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I'm thinking of a game that I used to play ages ago. It was fun and addictive but I dont remember its name, so im hoping one of you guys will know.

So.

It's an old retro style game, I think its only for PC's or if im wrong its probably out on the old getto game consoles.

So, your just a space shuttle, and all you can do is jump and move side to side. The whole idea is to move around side to side and jump through the different courses in space, theres a lot of different courses.

So really all you do is dont crash and get to the end of the map.

I dont remember its name, but im betting it had something to do with the word space.

If you give me a SS ill be able to recognize it, but I cant find a SS.

Are you talking about the arcade game where you go into a tunnel and can move circularly to dodge things? If not, no idea...

i know exactly what you mean. i still ahve it on a cd-rom with like 150 games.
there it was called "sky" and "skyxmas" i be looking for the official name.

could this be it?
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/games/play/1104/

if i know what he means, then he means this but older:



only thing i could find atm that looks like it.
this one is called jet jumper, i think the old one was sky jumper.

cin wrote:if i know what he means, then he means this but older:



only thing i could find atm that looks like it.
this one is called jet jumper, i think the old one was sky jumper.

Yeah!!

Thats the same idea, but the game im talking about is older, as you said. but their both very similar. im looking for the DL i miss that game

Are you talking about starwing?

No SMS, but that looks like a pretty awesome game.

The game im talking about is much like Jet jumper, but older. and the background is mostly dark, and there are no things you can pick up on the course you just get through it to beat it.

I know what you're talking about, or something really similar.
Back in first grade, me and my friends used to always get on http://www.bonus.com and play that game.

No idea if that site still works, though, let alone finding that age-old game in there.