Oh WOW talk about a blast from the past.

[ShadowPaladin V1.0]

just doing my usual preordering and I came across this.

 

http://shop.gameplay.co.uk/webstore/produc...itle=spy_vs_spy

 

"Spy vs. Spy" is one of MAD Magazine's longest-running and best-known features. For nearly four decades, the Black Spy and White Spy have been building their bizarre, elaborate contraptions in an endless parry of "Joke and Dagger." Award-winning cartoonist Antonio Prohias fled Cuba one step ahead of Castro's authorities at the height of the Cold War. He ended up in New York, where he began working for MAD. Since 1961, his Spies have been silently turning tables on each other in crazier and ever-more bizarre schemes of one-upmanship.

[Loof]

Coool ... but why oh why does it have to be for PS2 I don't have one dammit!!!

[Sirus]

I remember playing the old Spy VS Spy at my friends house. Too bad it's on the PS2.

[ShadowPaladin V1.0]

It's on Xbox too. I just happened to be looking at the PS2 order list at the time.

[Loof]

Good good I have one of those :D

[Darque]

This seems strange

[Baneblade]

This seems strange 

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Why ?

 

Spy Vs. Spy was a great fun back in the stoneage.

[Darque]

Because I'm not a caveperson? :ph34r:

[mkreku]

The strength of the Spy vs. Spy games (on the Commodore 64 at least) was that you had a split screen and you could play against a friend. One was black, the other was white, and you placed traps and mines and all sorts of evil things for your opponent to wander into. It was actually great fun.

 

I'll probably give it a glance, since it's coming out on the PS2.