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Geopan · 04-14-14, 02:47 PM

Hello gents. I rediscovered subsims a few years ago when I bought my copy of Silent Hunter 3 after glimpsing some reviews on some site. It was a hasty decision, but one which never turned to be disappointing at all!

My first contact with submarine simulators was a ... million years ago, Silent Service (1 or 2, I can't remember, maybe both?) on my Commodore C64. How much did I enjoy that game!!!

In between I vaguely remember a Los Angeles class simulator (can't remember the title, but I remember an Alpha class too) and Red Storm Rising on Amiga, which was also fun.

But not so fun as SH3. I fell in love with the game, although I found it a little bit more difficult, but what the heck, I am older and supposedly wiser so I took on the challenge and thorougly enjoyed it.

Still, I do have some questions about the game and this is how I bumped on the site.

Nice "meeting" you.

04-14-14, 02:47 PM	#1
Geopan Bilge Rat Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Piraeus,Hellas Posts: 1 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Permission to come aboard Hello gents. I rediscovered subsims a few years ago when I bought my copy of Silent Hunter 3 after glimpsing some reviews on some site. It was a hasty decision, but one which never turned to be disappointing at all! My first contact with submarine simulators was a ... million years ago, Silent Service (1 or 2, I can't remember, maybe both?) on my Commodore C64. How much did I enjoy that game!!! In between I vaguely remember a Los Angeles class simulator (can't remember the title, but I remember an Alpha class too) and Red Storm Rising on Amiga, which was also fun. But not so fun as SH3. I fell in love with the game, although I found it a little bit more difficult, but what the heck, I am older and supposedly wiser so I took on the challenge and thorougly enjoyed it. Still, I do have some questions about the game and this is how I bumped on the site. Nice "meeting" you.