Shufflepuck

Yes - I still have it on my Apple II.

It was actually called Shufflepuck Cafe, with different 'alien' characters challenging you to a duel on the board. What a great and 'simple' game eh!!
nigel.

 

Yes I had this game on my old B&W SEs and Plus I loved that game.

You might try this, its suppose to be a Linux and OS X version of it.
http://home.no.net/munsuun/tuxpuck/

 

I had Shufflepuck Cafe on my AtariST, back in the days. I actually used it to sell my computer, the buyer was sold when I showed him the game.

I loved how the screen would shatter when you let the puck pass through, or the expression on the characters faces when you scored a point. Ah, thanks for bringing back the memories

 

Here's a 3D Flash version I get quite a bit of value out of ('course, it's free, so the mileage is pretty good... )

http://www.ismokecrack.com/

 

aliens? color?

i had a b/w version that ran on my 512. still had the shattered glass, though

 

I thought it was available on the Macintosh Garden - but going to check, and the Garden appears to be offline. Ah, well.

 

*I* smoke crack dot com.

Here's the Macintosh Garden It's under ``S'' of course.

 

Use vMac

I was able to get the original Shuffle Puck Cafe for Mac System 6 to work on my iMac in OSX using vMac. It was a lot of fun to set it up and especially fun to see my old MacPlus boot up and run inside an OSX Window. Visit http://www.lowendmac.com/myturn/02/0913.html for the details on how I did it.

 

i remember my mom put that on my lc II along with prince of persia and i played the hell out of that game. man those were some fun games when i was like 5 years old. I also remember playing Super Munchers.

iJon

 

Super Munchers! vMac! Shufflepuck Cafe!

The game(s) that take the cake, though, are Beyond Dark Castle and Dark Castle. I think Delta Tao Software was doing a port of it to Mac OS X, but I think development has halted, since I haven't seen any developments coming from them. That's sad, really.

It doesn't work with vMac that well, either... there was a different version of vMac that worked (Mini vMac, I think), but without sound.

Ah, *sigh*. That, and Crystal Quest. The games nowadays don't have any more fun in them.

 

hehe, those were the golden days of computer gaming...

I actually have Prince of Persia on my SE/30 and it rocks! Indy III looks pretty weired on black and white... and Star Wars is just awsome.

makes me want to get my hands on a C=64 and an Amiga 1200... that's where the fun really starts

vSpacken