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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Gaming => Topic started by: hallatie on June 23, 2011, 05:05:22 AM
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I was playing the old 8-bit classic Hunchback the other day, and after a couple of google searches, discovered that a commercial Amiga version was never made.
Was a PD version of this game (or perhaps a clone) ever made? PD versions of 8 bit classics tended to be better than commercial "updates" anyway.
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Wasnt there one based on a danger mouse game? I seem to recall having it on a disk.
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I was playing the old 8-bit classic Hunchback the other day, and after a couple of google searches, discovered that a commercial Amiga version was never made.
Was a PD version of this game (or perhaps a clone) ever made? PD versions of 8 bit classics tended to be better than commercial "updates" anyway.
hunchback have a PC remake but not very good
for the amiga the 8 bits classics done are popeye,donkeykong,galaxians,frantiic freddie,zaxxon,space invaders,galaxians ,gorf ect
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There's an AMOS remake called Hunchback that was given away with the One magazine.
http://amr.abime.net/issue_329
Haven't played it since 1992 but I doubt it'll be upto much. Pretty sure I only liked it then as you could load it into AMOS and edit the number of lives.
The latest Retro Gamer magazine (think it's the latest anyway) had a feature on it that said it was originally meant to be a Robin Hood game; hence the battlements and the knights trying to stab you.
There's a MAME version that's not bad.
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I still have HunchBack on my SDrive Nuxx for the Atari 8-Bit. Fantastic Platformer!
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The Atari 8 bits; 400, 800 etc. are amongst the few systems I've not emulated. Given that I've got CPC, C64, Spectrum and MSX emulators, are they worth looking into?
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Well we would not have the Amiga if it were not for the Atari 8-bit...
Go here and have a look around. ;)
http://www.atariage.com/forums/forum/12-atari-8-bit-computers/
BTW, I dont' emulate, I use the real deal when it comes to this 8-bit computer. I just got a new GFX card for my 600Xl and 130Xe btw. Both have stereo sound, hard drives, SD card readers in place of floppy drives, and 1Mb of RAM a piece. Perhaps the best computers of the early 80's despite the C64's SID chip and multi-color displays.
If you must emulate, use this:
http://virtualdub.org/altirra.html
That other emulator that everyone uses is WAY out dated and crappy by comparison, though of course to use Altirra, you gotta have windows for the time being. :/
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hallatie is just a bot, it copies and pastes OP's between various Amiga forums to make people click the link in its signature or user page. Don't bother conversing with it :)
Wonder why mods haven't spotted and deleted it yet.
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Wait, I thought I was the bot in here?