Beneath a Steel Sky

23 May 2002, 10:31

Hi,

Anybody knows wher I can find a _working_ iso of this game?
I've burnt it from three different files and _all_ of them crash at the fourth level (tested it on two CD32)!

23 May 2002, 12:11

I have this game but I have the PC-CDROM version. I could make an iso for you but uploading somewhere could take lot of time and downloading the same.

Washac · 23 May 2002, 12:52

Back when this game first came out, I went and bought it.

When it came to using the computer terminals in the game it crashed. I have never ever managed to get this game to run without crashing at the terminals.

I seem to recall that there was somewhere else that it crashed, but it has gone from memory now.

I did ring the company at the time, they just said thanks for the info and take it back to where you bought it.

I did take it back, explained that I had spoken to the company and I got a refund.

Sorry to not be able to help, just pointing out that this game had bugs from the start...........

23 May 2002, 15:45

Quote:

Originally posted by Washac
I seem to recall that there was somewhere else that it crashed, but it has gone from memory now.

Mine crashes at the fourth level : you're on a platform on which there's a travel agency, if you go left just after leaving the elevator you're stuck.
You may think that getting to this screen by another path is the solution - in fact it does bring you to the desired screen but it's all messed up (random pixels) and when you try to enter a room then it crashes.
Knowing the game there must be an item in this room that's mandatory to get in order to finish the level...
Did _anybody_ finish that game?

23 May 2002, 16:47

Many times

PC-CDROM version even has digitized speech and sound effects

7-Zark-7 · 23 May 2002, 19:44

The PC version was fine for the time,but it wasn't that spectacular-Day of the Tentacle,Sam & Max,or Indy 4 were far better in terms of speech etc.
You may still find some info on revolution's website try here,
http://www.revolution.co.uk/

Hope that helps NoX
I preferred Broken Sword following B.A.S.S.

23 May 2002, 20:33

Thanks guys, I guess the PC version must be cool but damn I'd like to finish the game on my CD32, just because i'm a die-hard amigan

Cheers

Exodus · 26 May 2002, 08:42

Do you ever noticed that the voices in the Amiga version is not the same as the PC version? All high-pitched like chipmunks?

23 May 2002, 10:31	#1
NoX Posts: n/a	Beneath a Steel Sky Hi, Anybody knows wher I can find a _working_ iso of this game? I've burnt it from three different files and _all_ of them crash at the fourth level (tested it on two CD32)!

23 May 2002, 12:52	#3
Washac Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: UK Southern End Posts: 704	Thats about right........ Back when this game first came out, I went and bought it. When it came to using the computer terminals in the game it crashed. I have never ever managed to get this game to run without crashing at the terminals. I seem to recall that there was somewhere else that it crashed, but it has gone from memory now. I did ring the company at the time, they just said thanks for the info and take it back to where you bought it. I did take it back, explained that I had spoken to the company and I got a refund. Sorry to not be able to help, just pointing out that this game had bugs from the start........... Last edited by Washac; 24 May 2002 at 09:31.

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23 May 2002, 12:11	#2
enigma Posts: n/a	I have this game but I have the PC-CDROM version. I could make an iso for you but uploading somewhere could take lot of time and downloading the same.

23 May 2002, 16:47	#5
enigma Posts: n/a	Many times PC-CDROM version even has digitized speech and sound effects

23 May 2002, 19:44	#6
7-Zark-7 Zone Friend Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Brisbane/Australia Posts: 1,270	The PC version was fine for the time,but it wasn't that spectacular-Day of the Tentacle,Sam & Max,or Indy 4 were far better in terms of speech etc. You may still find some info on revolution's website try here, http://www.revolution.co.uk/ Hope that helps NoX I preferred Broken Sword following B.A.S.S.

23 May 2002, 20:33	#7
NoX Posts: n/a	Thanks guys, I guess the PC version must be cool but damn I'd like to finish the game on my CD32, just because i'm a die-hard amigan Cheers

26 May 2002, 08:42	#8
Exodus Registered User Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Melbourne/Australia Posts: 89	Do you ever noticed that the voices in the Amiga version is not the same as the PC version? All high-pitched like chipmunks?

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