Top 35-38 Best Games in 1975, review: Fball, ttt, Empire -michelin-, Wang 2200T Hockey Game

Fball  Wang 2200

This is a text-based football game where two teams play a match with minimal human involvement and a high reliance on randomness.

ttt  Mainframe

Another version of the tic-tac-toe game, but the developers decided to encrypt the name, thinking we wouldn't understand. A notable feature is that over time, the computer learns to play better. In the early games, it makes moves purely randomly.

Empire -michelin-  Terminal

Inspired by Empire III, this game lost its place due to Empire IV taking precedence since space on the university computer was limited. The game itself was a tactical wargame where your team had to defeat only one opposing team, unlike before when there could be up to 8. 

Up to 25 players participated in one of the teams: Klingons or Federation. Combat controls were simplified to enhance teamwork, and new features were introduced, such as going into planetary orbit, towing objects, and directing a landing party.

Wang 2200T Hockey Game  Wang 2200

A variation of Pong, this time with a hockey theme. The goal is simple: try to score the puck in the opponent's goal. The game is divided into three periods, and there is the ability to block the puck with your goalkeeper.

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