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aanker 04-08-16 03:06 PM

SHCE since @ 2000 +/-

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Happy Hunting!

blackswan40 04-08-16 03:48 PM

Sub sims for me started in 1986 when i bought my Commodore 64 & bought silent service then bought the atari st 520 & bought silent sevice for that computer then bought the amiga & silent sevvce 1 & 2 then Aces of the deep loved that one then moved to pc in 1992 a 486 25mghz machine silent service
1 & 2 silent hunter 1 2 3 4 & 5
of all the silent hunter series SH3 is the best one by far theres no greater satisfaction for me when writing a SH3 Campaign in the scr scripted lair in the SH3 Mission editor & then seeing the members of your clan finding one of the convoys you put in to the Campaign

Jimbuna 04-09-16 08:33 AM

I started off with Silent Service by MicroProse on the C64 then the Amiga.

razark 04-09-16 12:05 PM

The first one I played was the beautiful purple waters of the Pacific in Gato, followed shortly afterwards by Silent Service, both on the IBM PCjr. I was still a bit young when playing them, though. Silent Service II was where I really got into it, and I still bless that glorious day I discovered SHCE in the bargain bin.

BrianKir 04-09-16 02:52 PM

Like many I started out on a C64 with Silent Service at the tender age of 12.

First it was the tape edition before I got a 5 1/4 drive.

Had a summer holiday where me and a mate lived together to play it real time. After 2½ week having one as awoke duty officer all the time (and no going sun bathing), we hadn't encountered a single Japanese ship - but man did we live it out!:rotfl2:

Sailor Steve 04-09-16 04:11 PM

Welcome aboard BrianKir!

I remember being a pre-teen and doing silly things like that with friends. I never got to use a computer for those antics, since I was thirty-five when Silent Service came out, but still, all these years of sub-sims has been fun. :sunny:

excel4004 04-09-16 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2396276)
I started off with Silent Service by MicroProse on the C64 then the Amiga.

Me too. Silent Service I was a "new world" a "new feeling" of gaming. Never forget the great fun with playing Silent Service II too. :yeah:

Aktungbby 04-09-16 06:51 PM

Welcome aboard!
 
BrianKir! :Kaleun_Salute: after a long silent run!

Jimbuna 04-10-16 06:09 AM

Welcome to SubSim Brian :sunny:

siege00 04-10-16 01:24 PM

688i and SH3... I can't remember which I got my hands on first.

Paco 04-11-16 04:45 AM

Silent Service 1 on an Atari 800 XL, Epyx Sub Battle Simulator on my C=64 and later AOD on MSDOS.

Paco 04-11-16 05:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BL!TZKR!EG
BTT:
I did not even notice there was AOD on the C-64?!

Ups, You're right. It was on MSDOS.

GT182 04-11-16 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2396058)
1969 Midway Sea Raider

I remember that that one. We played it on those same arcade machines during my 2nd year of college in '69. Couldn't hit many targets and spent a lot of quarters trying. LOL

Peter Cremer 04-11-16 01:37 PM

Started with Silent Service on Atari 1040ST about 1985, I think, and got hooked on sub sims. Went on to Silent Service II, AoD, Grey Wolves, 688i Hunter Killer, Sub Command, Sea Wolf, Silent Hunter 1,2,3,4,5. :yeah:

adrians69 04-11-16 03:59 PM

For me it was Silent Service on the C64, then Silent Service 2 on the Amiga. I really got into years later with Jane's 688i though. That was the best sub sim around at the time, which led me onto SH2, then 3,4 & 5! I still have 4 & 5 and I also have Sub Command and DW.

Silent Service 1&2 are now available on GOG.com for a small fee. :D


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