Gry

A weird futuristic ball game. This is one of the games where none of the conversions is really bad. But the Atari 8-bit version is exceptionally good. Much faster and more fluent than the other 8-bit versions. The 16-bit versions come very close to the Atari version, but I still prefer the original. P.S.: The 48k/128k tzx images didn't work on my +2A. A .sna snapshot worked. Playlist: 0:18 - ZX Spectrum 4:30 - Amstrad CPC 7:09 - Commodore C64 10:19 - Atari 8-Bit 14:37 - Atari ST 17:57 - Commodore Amiga

http://www.recordedamigagames.org Played by: Ironclaw I played this as a kid and didn't know all there was to this game. I recently heard something about there being a dragon boss in this game and got curious. Didn't know how to find it or where. But I started training a character, then when all tests were completed I selected Combat in the menu and fought away like I remember doing long ago... and after several opponents I stood eye to eye with a dragon, cool, for the first time! :) (guess I never beated all the ...

http://www.recordedamigagames.org Played by Ironclaw Intro+game+outro... Sound errors later on when playing with disk 3. I didn't play that carefully, so I lost some health, just wanted to get through the game.

The first steps from getting an Amiga or emulator to run an Assembler, to something that moves on the screen :) If you don't have an assembler, you can get Asm-One 1.02+ from coppershade.org, or for example Asm-One 1.20 by googling. (There are other versions, but these are used in the tutorials.) Books on this subject: The Asm-One 1.02 Manual and the Amiga System Programmer's Guide - it seems someone has uploaded PDF versions already, on archive.org. Or eab.abime.net's file server, and probably more places. May ...

Najlepsze gry na Amigę w latach 1985 - 2005.