Back to the Future 2

22 September 2002, 16:34

Does Back to the Future Part 2 need any special configuration with the newest WinUAE? I've tried several versions of the game, but all of them get to the password protection screen and stop doing anything.

Galahad/FLT · 22 September 2002, 18:07

Is a VERY lame game and isn't worth any kind of effort to get it working at all..... pitifully bad!

Dastardly · 22 September 2002, 22:34

Agreed BTTF2 is VERY poor, but even the worst game has some nostalgic value for some. Maybe thats why he/she wants it.

Dizzy · 22 September 2002, 23:16

I'de played it on WinUAE, don't remember wich version, but like
both Galahad & Dastardly said, it's very lame, not worth spending 10 sec on.

23 September 2002, 09:45

I know it's very lame, but it was one of the first games I played and completed on my A500 (I think it came with it, along with Nightbreed and Days of Thunder).
I would like to play it again, for old time's sake if nothing else.

Dizzy · 23 September 2002, 21:38

Check out www.back2roots.org

Back to the Future 2

Use WinUAE 08.14R1
Config: Kick 1.3, 2MB Chip, 8MB Fast, 1MB Slow, Sound emulated 100% accurate, 68000 CPU, Full ECS Chipset, CPU bar to 4, DirectX 6 support, AutoConfig,32-bit.

(THX For Back2Roots) always check them out first, if you need to know if a game works

22 September 2002, 16:34	#1
Unregistered Posts: n/a	Back to the Future 2 Does Back to the Future Part 2 need any special configuration with the newest WinUAE? I've tried several versions of the game, but all of them get to the password protection screen and stop doing anything.

22 September 2002, 18:07	#2
Galahad/FLT Going nowhere Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Age: 50 Posts: 9,004	Back to the Future 2 Is a VERY lame game and isn't worth any kind of effort to get it working at all..... pitifully bad!

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22 September 2002, 22:34	#3
Dastardly Into the Wonderful Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: England Age: 49 Posts: 2,335	Agreed BTTF2 is VERY poor, but even the worst game has some nostalgic value for some. Maybe thats why he/she wants it.

22 September 2002, 23:16	#4
Dizzy Pirate Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Denmark Posts: 3,395	I'de played it on WinUAE, don't remember wich version, but like both Galahad & Dastardly said, it's very lame, not worth spending 10 sec on.

23 September 2002, 09:45	#5
Unregistered Posts: n/a	I know it's very lame, but it was one of the first games I played and completed on my A500 (I think it came with it, along with Nightbreed and Days of Thunder). I would like to play it again, for old time's sake if nothing else.

23 September 2002, 21:38	#6
Dizzy Pirate Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Denmark Posts: 3,395	Check out www.back2roots.org Back to the Future 2 Use WinUAE 08.14R1 Config: Kick 1.3, 2MB Chip, 8MB Fast, 1MB Slow, Sound emulated 100% accurate, 68000 CPU, Full ECS Chipset, CPU bar to 4, DirectX 6 support, AutoConfig,32-bit. (THX For Back2Roots) always check them out first, if you need to know if a game works

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