My old games

[Mark Sheeky]

Hi All,

Well, I've had an interesting week revisiting my Amiga past, partly due to revisiting some OctaMED tunes that drove a 90s Yamaha SY-85 synth which I want to record... but ho! That's not the reason for this post.

I had such trouble finding some of the old OctaMED stuff (from merely year 2000) that I became aware how things are so easily lost forever these days, so I thought it would be a good idea to put my Amiga back-catalogue on itch.io, which is fairly open and stable platform. And I'll add some info about each thing too. I've listed Hilt and Hilt II already, and more will be coming.

Here is the page:
https://marksheeky.itch.io/

I hope some of you will find these old games useful. Most were pretty bad but, very slowly, got better. Hilt, Hilt II and a few others already come with the brilliant Amiga Forever, but not all...

Mark

[qupe]

Welcome Mark. I think the 1st game I recall playing of yours was Xenex any plays of any more? or updates of any?

[Mark Sheeky]

Nice to be here.

Originally Posted by qupe

Welcome Mark. I think the 1st game I recall playing of yours was Xenex any plays of any more? or updates of any?

Alas, I've given up programming, but I try to maintain and keep available my back catalogue. A few games were remade for PC (Xenex became Gunstorm - but that isn't around at the moment, it is on my to-do list). Some of the music was re-recorded and released commercially: Trax, the theme to Firefly, and very 90's "Theme from Burnout" for example.

Mark

[Aladin]

Hi

I just did the French translation of Blade

It is compatible with the WHDLOAD slave of JOTD

[Mark Sheeky]

Wow! Great, thank you so much

I will be publishing the games one per day on itch.io to stop the channel being overwhelmed, so Blade will be up there in a week or two. Today, I've just added the Hilt II Level Editor to the Hilt II package.

[mkrleza]

Much appreciated. Thank you!