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Re: Games on an accelerated 030 Amiga?
« on: November 13, 2010, 06:13:21 AM »
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Hi Everyone,

Total newbie question sorry... I am going to purchase a ACA630 for my Amiga A600 when they become available but I am worried about it speeding up the games I intend to play so they are not as they should be / realistic.

I am only going to play a handful of games namely, Beneath a Steel Sky, Ruff N' Tumble, Theme Park, Syndicate and Choas Engine. There are probably a few more I cannot think of..!! I am just wondering if these are going to run at the correct speed? Whether the authors who produced these actually factored in a 'maximum' run/play speed to compensate for the various performance of Amigas at the time I am not sure. If I had to guess I would say the early games, no! But the newer games, yes! :)

I don't recall any Amiga game being too fast and I have played using 030 and 040 on my A1200. In some you will notice speed up eg. Syndicate, Theme Park but it will just make the gameplay more comfortable.
 

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Re: Games on an accelerated 030 Amiga?
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2010, 09:03:41 AM »
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Actually speaking of Beneath A Steel Sky, that's a game style that often will take advantage of a faster cpu. I remember playing Monkey Island on a stock a500 after being used to it on an a1200 with fast ram and the difference is quite noticable. Another game I noticed speeds up with a faster cpu is the original Street Fighter 2 port by US Gold. It's not any smoother unfortunately though, just faster.

Faster CPU does not fill the gaps of lack of animation frames ;) It just can make the animation to be played faster.