Another World – 20th Anniversary Edition, PS3 (Cross
Buy with PS4 & Vita)
QUBE Director’s Cut, PS3 (Cross Buy with PS4)
Sparkle 2, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS3 & PS4)
Foul Play, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)
https://blog.us.playstation.com/2018/08/29/playstation-plus-free-games-for-september-2018/
Can't argue with this months offerings
I loved Another World on the Amiga. Bizarre to think it's >25 years ago!
I know Yankari, a classic in it's day. Played through it numerous times on my old Amiga,
Only us oldies will appreciate it now.
True Amiga, and I think it takes having played Arcadia, Jupiter Lander and Blitz on the Vic20 or C64 to get a real appreciation for modern games. They're (mostly) stunning
Is AW the one like that other game called Flashback (I think)? Very distinctive style though the gameplay was very precise.
comment by RJC (U17308)
posted 32 minutes ago
Is AW the one like that other game called Flashback (I think)? Very distinctive style though the gameplay was very precise.
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That is my favourite game of that generation I think and the "sequel" to Another World. Remember having another world on my SNES and Flashback on the Mega drive. When ever I download an emulator Flashback is my first megadrive ROM
Lion King or Streets of Rage 2 for me
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 20 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
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Are you a yank Mr A? Amiga or the Commodore Amiga to give it it's fall name was a home computer from the late 80s to early 90s and the disk based sequel to the successful Commodore 64 of the 80s. Direct competitor of the Atari ST and one of the best gaming platforms found at the time, the most famous models are the Amiga 500, 600 and 1200. Well yeh that's all I've got.
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
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What's an Amiga?
Only the basis of my childhood
Spent soooooooooooooooo many hours on that thing
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Seems almost blasphemous to have to ask
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXmSA18cfgA
Not sure how many realise this, But the series Babylon 5 was originally created using the Amiga computer (and something called the video toaster)
It was the first show to do this and paved the way for the CGI we all know today.
The Amiga really was ahead of it's time
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 5 hours, 28 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
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That level took me 13 years to complete....
What’s an Amiga...?
--------------------------
The earliest memory I have is FA Cup Football on the C64
Basically you loaded it up, it drew teams out, I think you got to pick formations and then it told you the scores.
That was it.
I loved it
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic #CsabaOut (U5291)
posted 3 hours, 49 minutes ago
The earliest memory I have is FA Cup Football on the C64
Basically you loaded it up, it drew teams out, I think you got to pick formations and then it told you the scores.
That was it.
I loved it
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I think I had one called football manager (original I know) on the Amstrad and a teenage Tony cottee was amazing! I had no idea but my uncle seemed to like it.
I used to play the Kick Off games religiously on the Amiga. Used to love Super Skidmarks too.
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 0 seconds ago
I’m 25 ffs
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And Scottish
comment by RJC (U17308)
posted 4 hours, 39 minutes ago
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 5 hours, 28 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That level took me 13 years to complete....
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comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 0 seconds ago
I’m 25 ffs
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And Scottish
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Ah my bad - sorry for calling you a yank then, babies or Americans are the ones who generally haven't heard of Amigas
But yeh a home computer for us old folk
A Computer ahead of it's time, using a custom chip set designed bu a very talented engineer called Jay Miner.
It was a huge leap over what was available at the time, not just for gaming, but also music and found it's niche in video editing.
The first program I bought was Deluxe Paint, manipulating images in a way unknown in it's day, and really showed a home computer could be much more than just spreadsheets and word processing.
It led the way to the computers we know today.
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic #CsabaOut (U5291)
posted 11 hours, 25 minutes ago
The earliest memory I have is FA Cup Football on the C64
Basically you loaded it up, it drew teams out, I think you got to pick formations and then it told you the scores.
That was it.
I loved it
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Sounds better than today's fifa
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comment by Gaptor ✡ (U1071)
posted 19 minutes ago
Anybody recall Echo The Dolphin on the Mega Drive?
The second level was impossible. You had to get Echo over a load of rocks in the sea fack how I tried and tried
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I downloaded Echo recently and it's the most depressing game I've ever played, honestly it's bizarre how melancholy the whole experience is yet when I was a kid my thought process was "cool, a dolphin".
Try it now and see how it makes you feel, the music is a big part.
