I will promote your review to editors review in a moment. I don't think I ever played the game on the Amiga, and from you thoughts I don't think I will be either.
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Another soul saved from eternal damnation. My work here is done.
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Oh... I bet out of the rest of the 4000+ Amiga games you will find some more really bad turkeys to add to this thread.
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I remember reading about Kang-Fu in some Amiga magazine and it actually got an OK review. Pretty funny as most other mags slagged it off as total crap. Guess some editors was desperate at the time, due to the lack of new quality releases. Can't remember which mag it was though. Will see if I can find out.
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Thay actually post the score at the start of the game and i nearly wet myseld when i saw the scores. Hopefully whoever game the game good scores has been deemed unemployable by every publisher in the world and then locked away in a nice padded cell with a long sleeved jacket that ties around the back.
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At least most of the games mentioned actually had something happening, Flight Path 737, on the other hand, didn't even have that.

To say it stank would be insulting to pongy whiffs.
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Ok, I'm back. Happy Harrison?

kidding.


What was the one where these sprites had a horn for a nose, and jumped on squares on a pyramid? Remember this? and you had to jump diagonaly, horizontally and zig-zag just to get away from the monsters. It's an old game.
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QBert? I liked the game on the C64.


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QBert!!!!!!!! arrr that's what it was called!

Man, it's been years and I couldn't think of the title for the life of me.
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Qbert is one of my favourite arcade games. The Amiga version was pretty good, but you can't beat the arcade original.
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