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Press start and then power thé mvs! And you've got pick'n mix razoola menu ! The very best choice with 161in1 !! I've got myself an orthros kit and i play with 8bitdo SNK joypad wirless with BlueRetro plug !! Great stuff ...

Frank Klepacki's soundtrack absolutely slaps on EVERY single C&C game he worked on.. I would kill to spend a day in his studio and discuss music making and production. He's seriously one of my favourite composers. He had a brief - "design us a soundtrack for a real time war strategy game'... and absolutely smashes it out of the park. It's amazing how much detail your imagination adds, because I was shocked when I installed the Remastered pack and then pressed 'Spacebar' to flip it back to the original pixelated graaphics and.. wow, they're not detailed AT ALL! But, for 1994, absolutely they were incredible.. with FMV cutscenes too. It was all cutting edge at the time. But, hearring the music as it was intended - fully Remastered in an HQ sound format too... It all sounds EVEN BETTER! 😭 Thanks for making this video. I've just completed NOD campaign in the OG C&C (took one day) and I'm going to skip to RA now and play a few games of that,

I am still looking for an Amiga Game from my youth, it was a puzzler with little wizards playing some instruments before a puzzle started, i simply cannot find it

Ps5 rien

My fav setup was a repair facility completely surrounded by other buildings/walls. Carry-Alls will pick up any damaged tanks from the front AND deliver them back at the front repaired and ready. 😄

My dad play dune2 almost every week.

This was a classic piece of hardware. I generated so many codes, including one that made mega man levitate (I was trying for invulnerability but this was handy too). I send them in to magazines and even the makers of action replay - they sent me a free t-shirt

The harkonnen dying in their own intro

Awesome, there's an add for Cosmic Pirate, my first beloved game ❤. Thank you very much for this review. You make me discover it and now I want make my shoot em up 😊

I always thought Lost Vikings was the best puzzle game, although it was more a platform puzzle

Recently come across a game called 'Glubble' (An Amiga 500 puzzle game by OXYGENE, released in 2024 at Revision). Which turns out was a Windows game called 'Jelly no puzzle'. Which I found as just 'Jelly'. The Amiga version looks nicer --- however it has passwords --- the PC just auto-saves.

Was GULP! on any other platform ?

There's a weird edit at 27:14 - did you have to cut a bit out for a copyright claim or something? Otherwise, thanks for another interesting video.

God I really want one, but shipping costs to the US are pretty inaccessible to say the least. I guess my A500 will have to do indefinitely

My first computer was an amiga 600.

Prachtig hier, mee ben ik begonnen met dit spel op MS Dos ik vind dit nog steeds leuk

My favourite puzzler on Amiga was Morph, it was hard and unfair but such a brain teaser for 9 y.o. me

Tomato Game and Beam Bender look intriguing! Seesaw columns! Mega Motion music choices sound cool! That ball/pipe one looks a bit fiddly for me. That marble roller is more my line! ZARDOZ!

I like “I end up having to play them.” Oh what a hardship. 😄 Great video, thanks. There are quite a few that are new to me here & that’s always a good thing but I guess that’s the point of a video like this? Bill’s Tomato Game was… a choice for a title. 😄 I hate timers, which is a shame because I don’t think I’ve played it & it otherwise looks like my kind of thing? I may download it anyway & see how it goes in the flesh. (So to speak.) Fascinating to see Amiga games as late as ‘97 but it does look & sound from what you’ve said like fun but again, timers can be a deal braker for me. I do know Statix & as simplistic as it looks it great fun! It’s not just another Tetris or Bejeweled clone, although it does have some similarities to both. Mega Motion is certainly original? The mechanics certainly do seem interesting? Seems like another to try & see how intrusive the timer is? Blobz! I’m pretty sure I learned about Blobz from you & it’s one I enjoy in spite of the &#*$ timer & level editors really enhance a puzzle game, especially when you inflict your own maps on other people. Extasy’s surprisingly not addictive… (sometimes my puns are so bad they hurt. 😄) Marbelelous 2 is not one I’ve played? Neither is Marbelelous 1 for that matter? Certainly seems interesting & it looks like it doesn’t have timers on every level & as ever level editors are a big plus. Zardoz certainly doesn’t look like it relates to the cult 70’s dystopian movie? Still it looks like a sci-fi themed Sokoban clone with a mother $@£& timer the devs can shove up their mother &£#€ %<|es with a big veiny #=@&¥! I’m not a fan of timers. Pictris seems like it has quite a generous timer but it still doesn’t grab me but I can see why others would like it.

Ah Bill's, an underrated classic, I didn't catch you saying but it's named after the author not the tomato. As you point out, the tomato is not Bill. Despite loving the game I share your concerns though, it needs neither timer nor lives.

I had the playable demo version of BILL'S TOMATO GAME from the magazine called THE ONE FOR AMIGA. Also, i admit, that i was a puzzle freak on my Commodore 64 and Amiga 500 😹😺👍🕹️. I would definitely like to replay TANGRAM from Thalion. It was one of my favorite games back in the early 1990's 😺👍🕹️. And who remembers the GOBLIIINS games from Coktel Vision 😺👍🕹️? I believe, i still have the playable demo version of the first GOBLIIINS game. I had the full game of EXTASY (loose) for my Amiga 500. The loading intro was brilliant 😺👍🕹️, but i couldn't start the game, because i had no manual to search for the code to proceed the game 😹🕹️.

these puzzle games stress me out

Ah, that's my lunchtime viewing sorted 😁 Thanks for the video GouldFish!

