Over 50 Apple II Games In Under 30 Minutes

[@arifeldman6365]

I had friends who had Apple IIs in the early 80s and was so jealous given the great games they had. I was always impressed with how developers got so much out of these machines.

[@zipperpig]

Nice list... Brings back memories... Some of my personal (somewhat) obscure favorites on there... Aztec, Bolo, The Bilestoad and Rescue Raiders... Perhaps even Castle Smurfenstein. Not sure if other platforms had those... but I remember particularly enjoying those titles. Thanks for list.

[@IsaacKuo]

Aztec was ported to other systems ... the C64 port is particularly weird looking. AFAIK, Bolo and The Bilestoad are Apple ][ exclusives. The Bilestoad is particularly infamous for the level of piracy. Almost all Apple ][ gamers have played it, but it sold very few copies.

[@cheeseparis1]

All these games we're able to recognize by the first frame...

[@Mduepre]

Bin ich froh einen Atari XL 800 damals gehabt zu haben.

[@modeljetjuggernaut4864]

Man i played Bruce Lee till my eyes bled.. such a simple game but addictive

[@IsaacKuo]

So many noteworthy games either originated on the Apple ][ or were designed with Apple ][ limitations in mind (such as Autoduel). This list is missing the genre where the Apple ][ arguably had the biggest legacy - CRPGs. Ultima, Bard's Tale, Wizardry, and Wasteland all started off as Apple ][ exclusives. Yes, THAT Wasteland (which also served as inspiration to Fallout). Also missing are wargames, and wargame/CRPG hybrids, such as Roadwar 2000. Apple ][ was really big with these. However, omission of this formerly major computer game genre is more understandable, seeing as the genre has never really broken out to mainstream popularity. Heck, even the RTS genre has just sort of faded away into obscurity. But RPGs are a big omission, considering its massive influence in both North America and Japan (the Japanese RPG industry was inspired by Ultima III, originally an Apple ][ exclusive).

[@rammsteinregeln]

Legacy of the Ancients was excellent too. Had an Ultima feel to it but with some arcade-like 'side' games within it

[@40223950]

I had "jungle hunt", oil well, zaxxon and Frogger. My Apple was orange 2-bit

[@michaelmalak]

Not including Karateka was a big miss, as it ushered in the genre of martial arts games

[@DerekDavis213]

Some great games that were absent here: Drol Bandits Bolo Spare Change Gumball Sabotage!

[@blupeterb254b9]

Aztec? Does anyone remember Aztec?

[@kenwheeler3637]

That was a decent selection. It's been far too long since I've had an Apple ][ system set up. I need to clear off some space and rectify that. I miss playing those.

[@xenorac]

Not an apple fan, but you get a like as your videos are constantly on point!

[@phareux5135]

Do you remember a pc game called Dreadnoughts? It was mostly a text game with minimal graphics out around the 80's. The Bismarck would chase after convoys while trying for a specific convoy.

[@siebren005]

has anyone a list of these games portraied in the video with the timestamp? I am exploring old games and cant look them up without the title

[@Iglood1]

The Bilestoad.

[@user-js6ch1mf8g]

I remember playing math games in a center I'm elementary school in the 80s anyone know where I can watch those ?

[@EtherBotGames]

thanks for list =v=

[@skywarp727]

Things had to have been a lot different back then in terms of non-licensed games. Sneakers looks fun, and the F-16 game looked quite complicated. Great video