Why was this allowed?

Wtf this actually existed?

>>383079396
the only version of SC1 that I've played

>>383079765
>BING
>BING
>WAHOO
>MY LIFE FOR AIUR
it was a different time

I didn't know I could play Starcraft on my phone. Thanks OP

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>>383079920
was it really that different?

>>383079765

How old are you, fag?

>>383080102
Was the first Black Ops released on everything? or was it WaW that had weird ports to Wii/ps2/xbox/handheld? Weird times.

>>383080171
20

>>383080102
BING
BING
WAHO-
*BANG*
Mario was called for duty. Press F to pay respects.

>>383079396
>>383079765
It actually wasn't that bad. It had a secret bonus level that PC didn't get and it was great for most people because not everyone could afford a PC.

I got it when it first came out when I was 13 and I played it up till I was 20 and I finally got a PC to play that version

>>383080909
This was also out on PS1. Dune2000 was also.

>>383079765
Yes the N64 had games that weren't Mario or Zelda, faggot.

>>383080570
Yeah, I had it for N64 and it wasn't too awful. You're not going to be able to play at a good level because of the controls, but beating the missions wasn't really hard to begin with.

IIRC, you had to have an expansion pack to play Broodwar and 2-player. Also, I think you were able to select more units than you could with PC.

>>383081282
Yeah you can get 16 or 18 units at a time. Which it seems silly you can only get 12 at a time. When I went to play SC1 when it got updated it was really awkward trying to retrain myself to be able to only select a small handful of units when being use to playing modern RTS where you can select dozens or hundreds of units. In cossacks 3 you can control over 4,000 units without breaking a sweat.

>>383080102
Yeah, Mario was in the training mission teaching you how to select units and place a refinery for Terran. I think it was Luigi that taught for Zerg missions. I don't remember who was for Protoss, but it might have either been Yoshi or Toadstool.

The only thing you had to get used to for Starcraft 64 was collecting coins when you destroyed buildings. Every 100 coins you collected you'd hear Mario say really loudly in the announcements (that all players could hear like Nuclear Launch Detected) "LET'S A-GO" and you'd get him as a hero unit.