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old school games and game shows
Thu 03.02.06 10:14pm PST #17360
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Somehow I ended up surfing for old tv shows, and got on a 70's and 80's game show kick.

I was looking up all the shows I watched on rerun on usa network when I was a kid (like 7 or 8)

Classics and obscure shows like: Press your luck Hot potato Tic tac dough Go Scrabble High rollers Remote Control $100,000 name that tune Lets make a deal Card sharks

Man it was a trip down memory lane.

Anyways, I had a bunch of game show games for my 8088 pc back in the day, including high rollers, and classic concentration, well in the course of my surfing.

I found the original classic concentration game I used to have on 5 1/4 inch floppy disks.

I got it running and destroyed the computer!

Then I won a nice Lebaron in the bonus round, And the whole time I decided to take screen shots.

Ahhh the memories!

--Chris Falco
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