An afternoon playing SWOS on the Amiga
Discussion
schueymcfee said:
Where can I get a free emulator and games like these now so I can reminise tonight!
for the amiga i recommed WinUae
for the atari i recommend WinSTon
for the megadrive i recommend DGen
and i cant remember my snes one!
google searches will show likely hiding places for these. i you want more specifics than my hungover brain can currenly handle, just let me know.
[reminiscing]
Sensible Soccer and Cannon Fodder both excellent games.
Combine the two and you had Cannon Soccer, which I have just found looking through my old discs. A special coverdisc version from Amiga Format.
Oh and I also think Pinball Dreams and Pinball Fantasies are the best of their type I've ever played too.
[/reminiscing]
Sensible Soccer and Cannon Fodder both excellent games.
Combine the two and you had Cannon Soccer, which I have just found looking through my old discs. A special coverdisc version from Amiga Format.
Oh and I also think Pinball Dreams and Pinball Fantasies are the best of their type I've ever played too.
[/reminiscing]
jmorgan said:
Brutal sports football or whatever it was called? Injury time was when you had to inflict injury as much as poss. Loved it. Cannon fodder as well a worms and lemmings. And what was the game with the blokes in large coats and mini guns hidden about thier persons?
syndicate
- edit - there is an old abandonware pc version if you can find it - works ok. clocks in at about 30 meg IIRC
>> Edited by paolow on Sunday 27th June 13:14
i used to love playing syndicate,along with another world,flashback and testdrive 2-the duel.
i sold my amiga to buy my ps2 (i was offered £200 for the amiga and the games,i couldnt turn that down!),im now down to a rubber-key spectrum,a c64,an atari 2600,an un-blemished (and vertually never used)atari 65xe,a chipped ps1,an early 1980's sharp home computer and a powerjoy with 94 built-in games.
i sold my amiga to buy my ps2 (i was offered £200 for the amiga and the games,i couldnt turn that down!),im now down to a rubber-key spectrum,a c64,an atari 2600,an un-blemished (and vertually never used)atari 65xe,a chipped ps1,an early 1980's sharp home computer and a powerjoy with 94 built-in games.
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