GAMES WITHIN GAMES
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GAMES WITHIN GAMES
i've recently been playing bully on the wii and in variouse parts of the game you can find machines which allow you to play arcade style minnie games! i particulary like the f-zero style game and have found that i play it more than i do the actual missions!
what other games have people played that they have prefered the minnie games to the actual game content?
what other games have people played that they have prefered the minnie games to the actual game content?
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Maniac Mansion in Day of the Tantacle.
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Various games within games as a core part of Lazy Jones on the C64.
Galaga at the start of Ridge Racer.
Invada-load on C64.
There's a tile based puzzle game on Atari ST that has a tiny version of Breakout in one corner of the screen. You can use the mouse to play either of the two games. Wish I could remember the name.
Galaga at the start of Ridge Racer.
Invada-load on C64.
There's a tile based puzzle game on Atari ST that has a tiny version of Breakout in one corner of the screen. You can use the mouse to play either of the two games. Wish I could remember the name.
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