 systems simply cost more. Harder to justify. Especially for just games. But if you wanted cool new games, these systems had them! But in high school (secondary school as called in places outside of USA) there really were other cool things you could do. WYSIWYG word processing for our longer and more serious papers we had to write. The graphics and music software for the artistic of us was so much better than what the 8bits could do (not to disrespect the Koala pad - it had its day). C compilers for those of us that were so into our computers we took whatever computer science classes we could before hitting the college level. Yes, there were games. But it turns out we discovered other things too. And driving once we got our license. And .. um .. going places in the car with someone special .. those years saw the lessons biology class played out. Parents didn’t ask and the young adults didn’t tell. Do I really have to explain?? On an objective level, the games were better as was the hardware. In a subjective level, the early period when we had 8-bits and didn’t know better we’re bliss. We got driven everywhere and the opposite gender gave you cooties and the posters on your bedroom wall came from car magazines (Ferrari or Lambo? It was like CBM vs Atari vs Apple etc). You knew the movie TRON was bs but you could still pretend something like that was happening in your 6602. Your folks bought the computer but it was mostly yours. Vs saving for the 68k system while also saving for a car and having money for a date. To those of us that grew up on Episodes 4, 5, and 6 of a a science fiction/fantasy franchise that I hear was at least mildly popular 😆(can’t type that with a straight face) : are those movies better or episodes 1, 2, and 3? Objectively seeing a little green cgi dude you talks in inverted sentences doing backflips with his laser sword is better than what we saw in 1977 where an old hermit battles bucket head at a glacial pace. While I have come to appreciate 1999-2005 more, 1977-1983 is still where it’s at. 1977 had the trinity of Trash80, Pet, and A][. And in 1987 we had Mac II in color, PS/2 with VGA, an expanding ST and Amiga line up. But 1983 is where it’s at! I’ll take Yub Nub over Howard the Duck any day 😛