Pinball Construction Set (Apple II) - Chronologically Gaming (CG)

[@MrYossarianuk]

I would have loved Panik in 1982

[@chronologicallygaming]

I went back and played some more after the show. I true testament for how good games are right now.

[@ohioterran7374]

Absolutely loved Panik on the TRS-80! Great game and it had voice! Great video as always!

[@chronologicallygaming]

Thanks a ton!

[@RemnantCult]

Your enthusiasm reminds me of why I love retro computing as a hobby. Enjoying a vintage computer game is like sampling a fine wine or slice of aged cheese. I can't get enough of it.

[@chronologicallygaming]

I love retro computing! Cheers!

[@vkarolv]

Pinball builder looking good!

[@chronologicallygaming]

It's too smooth!

[@vkarolv]

@chronologicallygaming yes!

[@ouroboros6788]

I've always heard about Pinball Construction Set, but I've never seen it in action before. That looks amazing. I always had a lot of fun building my own levels in games. I used to make Warcraft 2 and C&C Red Alert maps a lot, and I definitely had more fun in the Build engine than I ever did actually playing Duke 3D

[@chronologicallygaming]

It’s so cool to see how early games let you design your own content.

[@BomageMinimart]

Panik was based on an arcade game called Space Panic, which was also the inspiration for Broderbund's Apple Panic and later Lode Runner (a true classic). Also, Bill Budge's games were great!

[@chronologicallygaming]

That's exactly what I said! Great minds! Cheers!

[@Choptop401]

I remember playing DOOM on an 11 inch black & white monitor. Dealing with those colored key cards led to my insanity.

[@chronologicallygaming]

DOOM!

[@AlexEvans1]

You can use a CoCo mouse with anything on the CoCo that uses a joystick. Anti-Ballistic Missile Command (a terrible BASIC game, Feb 1982) works well with the mouse.

[@chronologicallygaming]

Cool tip! Thanks!