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RCK · 31 March 2002, 21:12

I will get some HOL info for this one...

Quote:

3 Disks
Horizontal shoot-'em-up
WHD=C-Fou=v1.2
1993
Disposable Hero
Gremlin
Euphoria
(F-AP31-P42-77%500)
nov-93
Too-difficult horizontally-scrolling shoot-'em-up of the sort we've played countless times before. But the blueprint-based power-up system is a nice touch.

moreover, the classic TOSEC version (Anthrox) confirm us that it's one original 3 disks release.
the WHD version seems to have get down to two 960k files.

I were you, I'll answer:
- Classic Disk release: 3 floppy (880k)
- WHD install release: 2 files (960k)

31 March 2002, 22:11

Wow, that's what I call lots of cool and interesting information.

But please tell me what on earth could the writer of that website I mentioned mean when he said something like:

2 disks or 3 (NDOS)

Sorry for asking again, but, so much HOL, WHL, and NDOS is confusing me

I guess it's 3 disks as you say, but I need to make all the sources not contradict, because I need to click in the supossedly correct answer, without the possibility of giving explanations.

Anyway, excuse me you all for being so embarrasing, but anyway all the fuzz will end in 1 hour 50 minutes, when the contest ends.

See you, and thanks.

RCK · 31 March 2002, 22:29

the HOL is a kind of ultimate Amiga commercial game database that we are preparing since months, it should be open to public in a few months right here (abime.net)

In my opinion there is only two version of this game arround the web:
- the 3 disk / floppy version cracked by Anthrox.
- the special HD version created with the WHD installer.

no more to say

if you want, we can upload the mirrors (ADF) of the 3 floppy here.

Click on "3" for your contest

31 March 2002, 22:42

Well, since the HOL is a commercial database, certainly the right answer is "3". No more to say, like you said

So, thanks for all your efforts I appreciate, and see you soon.

By the way, your last comment definitely solves all my doubts, if any remaining, what I really doubt: "So click 3 in your contest"

Yeah, that's what I'll do, Trunks is one of my favourite Dragon Ball characters, and certainly a reliable one

However, that HOL seems even more reliable too

Well, I hope you can put it online soon. That's all for the moment.

See you all.

Twistin'Ghost · 01 April 2002, 01:14

And since nobody touched this one, NDOS just means that the floppy disks used for the game were not readable by AmigaDOS. When you insert these disks into the disk drive, Workbench displays them with DF1:NDOS or something similar. So NDOS is just a reference to any disk for the Amiga that can't be read by the operating system. That's all.

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31 March 2002, 22:11	#22
Amiga_Lady Posts: n/a	Wow, that's what I call lots of cool and interesting information. But please tell me what on earth could the writer of that website I mentioned mean when he said something like: 2 disks or 3 (NDOS) Sorry for asking again, but, so much HOL, WHL, and NDOS is confusing me I guess it's 3 disks as you say, but I need to make all the sources not contradict, because I need to click in the supossedly correct answer, without the possibility of giving explanations. Anyway, excuse me you all for being so embarrasing, but anyway all the fuzz will end in 1 hour 50 minutes, when the contest ends. See you, and thanks.

31 March 2002, 22:29	#23
RCK Administrator Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris / France Age: 45 Posts: 3,091	the HOL is a kind of ultimate Amiga commercial game database that we are preparing since months, it should be open to public in a few months right here (abime.net) In my opinion there is only two version of this game arround the web: - the 3 disk / floppy version cracked by Anthrox. - the special HD version created with the WHD installer. no more to say if you want, we can upload the mirrors (ADF) of the 3 floppy here. Click on "3" for your contest

31 March 2002, 22:42	#24
Amiga_Lady Posts: n/a	Well, since the HOL is a commercial database, certainly the right answer is "3". No more to say, like you said So, thanks for all your efforts I appreciate, and see you soon. By the way, your last comment definitely solves all my doubts, if any remaining, what I really doubt: "So click 3 in your contest" Yeah, that's what I'll do, Trunks is one of my favourite Dragon Ball characters, and certainly a reliable one However, that HOL seems even more reliable too Well, I hope you can put it online soon. That's all for the moment. See you all.

01 April 2002, 01:14	#25
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 33 Posts: 4,662	And since nobody touched this one, NDOS just means that the floppy disks used for the game were not readable by AmigaDOS. When you insert these disks into the disk drive, Workbench displays them with DF1:NDOS or something similar. So NDOS is just a reference to any disk for the Amiga that can't be read by the operating system. That's all.

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