Yes, they made some nice PD games back then.
I recall playing an old sci-fi X4 one a couple of days ago, may not have looked flashy but it played very well.
Yes, they made some nice PD games back then.
I recall playing an old sci-fi X4 one a couple of days ago, may not have looked flashy but it played very well.
[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]
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The Amiga has the best PD scene by a long way. There were loads of great free games released over the years ranging across all genres. I still have all my favourites setup on my A4000 HDD. I really must take the time to make a copy of them as an HDF file and share it with you all as there are some great games on there.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
Please do so regarding the file.
I remember some really professional looking PD games from some people including a Star Trek game that I would like to give a try one day. (only reliable link is HOL and I know how people feel about that site)
And of course near arcade clones like the Pang/Turrican one and Tanks games.
I once played Zombie Apocalypse for a whole evening at a friend's place.
And with Christmas approaching I think its time I have Psycho Santa a try.
[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]
* * * *
[I]He has seen half the universe who has not seen the house of pain (Ralph Waldo)[/I]