Great games that'll work on an old laptop
Discussion
I fancy playing some decent games on my GF's old laptop (not sure what the spec is) but I'm after some ideas for games that aren't too graphically intensive.
So far I've thought of:
Theme Hospital
Dungeon Keeper 2
One of those transport tycoon jobbies
Minecraft
Dwarf Fortress
I've played all of the above way too much in the past though - anyone think of anything else?
Ta
So far I've thought of:
Theme Hospital
Dungeon Keeper 2
One of those transport tycoon jobbies
Minecraft
Dwarf Fortress
I've played all of the above way too much in the past though - anyone think of anything else?
Ta

-crookedtail- said:
Original GTA and GTA2 and bring back some memories from the 90's....Gouranga!
Think they are both free from Rockstar now
Think they are both free from Rockstar now


http://www.rockstargames.com/classics/
15 replies and no mention of Deus Ex yet? tut tut 
Oh and Outlaws - a fantastic Western first person shooter, although graphically you're going back all the way to the day of Doom and the like. Saying that, Doom is another one I'd consider revisiting. And No One Lives Forever. And the sequel. And Half-life. And the add-on packs.
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Oh and Outlaws - a fantastic Western first person shooter, although graphically you're going back all the way to the day of Doom and the like. Saying that, Doom is another one I'd consider revisiting. And No One Lives Forever. And the sequel. And Half-life. And the add-on packs.
[goes to retrieve all these out of the cupboard and sets about reinstalling them]
If you're going Transport Tycoon Deluxe, go
www.openttd.org
And get that, it's vastly superior to the original.
Other than that, I've enjoyed UFO:Enemy Unknown, Command and Conquer, Detroit, Grand Prix Legends (Analogue control is vital for this if you want to get around the track) and TIE Fighter, which is way cool.
www.openttd.org
And get that, it's vastly superior to the original.
Other than that, I've enjoyed UFO:Enemy Unknown, Command and Conquer, Detroit, Grand Prix Legends (Analogue control is vital for this if you want to get around the track) and TIE Fighter, which is way cool.
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