Oergon Trail for Windows.

[jagowar]

http://www.tomcharlesworth.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/AppleWin1.12.6.0.zip

http://www.classicgaming.com/rotw/roms/otrail.zip

I know its not the arcade but one of the best games ever..... I dont even want to know how many hours I logged on that game in school.

I already looked on the 800 games list and oregon trail isnt on there....

[Loftin]

You can only carry 100 pounds of meat back to the wagon...

[CHHS_Aggie]

I totally forgot how bad I was at that game

[TwelfthAG]

I better at mindless games :cheesy:

[sarge07]

I just showed my sister how to play that game a couple weeks ago!!!

[polish]

I never liked that game, I had a cousin who i installed it for, b/c she couldn't do it. I played it once and got bored out of my mind

[scrag]

Polish you have to be really old to like that game. I remember playing it on a green screen Radio Shack TRS80 back in 3rd grade.

Timing the shot while the deer ran across the screen was an art form. However, I don't think my party ever made it all the way there. I could never get them to the pass before winter set in.

[Texas Aggie 07]

that was my favorite game in elementary. I wouldn't even try to get to the end. I would just hunt the whole time :gig:

[Loftin]

Polish you have to be really old to like that game. I remember playing it on a green screen Radio Shack TRS80 back in 3rd grade.

Timing the shot while the deer ran across the screen was an art form. However, I don't think my party ever made it all the way there. I could never get them to the pass before winter set in.

I had a green screen Apple IIe at the house that I played it on. I won a couple of times, but usually we died from cholera or dysentary.

[polish]

but usually we died from cholera or dysentary.

That happens when you live in pasadena.

[12thman]

that game was so big when i was in elementry school. we even played a real version of it in school. It was big time

[Loftin]

That happens when you live in pasadena.

Back then, it was known as "stink"-adena.

[scrag]

Back then, it was known as "stink"-adena.

I grew up in Baytown, and back then, if the wind was just right, the Stink-adena cloud would drift our way. Alarms would go off and we'd all have to grab our gas masks and head to the bomb shelter until it passed.