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Old 29 June 2008, 02:05   #1
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EAB/Lemon Super League 2008: Round 7 - Alien Breed

EAB/Lemon Super League 2008: Round 7 - Alien Breed



Rules:
- The round starts now (Sunday, June 29) and will end at 11:59pm UK time on Saturday, July 19.
- Score as many points as possible.
- Post screenshots of your score in this thread, and write your score underneath. You can enter as many times as you like within the round's time frame.
- No cheating of any kind (including score leeching) - this includes save states. If you suspect a contestant of cheating then don't post it in public (anyone who does so will have their posts edited or deleted) - please PM either me or Biscuit and we will investigate it. If we find anyone guilty of cheating then they will be banned for the entire season.
- Please only post your score on either the EAB or Lemon forums. If you have already played this year you have to post your score on the same forum for the whole season. If you are new, the one you post on first will be your "team" for the whole season. However you are welcome to discuss the compo, game etc. on the other forum if you wish.

For the full rules and FAQ, click here.

To see how the Lemon guys are doing, click here.

To check the current league table and previous rounds' results click here.

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Disk 1, Disk 2, Disk 3, WHDLoad-installed. (Note that disk 1 is a story disk, you can boot straight into the game with disk 2.)

Have fun and remember if you have any questions then feel free to ask. Anyone can join at any time.

Final Scores: (EAB members in blue, Lemon members in red)

1. john4p - 320,700
2. mailman - 254,800
3. Biscuit - 183,700
4. neuroflip - 170,500
5. TheCyberDruid - 129,700
6. kilgoresmudge - 106,600
7. Graham Humphrey - 82,400
8. Simon Humphrey - 48,700
9. adolescent - 48,000

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Old 29 June 2008, 09:51   #2
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Ran out of ammo...



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Old 29 June 2008, 13:32   #3
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Nearly finished Level 4

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Old 29 June 2008, 13:38   #4
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Meanwhile, I only managed level 2 and ran out of time before I made the decklift...



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Old 29 June 2008, 16:55   #5
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Ah well, at least over 100k



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does anyone have a link to the manual or buttons that are used in this game? On level 2 when i go through those force field/electricity doors and have no keys - I keep dying trying to get out.
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You can find the manual here.
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Old 29 June 2008, 18:17   #8
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does anyone have a link to the manual or buttons that are used in this game? On level 2 when i go through those force field/electricity doors and have no keys - I keep dying trying to get out.
He, he. In this game it is important to think two steps ahead. You can not let yourself be out of ammo and out of keys. Plan your route wisely, know you exit. This game is not so easy. It has only six levels.
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He, he. In this game it is important to think two steps ahead. You can not let yourself be out of ammo and out of keys. Plan your route wisely, know you exit. This game is not so easy. It has only six levels.
Ya know I had a feeling when i did that the first time that i wouldnt be able to get back out. Great. I suck at thinking!
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Old 30 June 2008, 09:21   #10
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Bah, Alien Breed is utter low budget crap! 'Nuff said.
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Old 30 June 2008, 10:19   #11
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Well it's better than Turrican, if nothing else

(Although in fairness, I'd say jumping out in front of a bus is more enjoyable than Turrican)
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I strongly disagree. The Turrican-series ist the pinnacle of Amiga gaming for me. But to each his own...
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I like both Turrican and Alien Breed
Maybe I beat john this time
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I strongly disagree. The Turrican-series ist the pinnacle of Amiga gaming for me. But to each his own...
Agreed !!!!

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I like both Turrican and Alien Breed
Agreed again !!!!
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Damn, my stepfather just suffered a massive heart attack today he is still alive and i am going to see him tomorrow, but this won't stop my Alien Breed attempt... It will take my mind off it anyway.
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Sorry to read that. I hope he will soon - and fully - recover!
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That's terrible news. My thoughts are with you.
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That's awful Blade, hope he makes a full recovery and best wishes to him and you.
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I really hope it's not too bad and he gets well soon. Best wishes for him and you blade.
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I strongly disagree. The Turrican-series ist the pinnacle of Amiga gaming for me. But to each his own...
Alien Breed and Turrican are totally different games and I don't think it is wise to compare them. Alien Breed has its own atmosphere and suspense while Turrican is a pure bunch of action. Both I like but in Alien Breed I have to use my brain a lot more and that is why I prefer it. In Alien Breed there is no point in shooting furiously because pretty fast you will run out of ammo or you shoot at emergency lock and close yourself in a no-way-out chamber. Like in a real life or at the set of another Alien movie. In Turrican there is more fun in shooting everything what moves and don't get killed. Both are good but for me only one is better

Personally I like sequels to Alien Breed (AB2) less than original. They lack of this atmosphere and are slowly becoming a furious shoot'em up where you don't mind your ammo supplies or you're not afraid of being closed in seperated area...
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