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Re: Payback ported to Linux & Windows
« on: July 09, 2002, 07:57:15 PM »
I hope these new features will make their way back to the Amiga version! I am truly looking forward to playing Payback on my A1G3. This game played silky smooth on my 060, I can only imagine at 600mhz+ and a Radeon gfx card.

James Daniels if you are reading this, I'd be willing to pay for an addon pack for the Amiga version to include these updates. I'm sure other Payback owners would to. Hell maybe just make a slightly updated Payback2 to coincide with the launch of the AmigaOne, this could be *THE* killer game upon launch!
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Re: Payback ported to Linux & Windows
« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2002, 07:59:08 PM »
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When you say Linux, do you mean Linux-i386?


I wonder why it's important;-) I agree, although personally I'd rather see these features make their way back into the Amiga version.
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Re: Payback ported to Linux & Windows
« Reply #2 on: July 10, 2002, 08:17:20 PM »
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Hmmm...the only reason why I didn't buy the game was because the Demo was far away from running smoothly on my 060/Voodoo3 System. Is the full version any different in speed?


Huh? I had a A3k 060/66 w/Voodoo3 and at either 320x240 or 400x300 in software render there was NO slowdown, silky smooth! If you turned on Warp3D support it became a bit jerky in any resolution. Although with the latest patch, and sound turned off it was quite playable @ 1024x768x16bit. Not bad for a game on a computer from 1990;-)
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