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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: theformula on December 08, 2008, 12:23:22 PM
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I just found this on youtube http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=isXC8IyKYFA looks amazing. Its for classic amiga and is being worked on :D
*edit Added small report
It seems to be smooth moving. With 4 channels each with either up arrow, down arrow and left and right. In the background you have a pulsing circle kind thing in the middle and different colour sequences on the white bits. The notes explode into pixels when struck correctly.
(http://img68.imageshack.us/img68/3549/picture2ih2.png)
(http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/4567/picture4qh0.png)
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that looks wikid! can`t wait for it to come out, what a great idea!
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That game looks very tasty indeed!
Shredz64
a c64 version of something similar that uses a console guitar controller.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=WyCMM6e1Lbo
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very well, 68k is yet supported from someone :)
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Any chance of a brief description for those of us that can't get Youtube?
Thanks.
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See first post just added report :-)
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nobody woulda bought this game back when commodore was still around. people didn't start liking this sort of thing until japan started exporting music games.
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weirdami wrote:
nobody woulda bought this game back when commodore was still around. people didn't start liking this sort of thing until japan started exporting music games.
Games like this have been popular since the nineties, when it was time for Klax!
http://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=645
It's awesome that someone is developing a game like this for the Amiga now though.
I had been thinking of how it could best be done for months now, and it seems like someone else out there has already done it.
It's a shame there's no other info about the game on the net.
I'll buy this for sure if it comes out.
I just hope they include support for CD32 control pads and Playstation guitars (via PS2-CD32 adapters).
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Yeah that would be wicked if it had guitar support. They are making this device for shredz64 http://www.synthdreams.com/psx64.php (which even supports the tilt action on the guitar) which is compatible with amiga so hopefully we will be able to rock away to classic mods :D
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I think Carlos Peris is the dev - http://kung-foo.dhs.org/zener/
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It's about time that someone did this. However, the music in the video is not in sync with the notes on the display. The video fades between multiple different songs none of which are the one that the display is scrolling.
Hans
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Just found the new website for tracker hero with loads of details and some new graphics http://www.terra.es/personal8/937611204/trackerhero/
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a new vid from beta 1. you can see there are some bugs but the game is generally playable. and it's great fun, i'm telling you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4itlAv0giQ
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRWl9O86cis&NR=1
Another video showing the guitar working.
Looks like a CDTV on the desk.
Check out the DVD case right behind the CDTV? Anyone know what movie it is?? :-)
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It's a very nice looking AGA game, much better than most of the stuff we see these days.
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The beta runs very nicely on my A1200 with 4MB FastRAM, and Rebel's A1200 030/50 with 32MB FastRAM, but the game should be playable on all AGA Amigas including CD32 by the time it's finished. You can even use a CD32 pad in the same way the guitar works, by holding down the corresponding button and "strumming" the D-pad. And some of the new music in this game is extremely catchy, I think a CD/MP3 Tracker Hero Official Soundtrack album would probably go down well too.
I'm going to try taking some videos of my own as soon as I can borrow a decent camera.
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Hi All!
This video was recorded some months ago at our office. The Black box have inside an Amiga 1200 motherboard with an Apolo 1230.
Zener and Sandman are still working on it. I hope they release a public version soon...
Juan
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This is absolutely fabulous if you ask me. Good work! I'm not a guitar hero fan, but I'd definitely play this. I'm going to put a link up on my own site, http://www.oceancrafts.net. I've been working on some Amiga stuff in the past, but sadly haven't got very far.