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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Gaming => Topic started by: 1NOM155 on August 29, 2006, 03:20:40 PM
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Hi, can any one, help???
i am stuck in level 10, whene, i must kill the guard, whene we sends fireballs.
i have this solution:
"LEVEL 10.
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ACCESS CODE: FIEI.
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Go left and kill the guard. Go right and up the stairs, then kill the guard on the left at the top of the stairs. Jump across right, blast the two doors down and get your blaster ready to fire at the last door as the shield fades. Accurate timing and speed are needed to kill the guard ( alternatively, you can blast the last door, shield, jump the fireballs and the fire to kill the guard ).
Go right, blast the door, right, then jump up to charge your gun.
Go right and watch the reflection of the guard on the bottom of the green sphere - fire at the sphere when the guards reflection is directly under it. Left to the stairs, go down them, then down and right to the pool. Swim across, get out and find the guard dead. Go right."
but i can't do it :cry:
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This sounds like a cool game. Is it actually on the Amiga or a new game?
Just curious,
Thanks,
Mike
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It's pretty old actually :-)
Came out in 1991 I believe
Check: Another World (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_World_(video_game))
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Cool!
Would like to find a copy for Amiga then, anybody got one to sell?
PM me.
Thanks,
Mike
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irishmike,
Another world is now abandonware
you can download the game here:
Editted by redrumloa
bye, Laser
Do not post links or requests for warez.
Warez in our definition is illegal software up to and including "abandonware". The exception is if the person is KNOWN to have the legal right to distribute said software. This is not debatable.
Posting Guidlines (http://www.amiga.org/modules/sections/index.php?op=viewarticle&artid=6)
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There's also a recent pc remake with 'enhanced' graphics. downloadable online, requires registration beyond first level.
http://www.anotherworld.fr/index.htm
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Laser : AnotherWorld seems not abandonware (i'll check with Eric Chahi).
You could find a special- rebuild amiga version on Amigaforever Premium 2006 (Cloanto) and classic amiga version on Amiga Classix 4 CDRom compilation.
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@Laser
Sorry for the edit. I have my own personal feelings about "abandonware" when it comes to old computers, but site policy MUST be enforced on this issue.
BTW: Another World is also known as "Out of This World".
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I don't remember that exact part of the game, but I remember the part with the green sphere that is mentioned after the section you bolded.
When I first played through the game, I managed to kill that guard (whom you are supposed to kill with the green sphere) by bouncing one of his fireballs back at him, and managing to time it so that the fireball went through the doors and toasted him! :) Then after leaving and re-entering that screen, there were shards of glass from the sphere on the ground, which I couldn't figure out until I found the room with the spheres and one was missing.
This was a great game, it was probably the most fun I had with my A500 to that point... it was a bit short though.
I remember seeing it first on the PC's at school, and there seemed to be a few scenes in the PC version (maybe they were cut scenes?) that I didn't find in the Amiga port.
I think I'm going to have to load up UAE and play that level .. I'll see if I can get past the part you're stuck at :)
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thanks everyone
@merc hi will try that way, but the game are so dificult :-?
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Yep, Another World was an absolutely terrific game - a wonderfully cinematic feel to it that even today few titles
can match - although Half-Life comes close.
The PC (and SNES) versions were slightly longer, with the extra scenes developing the story further.
I am still curious to hear more about the 'special build' that is included with AmigaForever 2006. If anyone has any further information as to what is improved/changed, I would be most appreciative.
Cheers,
James
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Best version I think by far is the one for Sega CD, which includes both Heart of the Alien (Another World 2) and Out of this World (Another World 1)
The music is fantastic and definately adds to the gameplay. :-)
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@jmbattle have the new version, Another World Collectors Edition, from the same creator, have a look http://www.anotherworld.fr/anotherworld_uk/index.htm
:)
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@kd7ota i know, but take a look, of the new version :P.
Heart of the Alien this version, its very dificult too find it :(
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1NOM155, thank you for your response, however I am curious about the special Amiga build, not this special edition for Windows.
Take care,
James
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hello @jmbattle, i think for the AMIGA, ist only one version :(
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Wasn't this the sequel to Flashback or is it the other way around?
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Flashback was the sequel, although the stories are not related. Both are excellent games, however Another World just about shades it in terms of 'sends shivers down the spine' nostalgia.
James
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Flashback came after Another World, but it was not really a sequel. There was a sequel however, but not released on the Amiga. It was for sega Mega CD only (But there is a player for it now like with scumm for lucas games)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_the_Alien
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you are right @buzz
Another World:
Sequels
Eric Chahi has stated that he wishes the game to have no sequels as he wants the ending to the original to remain ambiguous so that fans could make their own conclusion to the franchise. Despite this, games have commonly been assumed to be sequels to Another World.
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details about Heart of the Alien follow.
A non-canon sequel entitled Heart of the Alien was released for the Sega Mega-CD in 1994. The game was similar in visual style to Another World, although Heart of the Alien's programmers opted instead to use standard sprites instead of Chahi's 2D polygonal style, as they were quicker and easier to implement. The player takes control of the alien who befriends the protagonist in the original game and the backstory to the game is elaborated on. It is commonly mistaken for a midquel, probably due to the presence of (monochromatic) flashbacks in the game's introduction, which show the events of the first game from the alien's point of view.
Chahi had nothing to do with the development of the game, beyond suggesting Lester's death, and he has since regretted that decision stating that he did not like it because it made a definite conclusion to the story, which Chahi had deliberately left open-ended.
Flashback:
The 1992 game Flashback and its 1995 sequel Fade to Black (both also from Delphine), were often mistaken for sequels to Another World because of similar gameplay and graphics. However these games have nothing to do with Another World, except said similarity in graphics or gameplay and had completely different stories. Both games were also made without the involvement of Chahi.
for the record, Eric Chahi, its the creator, of the both games.
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So was Fade to Black ever released for AMIGA??
Flashback was fantastic. I still play that one.
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Fade to Black available only for PSX and PC
bye,, Laser
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IIRC Fade to Black was a clunky awkward third person shooter with daft controls.
It could have been so much better.
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Fantastic game, the intro was amazing!