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COMBAT SCHOOL (Konami 1987) Also known as BOOT CAMP, it plays like earlier Decathlon or Hyper Sports games but it's about doing basic training for the USMC. Great and varied, it was ported to C64, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum and MS-DOS PC. #コンバットスクール #arcade #2D #pixelart

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This game deserves a MD Port!

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COWABUNGA! 🐢 Introducing the TMNT x Ghost Collection! Experience next-level gaming with the Banshee 68% Magnetic Switch Keyboard, Wraith Gaming Mouse, and Oni Deskpad. Embrace the power and style of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in your setup.

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Military Track and Field

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Best use of a trackball on the arcade unit

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my poor poor joysticks...

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😂 Yeah, for some reason, we played Decathlon on the Atari 2600 with the joysticks looking like this:

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I never got past the first discipline. Way too hard.

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Only ever got as far as combat with instructor a handful of times on C64...never saw the actual mission!😅😱 Too depressing & sore wrists to attempt it again after that! Great port,just tough!

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Why no Amiga port? 🥲

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Those ”endurance” sections were absolutely brutal for C64 joysticks… 😅

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