Game is indeed average, I didn't play it a lot back in the time, but it sure did look great (Amiga version). I wouldn't fund it.
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Game is indeed average, I didn't play it a lot back in the time, but it sure did look great (Amiga version). I wouldn't fund it.
Hi Demon Cleaner,
I wonder what the point of releasing this game is.
From what I understand even one of the developers was not happy with it.
Even from a collector's perspective it is not such a 'lost treasure' that was unable to be published because the publisher had no money at the time or some other problem came up like marketing deciding that the game wasn't worth mass producing because it would not make back the money it cost to do that and distribute it.
I checked out Cinemaware's website afterwards.
I confess that the Rocket Ranger remake they were doing a kickstarter for looks interesting but perhaps that is mostly because I have a weakness for old games.
Not sure on that either if that if such a feasible project.
It seems to be one of those projects that seeks to make use of the renewed interest in old style games started by Double Fine and Inxile.
[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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I liked TV Sports Basketball/Football quite a lot.
[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]
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I never saw the C64 version and I never played the DOS version, and there's also one TurboGrafx-16 version, that I never tried.