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Re: 6mb enough for games?
« on: April 13, 2006, 08:23:49 PM »
>> would 4mb of extra ram make a big difference?

If you possibly can I would try and get a 1230, ideally a Blizzard with a few megs of ram with it. It turns the 1200 into a really handy machine and with WHDLoad is pretty much the optimal setup for running classic games.

Also for Wing Commander I strongly advise you to get the CD32 version and run it with the excellent WCPatch from Aminet, it speeds things up a lot as well as correcting some bugs. There's a couple of reviews documenting the differences on the Amiga Games Database.

Also, if you like this kind of game my personal favourite is Star Crusader (also reviewed) well worth a look.
 

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Re: 6mb enough for games?
« Reply #1 on: April 14, 2006, 07:26:40 PM »
>>but it would be morally the right thing to do. Thanks for >>the advice.


And it ought to be fairly easy to pick up too because at one point it given away with the CD32 making it pretty common.
 

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Re: 6mb enough for games?
« Reply #2 on: April 18, 2006, 07:03:22 PM »
>WingCommander is a 3D games and fast ram only is not enough!
>It is true that could be quiet smooth, but to play well to this game is better to have 030/50 :)

Its 3D, but aren't all the craft sprite based and therefore not quite as cpu demanding as polygons - at least in theory?