Booting up an Apple IIc to play Lode Runner. Oh maaaaaan, this takes me back. I played so much Lode Runner as a kid. And made probably 50 of my own levels with the built-in level editor.
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Booting up an Apple IIc to play Lode Runner. Oh maaaaaan, this takes me back. I played so much Lode Runner as a kid. And made probably 50 of my own levels with the built-in level editor.
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Here's an emulated version of Lode Runner if you want to play.
I Ran so many Lodes in the early 80s on my Apple ][+. That was a really fun game.
We also devoted an obscene number of hours to Reach for the Stars. That was an astounding time-sink of a game, but nonetheless rewarding. The 2000 version for Windows was pretty good as well, but by then I had mostly quit gaming.
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