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Old 09 June 2008, 10:05   #21
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try here http://www.firecat.co.uk/stroms.htm
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Old 09 June 2008, 13:04   #22
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review of Bold http://atarilegend.com/reviews/revie...2&review_id=76
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Old 09 June 2008, 21:27   #23
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I found also awesome title screen:

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Old 11 June 2008, 00:54   #24
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I mainly keep an ST emulator installed for demo-watching and homebrew games playing. There's little in the way of "official" software that wasn't also put out on the Amiga (usually in better quality too) but the ST's passionate fanbase managed to create plenty of good stuff on their own that makes up for the lack of unique commercial releases...
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Old 12 June 2008, 21:10   #25
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With the old thread title i.e. "Alien Thing & Alien Blast, two great Alien Breed clones" I think this thread is getting just a little bit off topic

Renamed accordingly
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Old 12 June 2008, 22:18   #26
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One game I always enjoyed on the ST was Ranarama. It wasn't quite exclusive to the ST, but it was the only 16 bit version made. The others were on the C64, CPC and Speccy. It can included on the 520STFM welcome disk and was the only game I had for the system the first day it arrived at my door in 1987, and was quite an enjoyable Action/Maze/RPG mix.

Some other ST exclusives I remember well were Midi Maze, Oids, Super Sprint, and Star Trek: The Rebel Universe (although that was available on C64 and DOS). Sorry if these have already been mentioned above. I didn't have time to check out all of the links everyone has posted.

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Old 12 June 2008, 22:32   #27
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Bolo and Esprit are awesome games. Don't let the BW graphics distract you, both have fantastic gameplay.
I spent hours playing both on a friend's and the school's Ataris as they didn't work on any ST emulator for Amiga.
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Old 12 June 2008, 22:40   #28
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MGT : http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...hp?game_id=127
great 8 bits game adapted on 16 bits Atari and PC : Atari is the best version ! (crappy ega 4 colors on ms-dos)
too bad, Loriciel never had time to convert it for Amiga...
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here is Amstrad CPC version: http://cpcgamereviews.com/m/index5.html
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Old 12 June 2008, 23:21   #30
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Esprit is ST version of Amiga game Oxyd or Oxyd Magnum http://hol.abime.net/hol_search.php?find=oxyd
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Old 12 June 2008, 23:42   #31
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Bold: http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=4262 good graphics but average sounds
Seems like a Side-Arms clone.
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Seems like a Side-Arms clone.
In some Robotech games there's a ship/robot transformation too.


Btw two spanish commercial ST games nonavailable for Amiga(but other systems)

http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=4353
http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=113&sec=atari

and one exclusive and crap ST game:

http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...hp?game_id=174

and four nice exclusive RPG games:

http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=5163
http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=4033
http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=3138
http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=3554
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Old 13 June 2008, 01:57   #33
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I've been interested in finding out which Atari ST games never appeared on the Amiga for quite some time, and when I read this thread it pushed me into trying to complete a list of exclusive ST games I've been making for some time.

If you want to have a look at the list I'm compiled so far of ST games that never appeared on the Amiga, you can find it at http://forum.classicamiga.com/forum/...ead.php?t=2322

I will update the list as more games are discovered.

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Old 13 June 2008, 02:02   #34
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Slap Fight, Metro Cross and Solomon's Key weren't ported for the miggy, but for the ST.
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Did anyone mention OIDS yet? If not why not?
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Old 13 June 2008, 03:36   #36
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Yep, Oids was one of the first games I included on my list. The list currently contains 112 games that were released on the Atari ST, but not the Amiga. A lot more than I initially thought there would be! And expect there will be a few more still to add.
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I am shocked at how many great looking games were out that were released for the ST that we didn't get! Makes me want to go onto Ebay and get myself a 1040STE

Actually, i came EXTREMELY close to buying an ST in 1990 instead of an Amiga. Of course i am happy that i chose the Amiga, but ST despite its shortcomings, was a nice little machine.
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others 8 bits conversions :
Crafton & Xunk aka Get Dexter http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=3793
L'ange de cristal aka Get Dexter 2 http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...hp?game_id=471
Mach 3 http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...hp?game_id=173
Mission http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=3633
Space Racer http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...hp?game_id=228
Prohibition http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...p?game_id=2469
the toyottes http://www.atarilegend.com/games/gam...hp?game_id=342
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Esprit is ST version of Amiga game Oxyd or Oxyd Magnum http://hol.abime.net/hol_search.php?find=oxyd
Sorry, but that's not right.

- Esprit was the "prequel" to Oxyd.
- Oxyd was first published for the Atari ST (developed in Megamax Modula-2) and later converted for different plattforms.

- Sources: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esprit_%28Computerspiel%29 and http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxyd

Concerning the title of this thread, I'd like to name Chris Huelsbecks "To be on Top", which was initially released for the C64 and later converted for the Atari ST by the Atari ST demo crew TEX - which later became Thalion. It was their first computer game project.

More informations can be found here:http://mitglied.lycos.de/thalionsource/Hippel/TboT.htm

An Amiga version was advertised along the C64-Version, but was never programmed.
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Back in the day when I had a CPC I saw in one of the ST mags a game that looked & played a lot like LaserSquad...
...its feature was the multi-level environment allowing multi-storey buildings / levels inc the ability to shoot @ characters on other levels. A sort-of 3D environment rendered in classic semi-isometric.

I've always wanted to play this game but have never been able to find it for download...
...I remember the mag article saying that it was ST only - no Amiga or PC conversion planned.

Any ideas?
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