For those who loved this game, like myself, there's a remake available at http://www.retroremakes.com/comp2008...eBruceLee1.zip
It features several game modes plus updated graphics. I'm gonna give it a try tomorrow.
C64 version
Remake
For those who loved this game, like myself, there's a remake available at http://www.retroremakes.com/comp2008...eBruceLee1.zip
It features several game modes plus updated graphics. I'm gonna give it a try tomorrow.
C64 version
Remake
Neat, these are the kinds of remakes I like.
Is anyone working on a Super Rambo Special remake?
[I]Earth is like a 24 hour, Seven days a week Stupidity contest which has been running for centuries.
And every time they are ready to pronounce a winner, a new contender appears on the scene.[/I]
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[I]He has seen half the universe who has not seen the house of pain (Ralph Waldo)[/I]
The game's great, feels just like the original. Btw, you can also play the original
Nice job, I like it.
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Very nice find. Downloading now for a quick game.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
I beat now all the game modes to unlock Ultimate Bruce Lee, and also beat that, but I was very disappointed as nothing special happens at the end
That is a shame. They could have done something nice for 100% completion.
But, so often this is the case with games. You reach the ultimate achievement of completing it or competing everything possible and that is it. Nothing.
One game ending I always remember is the Amstrad CPC game Pulsator. When you completed the game each of the characters you saved in the game came back onto the screen one at a time and thanked you. That was a great touch and really finished the game off.
Even today, so many of the more linear games on completion just roll some credits like the end of a film. I think we deserve a bit more from a game ending then film credits.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
The shame is that the ultimate version is nothing else than the remake, but instead of 1 ninja and 1 Yamo (the green guy), 4 Yamo's are following/fighting against you! The rest is completely the same. I enjoyed Tron version or Paper version more and really thought that the ultimate would be something nice. But as huge Bruce Lee (the C64 game) fan I'm pretty satisfied with it, although I have to say, the version I played most, was the original
I used to love this on the Speccy, it's what two player gaming was all about (beating each other up). I do also have this on the 64 but I can't remember the last time I played it.
I'm guessing this remake is for Windows only. Nice graphics.