Out to Lunch

Shatterhand · 31 August 2001, 05:50

I have been playing this excellent SNES game (Yeah, I'm playing the SNES version, I'm sorry) , and I know there's an A1200 version of it..

I was wondering... how is the control method in the Amiga version?

There's a button for jump, a button for run, a button for the main weapon and a button for the second weapon.. I just wanted to know hot they fitted all this in a one button joystick (It's not that hard, I just would like to know how they did it)

And if you don't know the game, give it a try, it's a superb plataform game, one of the best ever made.

Drake1009 · 31 August 2001, 11:57

I have played Out to lunch a bit. Can't really say much about the controls though.

I didn't know there was all that much to it though, I've played it with 1 button, pressing up to jump and fire to use the weapon (There's a secondary weapon?!?).

Riempie · 31 August 2001, 13:28

I've played this game for a while, and you run by just moving the joystick. Move the joystick in the up-direction to jump. Pressing fire will use the main weapon. The secondary weapon can be activated by holding down the joystick and press fire (I don't remember this very well, so it could be an other combination)

The game can also use 2 button joysticks.

Btw, I have the JST-version of this game and it has problems with the secondary weapon. When I use this the little bags (which is the weapon) keep hanging in the air, which it shouldn't because they should be thrown against your opponents. Maybe this game needs a WHDload fix?

Fred the Fop · 01 September 2001, 00:29

I did not even know there WAS an SNES version of this, Burge.
How about you up a screen?

Shatterhand · 01 September 2001, 05:47

Well, from what I know, the game was first released to the SNES, and then converted for the Miggy (That's what "The One" review says )

31 August 2001, 05:50	#1
Shatterhand Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Brazil Age: 30 Posts: 1,637	Out to Lunch I have been playing this excellent SNES game (Yeah, I'm playing the SNES version, I'm sorry) , and I know there's an A1200 version of it.. I was wondering... how is the control method in the Amiga version? There's a button for jump, a button for run, a button for the main weapon and a button for the second weapon.. I just wanted to know hot they fitted all this in a one button joystick (It's not that hard, I just would like to know how they did it) And if you don't know the game, give it a try, it's a superb plataform game, one of the best ever made.

31 August 2001, 13:28	#3
Riempie Amiga freak Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Netherlands Posts: 239	I've played this game for a while, and you run by just moving the joystick. Move the joystick in the up-direction to jump. Pressing fire will use the main weapon. The secondary weapon can be activated by holding down the joystick and press fire (I don't remember this very well, so it could be an other combination) The game can also use 2 button joysticks. Btw, I have the JST-version of this game and it has problems with the secondary weapon. When I use this the little bags (which is the weapon) keep hanging in the air, which it shouldn't because they should be thrown against your opponents. Maybe this game needs a WHDload fix? Last edited by Riempie; 31 August 2001 at 13:35.

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31 August 2001, 11:57	#2
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	I have played Out to lunch a bit. Can't really say much about the controls though. I didn't know there was all that much to it though, I've played it with 1 button, pressing up to jump and fire to use the weapon (There's a secondary weapon?!?).

01 September 2001, 00:29	#4
Fred the Fop flaming faggot Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Versailles Age: 44 Posts: 2,794	I did not even know there WAS an SNES version of this, Burge. How about you up a screen?

01 September 2001, 05:47	#5
Shatterhand Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Brazil Age: 30 Posts: 1,637	Well, from what I know, the game was first released to the SNES, and then converted for the Miggy (That's what "The One" review says )

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