Furry videogames

Tim Janssen · 03 July 2002, 15:55

The Internet really is an endless source for strange sites.
For example take a look at the
Furry Videogames database.
This site covers only videogames starring animals and other furry characters. Very weird.
The site also reviews furry games that have appeared on Amiga.

Drake1009 · 03 July 2002, 16:55

Too bad the review is for other platforms and that their listings aren't complete.

BTW I noticed inherit the earth under the amiga list. Anyone know if there was an english version of this released or of there's only the german Erben die Erde? (Or something like that anyway, I suck at german)

And what about road runner? I tried it a couple of times on arcade, it was great fun back then. Can anyone say if this was really converted to the Amiga? And maybe where to get it? Not in tosec.

CodyJarrett · 03 July 2002, 17:05

What about Midway arcade game, Trog? It's listed as an Amiga game - I don't think it was released on the Amiga.

7-Zark-7 · 03 July 2002, 17:45

Obviously they've never owned a C64. How could you not include Creatures one of the greatest furry animal games of all time,(on the C64, not that pathetic Amiga conversion).

Twistin'Ghost · 03 July 2002, 19:16

Well, that is a nice little site (been there before), but they are just wrong on Road Runner and Trog. Tney may be experts of all things furry, but not all things Amiga.

If RR were released, or any Midway conversion, you would not expect some low-key, nearly impossible to find obscurity never spread on any pirate BBS, no demos created for, no magazine reviews for and no used copies sold anywhere on the planet in existance. A copy of "A Question of Scruples" I could see being this obscure, but not major licenses as the two aforementioned.

03 July 2002, 15:55	#1
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Den Bosch / The Netherlands Age: 47 Posts: 1,271	Furry videogames The Internet really is an endless source for strange sites. For example take a look at the Furry Videogames database. This site covers only videogames starring animals and other furry characters. Very weird. The site also reviews furry games that have appeared on Amiga.

03 July 2002, 16:55	#2
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	Too bad the review is for other platforms and that their listings aren't complete. BTW I noticed inherit the earth under the amiga list. Anyone know if there was an english version of this released or of there's only the german Erben die Erde? (Or something like that anyway, I suck at german) And what about road runner? I tried it a couple of times on arcade, it was great fun back then. Can anyone say if this was really converted to the Amiga? And maybe where to get it? Not in tosec. Last edited by Drake1009; 03 July 2002 at 17:01.

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03 July 2002, 17:05	#3
CodyJarrett Global Moderator Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: UK Age: 46 Posts: 6,160	What about Midway arcade game, Trog? It's listed as an Amiga game - I don't think it was released on the Amiga.

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7-Zark-7 Zone Friend Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Brisbane/Australia Posts: 1,270	Obviously they've never owned a C64. How could you not include Creatures one of the greatest furry animal games of all time,(on the C64, not that pathetic Amiga conversion).

03 July 2002, 19:16	#5
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 33 Posts: 4,662	Well, that is a nice little site (been there before), but they are just wrong on Road Runner and Trog. Tney may be experts of all things furry, but not all things Amiga. If RR were released, or any Midway conversion, you would not expect some low-key, nearly impossible to find obscurity never spread on any pirate BBS, no demos created for, no magazine reviews for and no used copies sold anywhere on the planet in existance. A copy of "A Question of Scruples" I could see being this obscure, but not major licenses as the two aforementioned.

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