Video Games Of The 90s
name of a space ship video game from the 90′s?
Ahh man (woman) if you can figure this out!!! What was the name of a computer video game from the early 90s where two players had a fleet of spaceships with different powers. for example one spaceship could send out little ball that could stick to you and drain your energy. Another ship was a siren that would lure you to your death. One spaceship would send mini spaceships to shoot at you. You could use the planets gravity to boomerang around space……
sounds like “star control II”
if that’s the game you are speaking of they recently changed the name of the game to “the ur-quan masters” and you can download it for free on pc and play it
http://sc2.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php screen shots
http://sc2.sourceforge.net/downloads.php direct download
i am pretty sure this is what you are talking about if not well, i tried
Video games of the 90′s: 1990
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