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posted on 29/8/18
Another World – 20th Anniversary Edition, PS3 (Cross
Buy with PS4 & Vita)
QUBE Director’s Cut, PS3 (Cross Buy with PS4)
Sparkle 2, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS3 & PS4)
Foul Play, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)
https://blog.us.playstation.com/2018/08/29/playstation-plus-free-games-for-september-2018/
Can't argue with this months offerings
posted on 29/8/18
I loved Another World on the Amiga. Bizarre to think it's >25 years ago!
posted on 29/8/18
I know Yankari, a classic in it's day. Played through it numerous times on my old Amiga,
Only us oldies will appreciate it now.
posted on 29/8/18
True Amiga, and I think it takes having played Arcadia, Jupiter Lander and Blitz on the Vic20 or C64 to get a real appreciation for modern games. They're (mostly) stunning
posted on 29/8/18
Is AW the one like that other game called Flashback (I think)? Very distinctive style though the gameplay was very precise.
posted on 29/8/18
comment by RJC (U17308)
posted 32 minutes ago
Is AW the one like that other game called Flashback (I think)? Very distinctive style though the gameplay was very precise.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That is my favourite game of that generation I think and the "sequel" to Another World. Remember having another world on my SNES and Flashback on the Mega drive. When ever I download an emulator Flashback is my first megadrive ROM
posted on 30/8/18
Lion King or Streets of Rage 2 for me
posted on 30/8/18
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
posted on 30/8/18
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 20 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Are you a yank Mr A? Amiga or the Commodore Amiga to give it it's fall name was a home computer from the late 80s to early 90s and the disk based sequel to the successful Commodore 64 of the 80s. Direct competitor of the Atari ST and one of the best gaming platforms found at the time, the most famous models are the Amiga 500, 600 and 1200. Well yeh that's all I've got.
posted on 30/8/18
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What's an Amiga?
Only the basis of my childhood
Spent soooooooooooooooo many hours on that thing
posted on 30/8/18
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Seems almost blasphemous to have to ask
posted on 30/8/18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXmSA18cfgA
Not sure how many realise this, But the series Babylon 5 was originally created using the Amiga computer (and something called the video toaster)
It was the first show to do this and paved the way for the CGI we all know today.
The Amiga really was ahead of it's time
posted on 30/8/18
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 5 hours, 28 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That level took me 13 years to complete....
posted on 30/8/18
What’s an Amiga...?
--------------------------
posted on 30/8/18
The earliest memory I have is FA Cup Football on the C64
Basically you loaded it up, it drew teams out, I think you got to pick formations and then it told you the scores.
That was it.
I loved it
posted on 30/8/18
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic #CsabaOut (U5291)
posted 3 hours, 49 minutes ago
The earliest memory I have is FA Cup Football on the C64
Basically you loaded it up, it drew teams out, I think you got to pick formations and then it told you the scores.
That was it.
I loved it
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think I had one called football manager (original I know) on the Amstrad and a teenage Tony cottee was amazing! I had no idea but my uncle seemed to like it.
posted on 30/8/18
I used to play the Kick Off games religiously on the Amiga. Used to love Super Skidmarks too.
posted on 30/8/18
I’m 25 ffs
posted on 30/8/18
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 0 seconds ago
I’m 25 ffs
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And Scottish
posted on 30/8/18
comment by RJC (U17308)
posted 4 hours, 39 minutes ago
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 5 hours, 28 minutes ago
What’s an Amiga...?
Lion King on the Megadrive is my earlies gaming memory... still have nightmares about those feckin giraffes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That level took me 13 years to complete....
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posted on 30/8/18
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Mr A (U12035)
posted 0 seconds ago
I’m 25 ffs
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And Scottish
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Ah my bad - sorry for calling you a yank then, babies or Americans are the ones who generally haven't heard of Amigas
But yeh a home computer for us old folk
posted on 30/8/18
A Computer ahead of it's time, using a custom chip set designed bu a very talented engineer called Jay Miner.
It was a huge leap over what was available at the time, not just for gaming, but also music and found it's niche in video editing.
The first program I bought was Deluxe Paint, manipulating images in a way unknown in it's day, and really showed a home computer could be much more than just spreadsheets and word processing.
It led the way to the computers we know today.
posted on 31/8/18
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic #CsabaOut (U5291)
posted 11 hours, 25 minutes ago
The earliest memory I have is FA Cup Football on the C64
Basically you loaded it up, it drew teams out, I think you got to pick formations and then it told you the scores.
That was it.
I loved it
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Sounds better than today's fifa
posted on 31/8/18
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 31/8/18
comment by Gaptor ✡ (U1071)
posted 19 minutes ago
Anybody recall Echo The Dolphin on the Mega Drive?
The second level was impossible. You had to get Echo over a load of rocks in the sea fack how I tried and tried
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I downloaded Echo recently and it's the most depressing game I've ever played, honestly it's bizarre how melancholy the whole experience is yet when I was a kid my thought process was "cool, a dolphin".
Try it now and see how it makes you feel, the music is a big part.
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