StormwatchGRE said:
Best Home Micro ever........well after the Speccy of course
Yup, I loved Knights Of The Air. While Red Baron was a greater sim, KotA was, IMHO, a lot more involving, what with the pseudo-rpg character development and all...Gowans007 said:ah good old miroprose, i remeber the logo starting up on many a great amiga game
What all Sierra games came out for the Amiga? I played King's Quest 1-3, Space Quest 1, and Gold Rush (really wish I could play that again) but that was it.
travisbickle said:I had an Atari ST, basically the same thing.
SpoonyBard said:Was OIDS ever released on Amiga? It was made by FTL, who also did Dungeon Master, and it took them long time to port that to Amiga, and even then it needed 1 megabyte of memory, when the ST version ran on half of that. Which was nice.
Anyway, OIDS rocked, I think it was one of the first games with a physics engine as part of the gameplay.
Ignatz Mouse said:Oh, and this thread is a testament to why I don't get the NES nostalgia threads. To me, console gaming was in a sad, sad state when compared to the home computer scene.
Oh, and this thread is a testament to why I don't get the NES nostalgia threads. To me, console gaming was in a sad, sad state when compared to the home computer scene.
ah i remember playing this as a kid and loving it but being pretty scared of dying because i found that skull laughing so chilly...Nash said:One other game, that got very overlooked. Benefactor, by Digital Illusions.
A great little arcade puzzle game, sort of like Flashback crossed with Lemmings.
Zweisy1 said:I hate to say this being a huge Amiga fan but NES just did some genres better than Amiga.
Most Amiga platformers are quite sad compared to Mario 3 or even the first Mario.. stuff like Superfrog, Kid Chaos, Robocod and Zool are fun and all but..
Always wanted a Metroid type game on the Amiga too but never got one..
That said, Amiga was definitely the best gaming computer of its time.
Zweisy1 said:I hate to say this being a huge Amiga fan but NES just did some genres better than Amiga.
Most Amiga platformers are quite sad compared to Mario 3 or even the first Mario.. stuff like Superfrog, Kid Chaos, Robocod and Zool are fun and all but..
Always wanted a Metroid type game on the Amiga too but never got one..
That said, Amiga was definitely the best gaming computer of its time.
Ignatz Mouse said:True, platformers were better on NES. But I was never a big platformer fan, particularly shooting platformers. My problem with the NES was the lack of variety compared to the ST and Amiga scenes.
True, platformers were better on NES. But I was never a big platformer fan, particularly shooting platformers. My problem with the NES was the lack of variety compared to the ST and Amiga scenes.
Zweisy1 said:Nash: Marvin is AGA only, right? Gotta try to hunt the game somewhere. Need a good excuse to hook up my A1200 again.
travisbickle said:I had an Atari ST, basically the same thing.
TheIkariWarrior said:NOT. only thing they shared in common was a 68000 processor. the Amiga's custom graphics and audio processors made the difference.
Pezking said:Firepower
DCharlie said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3yQyxQ8cBo
oh god - the memories... i wish it would load so i coudl find the Rolf Harris break down...
man - the Amiga rocked the house for music.... well... bad acid/techno music!
The ST?... hmmm only midi!