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Old 26 December 2015, 01:14   #441
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"Another visitor?! Codesnatcher turn off your monitor"

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"What the hell!!!! this is not for your eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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Old 26 December 2015, 18:13   #442
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I came across this whilst playing The Speris Legacy on WHDload. I'm not sure if Mok put that in himself or if the game developers did it as a joke.

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Old 06 February 2016, 22:49   #443
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I came across this whilst playing The Speris Legacy on WHDload. I'm not sure if Mok put that in himself or if the game developers did it as a joke.

Mok didnt suggest that entry.... i did
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Old 07 February 2016, 20:42   #444
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Found in beneath a steel sky :
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At the beginning the programmers were happy and did rejoice at their task, for the Amiga before them did shineth and was full of promise. But then they did look closer and did see'th the awful truth; it's floppies were tiny and sloweth (rareth was its hard drive). And so small was it's memory that did at first appear large; queereth also was its configuration(s). Then they did findeth another Amiga, and this was slightly different from the first. Then a third, and this was different again. All different, but not really better, for all were psuedo backward compatible. But, eventually, it did come to pass that Steel Sky was implemented on a 1meg os-legal CBM Amiga. And the programmers looked and saw that it was indeed a miracle. But they were not joyous and instead did weep for nobody knew just what had been done.
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Old 10 February 2016, 08:48   #445
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some protection schemes gave a virus on purpose of being an illegal copy.

i remember mule on the c64 giving a little animated thing with the games mascots (camels) and wishing death to all pirates.

//kneehighspy
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Old 19 June 2016, 21:11   #446
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Parasol Stars

Used as decryption keys for the main encryption layers at the start:

"WIGG"
"WOGG"
"POOP"
"POPP"
"GO"
"AWAY"
"SILLY"
"BOY"
"MICK"
"WEST"
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Old 19 June 2016, 22:28   #447
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Found in beneath a steel sky :

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All different, but not really better, for all were psuedo backward compatible. But, eventually, it did come to pass that Steel Sky was implemented on a 1meg os-legal CBM Amiga. And the programmers looked and saw that it was indeed a miracle.
This is a a weird message.

I very much doubt that there is much in Beneath a Steel Sky which requires that you have to care so much for compatibility between the hardware or software variants of Amiga-s. Especially for an OS-legal game.

Maybe the guy who did the Amiga port was a PC/ST fan who was forced into it?
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Old 26 January 2017, 21:09   #448
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If you keep stealing Amiga software, soon there
won't BE any Amiga software.
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Old 24 May 2017, 01:50   #449
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Piracy is killing the software industry
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Old 24 May 2017, 20:29   #450
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or perhaps keeping beggers away and just letting people who make software for fun keep the scene = )
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Hey yo! Don't crack this game !!
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Old 23 October 2017, 10:32   #452
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Galahad: What games are those last two from? I can add them to the single page list: Hidden messages in Amiga games
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Old 23 October 2017, 10:47   #453
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Epic and Ilyad.
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Old 26 October 2017, 06:18   #454
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Thanks Stingray. Stupid Tapatalk on mobile doesn't bother to show the subject heading if it's changed!
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Old 26 October 2017, 11:18   #455
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That's because of how Tapatalk works (which most people aren't aware of). They steal content by literally cloning any forums that sign up, onto their own website and then adding ads. I guess they don't actually copy over the post titles. I wouldn't recommend using it...
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Spot the guy that doesn't know how tapatalk works....
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Airball

Just found this message in the game Airball:

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Copyright Edward Scio and Microdeal 1988 Please do not give away copies of this program - It took bloody ages to write!
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"Cracked by Quartex or Cracked by Scoopex or Cracked by Skid Row or Cracked by <here is your name>! ARTGAME <TM> BBS +36-1-251-1419 (300-14400 Baud)"

LOL !
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Old 31 October 2017, 23:19   #460
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"Cracked by Quartex or Cracked by Scoopex or Cracked by Skid Row or Cracked by <here is your name>! ARTGAME <TM> BBS +36-1-251-1419 (300-14400 Baud)"

LOL !
Did IFW put that one in
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