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EDIT: Of course it could just be me, but I doubt it as everything else works fine |
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I'm having the same problem
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Email sent to Stone Oakvalley outlining the problem
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25 September 2012, 14:54 | #85 |
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I have the very latest version of XMP (4.0.0) compiled from source, it's not even available for download yet, the author sent it to me personally. :/
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Sorry about the confusion. I thought it was XMPlay. I guess you'll have to use UADE.
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Here is the article itself from Retro gamer issue 107 - and a mighty nice one too, imho
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I´m sorry, but this article is pretty uninformative....so your answers are, Torben.
I love Retro Gamer, but this isn´t a "Making of"...more a well layoutet advert. |
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It depends on your skills and age I suppose, as I finished the game back then with the swirl technique.
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Played the game the other day on my Amiga 500 and wanted to re-try activating the Nova-bomb in reference to this thread. Used a classic kempston competition pro joystick and pressing the firebutton while swirling the joystick worked very well
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You have no chance with a joypad
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With that joystick I played Battle Squadron and I was able to release the nova-bomb fastly and efficiently.. and with the needed rudeness without worry of break the joystick =) I have to use that joystick to play BattleSquadron, KickOff, KickOff2, PlayerManager and Goal!.. With Sensible Soccer didnt care what joystick use, the game was so poor that it doesnt matter Last edited by JudasEZT; 06 October 2012 at 11:10. |
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I still don't think this should have been classed as a "making of" feature! |
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@JudasEZT now that's a sturdy looking joystick.
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The swirl technic is perfect with a competition pro joystick. I finished it plenty of times in several levels of difficulty. Those who can't play it correctly with a stick like the competition pro should stop playing shoot'em ups !!! More over i would add that the swirl technic is giving a feeling of perfect brutality, really in the state of mind of this wonderfull shooter. When all seems lost, surrounded of bullets or if you are in a middle of a zone with tons of destructible stuffs, WHAT A PLEASURE to launch a bomb in a brutal circle . Of course with a joypad it is really difficult, that's why a joystick is highly advised !
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It is simply the BEST descriptions af releasing the Nova Missile (Smart Bomb) that I have ever heard. Quote:
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just noticed the thread title...
"The best Amiga shooter appears again after 20 years, in a real computer mag!" Was the Amiga not a real computer? |
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He means the magazine is real
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