Terry’s Big Adventure

Tim Janssen · 04 February 2002, 09:16

Does anyone know whether Shades’ Terry’s Big Adventure was ever released on Amiga? Terry’s is a little horizontal scrolling platformgame that was published late 1989 on C64. In an advert for the game (see pic below) it is stated an Amiga version also exists.

CodyJarrett · 04 February 2002, 10:22

I've put it in the Zone...

Tim Janssen · 04 February 2002, 11:03

Thanks for uploading the game, Cody.

If it plays as good as its C64 counterpart I'll be over the moon.
Honestly I didn't expect Terry's was released on Amiga since I never saw a screenshot of this game in any mag.

04 February 2002, 11:19

Strange. The screenshot images on the advertisement are too dark for anyone to have an idea about the game. Maybe it's a problem about the scan but not with the original ad. And why the lowly ST screenshots?

Tim Janssen · 04 February 2002, 12:48

Burseg,
It is not a bad scan. The original advert is just badly printed. On the same page Shades advertised another game called Trivia which is as dark.

By the way, does anyone know Trivia on Amiga?

Twistin'Ghost · 04 February 2002, 13:30

Hehe...I remember downloading this game back in 1989 - I thought it was complete rubbish and not even as good as PD stuff I was getting. I don't think it's TOSEC-recognized yet, but I can spin up my copy. At least on the Amiga, the full title is "Trivia - The Ultimate Quest", but it is indeed the same game because the screens are identical to the ones in the ad (well, they are brighter

) and it is published by Grandslam, who also published Terry's Big Adventure on the Amiga in 1989.

Tim Janssen · 05 February 2002, 08:06

Thanks for uploading Trivia, Twistin. It is another game I never was quite sure about it ever existed. What surprises me is the actual size of the game: 324 Kb seems a lot for such a basic program. -I guess the cracktro by Ikari takes up most discspace.

Oh, yesterday I have tried Terry's Big Adventure in WinFellow. It seems the scrolling in this game skips a few frames. Terry's is exactly like its C64 counterpart except for a different in-game tune. Even the graphics look like they have come from the C64 but playability is still top-notch.

Twistin'Ghost · 05 February 2002, 10:33

Yeah, I always liked this game, despite its similarities to Mario. Some people think the game is rubbish, though.

Paul · 05 February 2002, 13:43

When I first saw this game I also thought this game is rubbish, until I started playing it and I was addicted.

04 February 2002, 09:16	#1
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	Terry’s Big Adventure Does anyone know whether Shades’ Terry’s Big Adventure was ever released on Amiga? Terry’s is a little horizontal scrolling platformgame that was published late 1989 on C64. In an advert for the game (see pic below) it is stated an Amiga version also exists.

04 February 2002, 11:03	#3
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	Amiga Terry Thanks for uploading the game, Cody. If it plays as good as its C64 counterpart I'll be over the moon. Honestly I didn't expect Terry's was released on Amiga since I never saw a screenshot of this game in any mag.

04 February 2002, 12:48	#5
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	Bad ads Burseg, It is not a bad scan. The original advert is just badly printed. On the same page Shades advertised another game called Trivia which is as dark. By the way, does anyone know Trivia on Amiga?

05 February 2002, 08:06	#7
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	Shades games Thanks for uploading Trivia, Twistin. It is another game I never was quite sure about it ever existed. What surprises me is the actual size of the game: 324 Kb seems a lot for such a basic program. -I guess the cracktro by Ikari takes up most discspace. Oh, yesterday I have tried Terry's Big Adventure in WinFellow. It seems the scrolling in this game skips a few frames. Terry's is exactly like its C64 counterpart except for a different in-game tune. Even the graphics look like they have come from the C64 but playability is still top-notch.

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04 February 2002, 10:22	#2
CodyJarrett Global Moderator Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: UK Age: 35 Posts: 5,442	I've put it in the Zone...

04 February 2002, 11:19	#4
oldpx Posts: n/a	Strange. The screenshot images on the advertisement are too dark for anyone to have an idea about the game. Maybe it's a problem about the scan but not with the original ad. And why the lowly ST screenshots?

04 February 2002, 13:30	#6
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 22 Posts: 4,662	Hehe...I remember downloading this game back in 1989 - I thought it was complete rubbish and not even as good as PD stuff I was getting. I don't think it's TOSEC-recognized yet, but I can spin up my copy. At least on the Amiga, the full title is "Trivia - The Ultimate Quest", but it is indeed the same game because the screens are identical to the ones in the ad (well, they are brighter ) and it is published by Grandslam, who also published Terry's Big Adventure on the Amiga in 1989.

05 February 2002, 10:33	#8
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 22 Posts: 4,662	Yeah, I always liked this game, despite its similarities to Mario. Some people think the game is rubbish, though.

05 February 2002, 13:43	#9
Paul RIP Friends Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK Posts: 2,157	When I first saw this game I also thought this game is rubbish, until I started playing it and I was addicted.

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