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stark wrote:yaay C64 wins
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Not entirely true.Sickboy wrote:It was Amstrad owners who smelled of piss, C64 owners who cried as they wanked, and Spectrum owners who could lasso angry bison with their cocks.
We have a shortage of bison in NW London.
I had to make do with police horses (which is bloody difficult to do without getting nicked).
H. (who also has a couple of CBM64's in a box in the middle of the room)
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Cheers, I wrote thatmoobaa wrote:At the risk of upsetting people... I found the Delta Mix-E-Load more fun than the game
I really like the game though because of the music. If you play it perfectly you know exactly where you are in any particular level just by listening to tune, the gameplay and music interact really well.
Yeah indeed.Armalyte, on the other hand, was the duck's nuts.
And what was there on the speccy in this genre that come even slightly close? nothing
Iridis Alpha. Ya cahnt.Sickboy wrote:No, no, a billion times - no. "Technical superiority" has nothing to do with it. It's the quality of the games that counts and I genuinely believe that the Spectrum beats the C64 easily in that area (forget fucking attribute clash or SID chips or whatever - I'm talking about how good the games actually *are*). You give me a so-called classic exclusive-to-C64 game and I'll give you a much better exclusive-to-Spectrum game.moobaa wrote:So - if the C64's technical superiority has nothing to do with its excellence as a gaming machine
Go on. I dare ya...
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well thats fucked himYak wrote:Iridis Alpha. Ya cahnt.Sickboy wrote:No, no, a billion times - no. "Technical superiority" has nothing to do with it. It's the quality of the games that counts and I genuinely believe that the Spectrum beats the C64 easily in that area (forget fucking attribute clash or SID chips or whatever - I'm talking about how good the games actually *are*). You give me a so-called classic exclusive-to-C64 game and I'll give you a much better exclusive-to-Spectrum game.moobaa wrote:So - if the C64's technical superiority has nothing to do with its excellence as a gaming machine
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You legendgravy wrote:Cheers, I wrote thatmoobaa wrote:At the risk of upsetting people... I found the Delta Mix-E-Load more fun than the game
And whatever happened to Tyger Tyger?
Kind of like an 8-bit Rez. Or notgravy wrote:I really like the game though because of the music. If you play it perfectly you know exactly where you are in any particular level just by listening to tune, the gameplay and music interact really well.
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I adore Iridis Alpha (still crap at it, mind) - one of only 2 C64 games I still play regularly via emulators (Paradroid being the other). Part of me wants a fully updated remake. The rest of me is pretty sure I couldn't cope with it. Would be fun trying though...
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No fucking way?!gravy wrote:Cheers, I wrote thatmoobaa wrote:At the risk of upsetting people... I found the Delta Mix-E-Load more fun than the game
I really like the game though because of the music. If you play it perfectly you know exactly where you are in any particular level just by listening to tune, the gameplay and music interact really well.
The Mix-E-Load is just one of the best things ever on the C64. Jesus
I'd spend ages playing with that.
I'm literally going to put a hat on now just to take it off to you.
Done.
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In a bizarre effort to try and drag his thread back on topic, my writing pen is loaded and I am ready to pounce. I've done a wee bit of writing for the new Monkey DVD boxed sets this week and it's gotten me in the mood. Hoorah!
I'll be doing a "Why I Love" piece. Expect it by close of work* tomorrow.
matt
* excuse to slack
I'll be doing a "Why I Love" piece. Expect it by close of work* tomorrow.
matt
* excuse to slack



