18 June 2008, 11:34 | #481 |
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Still in love with the old OLD school Amiga gear, like Beneath a Steel Sky and Gunship. They look good (remembering their age) and I never got tired of them. My fave atm is Terrorpods from Psygnosis but pretty much everything they did on the Miggy was great.
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Hi PWLM,
welcome to the EAB! I can play some of the old games for the 50th time or more and never get bored of them. Talking about Psygnosis games : Have you played Barbarian 2? It's not the best they made, but such a nice mixture of Action and small bits of Adventure and RPG. Have to play this one again... |
18 June 2008, 12:19 | #483 |
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Yeah I haven't looked at B2 since I downloaded the latest winuae (bloody computer crashes... aaah for the reliable Amiga...?) but I remember it looked pretty good, Psygnosis could always get the mood out of the gameplay and the tunes too. Psygnosis and Team 17 would get my vote for best developers because you couldn't stop playinh their games!
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18 June 2008, 12:21 | #484 |
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But then I enjoyed playing Birds of Prey....
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18 June 2008, 12:26 | #485 |
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Total War Medieval 2, trying to complete it with the English.
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18 June 2008, 13:50 | #487 |
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It Came From The Desert was so hard when I was 13 (maybe it's just me?) but still great to look at and play. Bitmap Bros was good too, some basic games but some really out-there stuff for the '80s especially Speedball and Chaos Engine. Good flight sim for an arcade-ish game was Interceptor by Electronic Arts.
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18 June 2008, 14:00 | #488 |
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It came from the desert was hard, at least for me too At that time (around 1991) I didn't know what to do and it took me a pretty long time to figure it out. But the style and graphics of the game kept me playing it Have you ever played Elvira - Mistress of the dark? It was also hard and confusing in the first place, but turned out to be a really enjoyable game.
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I've been playing a nifty little shooter called Self Destruct, which was written for some competition and randomly generates waves every time you play. It also features an online highscore table. I'm rubbish at it though
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Another good one I have for my A600 is Scorched Tanks. 2 tanks, 1 battlefield, buy heaps of silly weapons (like nukes, soundwaves, trench-diggers..) and blow the snot out of the opposition. Simple pleasures! |
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21 June 2008, 09:36 | #492 |
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My cousins came over on vacation and we have been playing Slam Tilt and having ferocious battles in Total Chaos. I won the last game by manufacturing a flying Generator. LOL! I smashed his dragons to bits.
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Scorched Tanks... haven't played that for a while. Brilliant though, may have to give it another go. |
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21 June 2008, 11:27 | #494 |
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If anyone enjoyed playing KOTOR you will like Mass Effect, great graphics and cool storyline.
Its a mix of : Star Wars = You can use force like powers, ancient and rich galaxy Star Trek = humans formed an alliance with other species and try to keep the peace in the galaxy. Splinter Cell = Because of the way you can control your character, and combat style is more dinamic than in KOTOR, no turn based combat style and you can also duck or take cover behind objects. Hardware requirements are a bit high though... |
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it seems cool. actually it's great that there 's people who produce such little great games (coherent designs, no shit, just fun) but it's just too hard for me to play it
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For me too. I have played it a bit yesterday evening and the best score was about 60.000. Then there was this 'you need at least 1.1 million for a highscore' text on the screen I will never be able to reach even one quarter of that score But it's a really nice arcade shooter! Thanks again for that Graham
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@ marco pedrana
I´m running the game in a Dual Core 6420 2.13 Ghz with 2Gb Ram, Nvidia Quadro FX - 3700 w/512Mb Ram at 1680x1050 (full features except dynamic shadows, only because i dislike dynamic shadows) But i see no reason why it wouldnt run on a ATI x1950 pro. If the game gets jerky just adjust the Textures from High Textures to High and/or disable the dynamic shadows. |
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Don't thank me, thank the editor of RGCD magazine who pointed me in the direction of it - I'm reviewing it for them, but I guess I have to survive for longer than ten seconds first
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