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Old 25 January 2004, 02:40   #1
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I'd have always hated having an Amstrad or a Spectrum...

...what with the C64 getting all the best games!

I mean, Mario Kart Double Dash, for one...
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Old 25 January 2004, 02:42   #2
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...not forgetting Viewtiful Joe, the connoisseur's choice...
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Old 25 January 2004, 02:43   #3
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Grand Theft Auto 3 sold them 8-bit machines like there was no tomorrow. Evidently, there wasn't...
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Old 25 January 2004, 02:43   #4
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Of course, Pro Evolution Soccer 3 was the king of 8-bit footy games...
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Old 25 January 2004, 02:44   #5
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Although it was always lurking in the shadow of Sensible Soccer...
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Old 25 January 2004, 03:07   #6
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Of course, some games need no introduction. Teh?
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Old 25 January 2004, 03:13   #7
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You like ConGo do you ???
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Old 25 January 2004, 03:14   #8
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...and on a finishing note, the game we all love to hate. Except me
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Old 25 January 2004, 03:15   #9
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You like ConGo do you ???
ConGo? I hope you're not not telling me there's a program around that does this anyway? That's put a bit of a crimp of the the whole thing since I did all these in Paint Shop Pro. Quite painstaking, I can tell ya. Original 16 C64 colours as well :/

*Does a Google search for ConGo*
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Old 25 January 2004, 09:19   #10
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The C-64 is in the middle of the pack when it comes to graphics amoung the 8 bit giants. The worst graphics goes to the Apple ][e and the Atari 8 bits (all consoles and computers).
Then the C-64. Ahead of the C-4 is the NES, and on top is the gorgeous colours and resolutions of the Amstrad.
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Old 25 January 2004, 11:51   #11
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I always think that the C64 is one of the most 'distinctive' though...
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Old 26 January 2004, 02:39   #12
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? That's put a bit of a crimp of the the whole thing since I did all these in Paint Shop Pro. Quite painstaking, I can tell ya. Original 16 C64 colours as well :/
Then a big, nay, fucking HUGE congratulations to you man. They look just like C64 screenies!
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Old 26 January 2004, 06:36   #13
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The amiga had WAY better graphics than the C64 :P
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...but look how Mortal Kombat turned out

Just seeing that I'm tempted to attempt a Mortal Kombat remake on the PC using the C64s 16-colours, just to show how it might have looked had the C64 been able to do it...

I imagine it couldn't though. I mean look at Street Fighter 2...
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LOL!!!



You just made my day, P-J!
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Old 31 January 2004, 17:02   #16
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Pah! You C64 gfx basher! Why not try some of the Rowlands brothers,(Of C64 Creatures 1 & 2,Retrograde amongst others) infamous non-standard C64 colours!

Lets see the Speccy "hi-res" monochrome gfx in all their glory,eh?

looney amstrad & speccy lovers!
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