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Amiga.org specific forums => New User Introductions => Topic started by: Harrybob on February 10, 2008, 12:10:53 AM
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Hey,
My name is Chris and I have recently emmigrated to Canada from England. I am 30 years old n many years ago I had the amiga and loved it but most of my games were damaged as I was to young to look after stuff. I stumbled across the program winUAE a while back and I am very new to it but almost got it going ! Played only one game up to now which is cannon fodder, but I have like 400 games almost on my hard drive.
There is one game I used to love and I cannot think for the life of me what it was called. There was scientists or proffessors trapped in rooms and you had to guide them through corridors to safety in a maze of rooms. Thats all I can remember. Can any of you guys remember it ?
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D-Generation. I'll take the cash prize, please. :-D
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lol, I seen pictures of that already so I am afraid there is no prize haha
It didnt look familiar but I think you are right. I am pretty sure it was for the amiga, I am wondering if I may of played it on the spectrum 64 but thats going back a heck of a long way.
Is winAUE the best emulator ? Does anyone know if you can buy the zipstick I think it was called with a USB ?
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The general concensus is that WinUAE is the best emulator for compatibility and features, and Amithlon is the best for pure speed. Google for AmiKit, a really great Amiga environment for WinUAE.
The only digital joystick that I am aware of with a USB connector is the Competition Pro, but they are not as good as on the Amiga.
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Oh ok thanks ! What does Amikit do ? sorry this is all very new and I am clueless.
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not to worry I figured it, thanks
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hey,
That definatly wasn't the game. The guys in the one I played all had white jackets on and they run around like lemmings on steroids ! There was no revolving cannons all I remember where automatic doors and there was a count down of the scientists you had saved.
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What type of display was it? Top down, side on, isometric?
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isometric, nope it wasn't sink or swim.
There might actually be a cash prize yet lol
This may well of been for the spectrum 64 I am not sure, I was like 8 at the time.
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Then I don't know it :-/
btw. there has never been any "spectrum 64". However, there was a "Commodore 64" and a "Sinclair ZX Spectrum".
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oh yeah I remember now. Wow thats moving a few cob webs. Well I had both consoles. geesh that makes my search even harder. I`m thinking it was the for the commadore 64 now :crazy:
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No I am going back to it was a amiga game, I remember the disks + the spectrum n commodore have poor graphics, this was way better
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Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters?
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Nope, pretty close. I stumbled across another guy I am not sure uf he is looking for the same one. Weird if he is !!
Similar to "Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters" (http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=34406)
Although I do not remember any of the details of the game he is, the look of it is very similar.