Seems I have to edit my post :p
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I have a weird schisophrenic feeling. In my opinion, Amiga is Turrican and Turrican is Amiga, but the game itself is also multiplatform. Strange feeling, really. :-/
So my another Amiga exclusive favourite is Zeewolf 2: Wild justice |
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Although Manfred might disagree with us ;) |
Forgot about Wings for GBA. All the fun is gone in the dogfights which no longer use vector gfx. Still an official port/remake.
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I think this is a question I simply cannot answer. Most of the games already listed I didn't even play! Most good games went to multiple platforms anyway.
I'll just go along with what has already been stated; to me there is only one version of Turrican 2 and that is the Amiga version. All other versions are simply shadows of it, including the 256 color PC mishap. So I'm going to put my foot down and name Turrican 2 :) |
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Probably spent the longest time with Nemac IV.
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For me, Hybris.....
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http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=23656 |
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Probably a later revision compared to the one you had seen.
It plays relatively well for a beta version, although there are some random bugs and some of them are critical. Some nice concepts and gameplay elements. A finalized version would have been probably been a good game (perhaps not as great as the original HG but far better than the average game). Btw, for whoever is interested I have what I suppose was the last released trailer, on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCUmM4s6exg |
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Was Hybris released for Atari ST? I found today music from this game in ST Blue Software Demo CD 007. You can find it in Zone converted to MP3.
http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/481/hybrisst.th.png |
Another vote for F/A-18 Interceptor.
I nearly bought an ST until I saw that running on an Amiga in the shop! |
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For me Turrican II rather than SOTB was the showcase game for the Amiga. It blew me away when I first saw a crowd of people huddled around an Amiga 500 playing (or drooling over) it in the basement of a seaside computer shop. Holidays and discovering classic Amiga titles; now they're the kind of memories childhoods are made of!
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Definately Wings
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Wings was also released for Game Boy Advance, but very late.
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Hunter - the daddy of all present day 3D sandbox roaming adventure games.
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