To all active PCKF members

JackDaniels · Post by **JackDaniels** » Sun Apr 29, 2012 0:15

This might come off as a little random, but I think it is amazing that after all these years there is still a community out there that keeps Commander Keen alive. I grew up with Commander Keen. It was the first game I ever played and even though I do not play it a lot anymore, I have played the original as well as fanmade levelsets from time to time in the past. It certainly brings back good childhood memories every time I play it.

So, to all active PCKF members and contributors, I think it's amazing you keep this game and forum alive

guynietoren · Post by **guynietoren** » Sun Apr 29, 2012 1:12

Thanks. I can only hope trying to expand the fan base through fan art, even though it'll mostly bring in folks that were at least familiar or played those old games.

DoomJedi · Post by **DoomJedi** » Sun Apr 29, 2012 5:27

Thanks

It's amazing indeed

troublesomekeen · Post by **troublesomekeen** » Sun Apr 29, 2012 6:02

JackDaniels wrote:So, to all active PCKF members and contributors, I think it's amazing you keep this game and forum alive

And I second the motion! A big thank you to all PCKF members, past, present and future. I was amazed when I luckily stumbled upon this forum to find people still making mods, drawing fan-art and sharing ideas. Without all of you guys, I wouldn't have the motivation to work on my mods. And it's been a blast so far! Long live Captain Keen!

DukeNukem 2417 · Post by **DukeNukem 2417** » Thu May 10, 2012 21:27

It's a game that's worth keeping alive. From "Marooned on Mars" to "Aliens Ate My Babysitter" (and beyond, hopefully), the Commander Keen games are a great way for me (and probably loads of other people) to remember the joys of DOS gaming and a time when "winning" didn't involve killing demons or winning World War II FOR THE HUNDREDTH TIME.

Post by **Keening_Product** » Fri May 11, 2012 2:14

DukeNukem 2417 wrote:when "winning" didn't involve killing demons or winning World War II FOR THE HUNDREDTH TIME.

That's what you do in games these days? I'm sorry, I haven't played any new games since 1998.

VikingBoyBilly · Post by **VikingBoyBilly** » Fri May 11, 2012 19:17

Keening_Product wrote:
DukeNukem 2417 wrote:when "winning" didn't involve killing demons or winning World War II FOR THE HUNDREDTH TIME.
That's what you do in games these days? I'm sorry, I haven't played any new games since 1998.

the word *demons* can be interchangeable with aliens, mutants, zombies, etcetera.

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