Sensible World of Soccer

Juego final y mas popular de la serie Sensible Soccer que fue original para Amiga/MSDOS

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensible_Soccer 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensible_World_of_Soccer

https://sensiblesoccer.de/

 

Great Courts 2

Tenis que jugue en MS_DOS,a y tambien existio para Amiga y Atari ST,

https://www.squakenet.com/game/great-courts-2/

M.U.L.E. clones

Antes que apareciera buenos emuladores de a8, estaba mule de nes, c64 y otros parecidos como de amiga

Subtrade:

Traders:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtrade

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traders_(video_game)

Fuji Boink Xanth

Este demo basado en el de Amiga que nos llego, era sorprendente (aun lo es) y lo interesante es lo que dice el autor (Xanth, Michael Park) en entrevista de Antic Podcast.

Tambien hizo version Fuji, cisne volando (swan) y Midi Maze!

Midi Maze existe para Atari ST y Gameboy.

UPDATE: (2026/03) confirmacion que es un cisne/swan tomado de la Enciclopedia Britanica.

https://forums.atariage.com/topic/388719-it-is-a-swan-honest/

Mandril Amiga

El original de amiga, ya que publicamos el de 2600.

Desde Compute!'s Gazette.

Recuerdo esta imagen en a8... aun sin volver a encontrarla.

Super Tennis Champs

 publicado en revista Amiga Power.

50 Years of Text Games

50 Years of Text Games: From Oregon Trail to A.I. Dungeon

Libro con analisis de los juegos mas importantes dividivos por decadas.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/aaronareed/50-years-of-text-games

Space Fight 2091!

Emulador chip8 y schip8 popular en la hp48

You get the newest spacecraft (ZX-81) and you take off!!! TO SAVE THE AMIGA!
Battle you way through the 6 (increasingly harder) levels!!!

jjajajajaj

https://forums.atariage.com/topic/82003-chip8-emulator-version-10/

https://github.com/pkali/Chip-8

Alien Breed

Un juego que siempre me gusto por la clara inspiracion en Alien.

Un clasico de MS-DOS que salio primero para Amiga, sospechosamente  muy parecido a Into the Eagle Nest de Atari.

 

Defender of the Crown

Second Fire button on the 2600...

Un viejo analisis de joysticks:

Additional Fire Buttons on the 2600:

                                   | Works | Reversed | Comment
                                   |       | Logic      |
===================|==================|===================================
Atari 7800 Pad   | no   |  x       | Both Buttons work the sameColeco controller  | no |  x       | Second Button has no functionality
SMS Control Pad | no    |  x       | Second Button has no functionality
SMS Control Stick  | no |  x       | Second Button has no functionality
SMS SG Commander   | yes   |  no          | NES-Style SMS controller²
Genesis 3-Button   | yes   |  no          | B = fire, C = smart bomb.
Genesis 6-Button   | yes   |  no          | B = fire, C = smart bomb.
Amiga CD32 Joypad  | yes   |  no          | red = fire, blue = smart bombOmega Booster Grip | (yes?)|  (yes?³) | To be tested????????????       | ?? |  ??     | To be tested°
² The Auto Fire Adjusting Slider for Button 1 seems to be broken on my
  SG Commader, but I think the test results are still valid.
³ Conclusion drawn both from reading the Thrust 1.2 source and from
  playing the Thrust 1.8 cartridge with the SG Commander, which is
  constantly thrusting when the button is _not_ pressed.
° I assume there's a lot more controllers to test, like several other
  Coleco controllers and various third party stuff.

Note: The version of Z26 I'm using (DOS 1.58) seems to have some weird
          implementation of the booster grip behavior: When one of the grip
          keys is pressed, the highest Bit of INPT0-3 gets set, but it
          doesn't get cleared when the key is released.

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