Shame that SimCity 2000 isn't compatible with the mouse, it could have REALLY done with it!

A graphics card really makes the 4000 fly. After my Cybervision 64/3D died I noticed how important it's been, I just don't use my 4000 as much anymore because of that. So a new card is something I will get for it, unless the old one can be repaired.

i beat this in an hour on the day i bought it. left like a wast of money.

Check Impact! (1987), it doesn't look like much, but it plays like a dream, and the sound effects make it very special.

The comercial version of Technosound Turbo 2 came with a cartrage that let you sample sounds into your Amiga. One thing I found this was very useful for was playing in Speccy games into an emulator and creating my own snapshot files.

Bought a Saroo and a japanese Saturn for $200.00 total for both. One from ali express the other from ebay. This is an amazing combination! I completely recommend it now. Don't wait.

Great great game I Builth an emulator just to play it still great

I would LOVE to develop for the CD32. I don't think we've ever seen what it's fully capable of.

North and South was also by Infogrames and based on a comic strip from the Spirou magazine. I’ve always considered it part of that “collection spirou”

Yeh, I can’t fault you for your top 3, you covered it well… no pun intended. 😄 The One for Amiga: Blitz Bombers looks interesting & making the demo multiplayer only is a novel idea but yeh, I can’t see why it was A1200 only? Wooglies looks frustrating, what with a timer & enemy. I was going to point out grey Blanka then you did. 😄 Street Fighter was always a SNES game for me personally. CU Amiga Adorage, as you suggested, would have been something I’d have played with but not much more. I probably wouldn’t have even looked at PowerBase to be honest. Arcade Snooker is something I very much would have played back in the day! In fact I’m going to look for it now. Amiga CD32 Gamer: Yeh that certainly looks like an early version? Fun! Yehhh… videos don’t count as demos! As random as Algomusic‘s err… “music” goes it was pretty interesting. Gridrunner looks fun & I trust your judgement. That Simpsons game is… a thing?! Cracker would have worked for me too. Disney’s dream […] Pixar’s nightmare” well that aged like milk! 😄 Morton Strikes Back is may be upgraded smidge but what’s not to like? Ants is definitely something I would have played, it’s another I’m going to play. Amiga power: Ultimate Soccer Manager does nothing for me. MISSILE COMMAND! Let’s rock! I love Missile Command & I’m not a big fan of dev’s trying to do something different, so an arcade port like that would have worked for me. Spring Time is certainly it’s own thing? I hate timers but I can forgive them if they aren’t too restrictive. I agree, I don’t see why it didn’t get a full release? I’d have played it. Circus is fun for a mini game & the balloon thing sets it apart but the real game was somewhat forgiving. Amiga Action: Ultimate Soccer Manager does nothing for me. Mortal Cumquat… oh dear. Some people think they have a sense of humour that should be shared, others disagree. Did Ruffian get a release or does it just feel Toki like? Amiga Format: The name “TechnoSound Turbo II” is peek mid 90’s! 😂 Sensible Golf plays OK & playing against a mate was always fun but it didn’t last long.

Nice work. I liked the look of the one with Springtime for Gouldfish, and the pushing blocks one! I had a similar game to Ants on my old Nokia phone!

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Heheh, Algomusic... used to love that. it's what inspired me to make the (admittedly rubbish) Dunc's Algomusic.

Incredible that many of us were playing home games that look like that, whereas in the arcade there was VF2 and Sega Rally. Just different galaxies of hardware co-existing.

Interesting to hear you worked in Brighton, I did for a bit also. At Kuju and later Relentless

Never seen some of those PD games which is amazing cos i loved my amiga back in the day and thought id seen it all lol …great vid as always x

More warnings means more fun!

Wow that one magazine was the last Amiga mag ever got, couldn’t find a copy after, but now that all makes sense. the one was always my go to mag, think it was because it was the cheaper of the mags, and always gave cover disks.. still carried on plying my again until I left home around 98, 2 years later arrived home and there was a Playstion and the Amiga had found a new how in the loft, 20 years later and it’s back with me.thanks for all the memories!

Ah yes the controversial Amiga Power issue 51. The one where they reviewed the PC version of Flight of the Amazon Queen cause they found a game breaking bug when they tried the Amiga version and it delayed that version for a few months.

There is never too much content from you Mr Fish!. I did not get any of these magazines, I had swapped over to the PC by then. Doom and its multimedia just wowed me and I managed to get a second hand machine. The writing was definitely on the wall.

About 2 months after this, the amount of games coming out and getting reviewed in magazines fell off a cliff. As your video shows, in retrospect the signs were all there.

26:48 some of the sounds and the option menu are ripped from shadow fighter

i keep watching this video until i will eventualy find that one game that a frind of mine lent me in late 1993 which comprised of 3 games and one of them was a super hard arkanoid clone

Algo Music had some really cool features. Shame the song titles were odd 😂

Arcade Snooker just feels part finished, like they got 75% of the way into development and decided this wasn't really viable as a commercial game, but it WAS in a playable enough state to stick on a coverdisk. Quite amazing that once they decided to can further development they didn't even bother to remove the game-breaking save option, I mean how long would that have taken?

Slam Tilt!!! cant believe you missed the best one!

I remember, when i was 12 years old in July 1995, i loaned that copy of THE ONE FOR AMIGA magazine from my city library 😺👍🕹️. Great retrospective memories 😺👍🕹️.