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Demon Cleaner 08:37 17th April 2007
If you find any
commercial game that is missing from the main site, please name it here, and it will be added as soon as possible. I'm sure that there are still some games missing, as there are so many.
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Demon Cleaner 07:07 19th April 2007
I add a table here for myself, so I can always edit the new games I found to have a better overview. As I'm currently adding screenshots alphabetically, I come across of some non existing games in our database. I'm of course also using the spreadsheets to add the games, but here, also everyone can see what games have been added recently, instead of looking through the spreadsheets.
Date | Games added |
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19.04.2007 | Abduction, Access Denied |
25.04.2007 | Age of Sail |
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Action Stations!
From it's doc file: "a tactical-level simulation of naval surface combat for the period 1922-1945."
Zzap Magazine review:
http://amigareviews.classicgaming.ga...onstationszzap
Demoniak
Adventure game, commerical release according to
Liste des jeux. (Game is also listed at other Amiga sites)
Squibbly Shibbly
Platformer published by Miracle FX. Website
here. Reviewed in Amiga Format Issue 99 (scan on AMR) but not listed at Liste des jeux. Was added to HOL yesterday although interestingly:
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Demon Cleaner 06:28 2nd May 2007
I have
Action Stations! and already tested it, but I didn't take any screenshots, because it had no title screen, and is only text based if I remember right. That was the main reason I didn't add it yet.
I will add the other two you've posted. Thanks.
EDIT: Games added.
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Harrison 08:29 2nd May 2007
When I get chance I will definitely need to go through the games lists from the old site and double check if we are missing anything else on the new one.
BTW, just a quick bit of nostalgia. The old site didn't use a database as such at all. I coded all of the game entries into php arrays on the actual site pages (that was before I had access or experience of databases with php and mysql). It was a nightmare to update and required much more work than the current site to add new features, as I had to amend the array structure and the php code functions that used it, although the actual pages did build themselves automatically from the code and I only ever needed to edit the arrays.
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Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner:
I have Action Stations! and already tested it, but I didn't take any screenshots, because it had no title screen, and is only text based if I remember right. That was the main reason I didn't add it yet.
I will add the other two you've posted. Thanks.
EDIT: Games added.
Thanks.
BTW: I searched for Squibbly in the main search box (the one under the classicamiga logo), and when I clicked on the entry from the search results I got "You are not authorised to view this resource. You need to login." I wasn't logged in at the time, but I'd imagine it's meant to be publicly accessible and viewable.
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Demon Cleaner 15:02 2nd May 2007
Originally Posted by :
I wasn't logged in at the time, but I'd imagine it's meant to be publicly accessible and viewable.
Indeed, it should be visible.
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Tiago 09:31 30th August 2007
I didn't found "Space Ace" on the main site, the game is very similar to "Dragon's Lair". I think the graphics were even better.
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Demon Cleaner 10:05 30th August 2007
Space Ace was released after
Dragon's Lair and is also a Laserdisc arcade game. The graphics in the original were the same, it was animation. The game also had the same gameplay as
Dragon's Lair. If you want more information about Laserdisc games, have a look at the
Daphne emulator which allows you to play the games on your PC, assumed you have the ROMs for it, which are downloadable at Pleasuredome for FREE (almost 60GB though).
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Tiago 10:15 30th August 2007
Originally Posted by Demon Cleaner:
Space Ace was released after Dragon's Lair and is also a Laserdisc arcade game. The graphics in the original were the same, it was animation. The game also had the same gameplay as Dragon's Lair. If you want more information about Laserdisc games, have a look at the Daphne emulator which allows you to play the games on your PC, assumed you have the ROMs for it, which are downloadable at Pleasuredome for FREE (almost 60GB though).
But it was also available for Amiga, wans't it?
should it be on the main site?
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