Elite (Amiga - Firebird Software - 1988) Batocera 40 (50Hz)

Elite is a 1984 science fiction computer game by Ian Bell and David Braben that combines economic simulation and an armed space flight simulation. With its game world comprising more than a thousand planets and no clearly defined game ending, Elite is considered an early representative of an open-world game. The cockpit view of space with polygon spaceships, calculated in real time, was at the limit of the computing power of home computers at the time.

[@Bonnys-Gaming-Zone]

Elite. Actually I just wanted to record the beginning. Only how to create a pilot and show the menu. But then I flew to the first planet and encountered enemy ships three times on the way. Excitedly rummaged through my memories to recall the keyboard layout. And when I managed to dock, the addiction to my first Elite from back then was back. And that after 1200 hours of Elite Dangerous 😁. When I look outside, everyone says bad weather. I call it gaming weather 😉🕹

[@ArttuTheCat]

ELITE remains one of the best classic games on the Commodore 64 and Amiga 500 😺👍🕹️. Just... absolutely... BRILLIANT 😺👍🕹️‼️

[@Bonnys-Gaming-Zone]

@@ArttuTheCat I love it. I spend back then hundreds of hours in the game.

[@per-olaeriksson2589]

Not my game to play , but much bigger than Golden Axe.

[@Bonnys-Gaming-Zone]

@@per-olaeriksson2589 One of my childhood memories 😁