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benlepensive Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge: ... I cannot believe you can now buy this for a mere 30 pence, that seems outrageous, considering that many moons ago you would have paid about £25.00 for this racing game. Amiga games are quite collectible, considering now they are viewed as retro and something of a nostalgic nature. The premise of this game was to drive a Lotus Esprit and complete a series of race tracks. You could play it in single player mode o...
Read the full review: A Lotus For 30 Pence, Yes. by benlepensive
 

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Amiga Games - Kid Chameleon Kid Chameleon
Sega / Amiga Games / 2D shapeshifting sega platformer.
overall rating  3 reviews
 
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Road Rash 2 (Amiga) Road Rash 2 (Amiga)
Amiga Games / Manufacturer: Electronic Arts / Genre: Driving & Racing / Release Date: 1993
overall rating  4 reviews
 
Amiga Games - Computer and Video Games in general Computer and Video Games in general
Amiga Games / Here we have all the games for PC, Game Boy (and Game Boy Colour), N64, PlayStation and PlayStation 2, Dreamcast and online games.
overall rating  96 reviews
 
 
Operation Wolf (Amiga) Operation Wolf (Amiga)
Amiga Games / Manufacturer: Taito / Genre: Adventures & Role-playing / Release Date: 1988
overall rating  1 review
 
Amiga Games - Herzog Zwei Herzog Zwei
Amiga Games / Manufacturer: Sega.
overall rating  1 review
 
Mercs Mercs
Amiga Games / Vintage game.
overall rating  1 review
 
Amiga Games - Pacmania Pacmania
Manufacturer: Namco / Amiga Games / Genre: Arcade / Release Date: 1988
overall rating  1 review
 
Sega Genesis Gain Ground (Amiga) Sega Genesis Gain Ground (Amiga)
Manufacturer: Sega / Amiga Games / Genre: Arcade
overall rating  2 reviews
 
Amiga Games - Electronic Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Electronic Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Amiga Games / This is the electronic version of the hit TV quiz show. This hand held game has taken over 1000 questions from the show and put them into this portable format so you can play whenever you want to!
overall rating  1 review
 
Ultima Online Renaissance Ultima Online Renaissance
Amiga Games / There is a whole world out there just waiting for you to explore. A place where people are stiving nobly to protect their lands, mastering skills and trades, or just going about their lives all in a fully immersive and continuous existence. Be whoever you
overall rating  2 reviews
 
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joeytomtom Robocod
... time it s off to Santa s Workshop in the North Pole, where your evil nemesis Dr. Maybe has been up to no good again. Maybe s dastardly plan is to kidnap all of Santa s workers, namely penguins (or elves, depending on which system you have) who are in dire need of rescuing. Not being one to leave them out in the cold, you don your new robotic suit and answering to your new codename "Robocod" you set off to finally thwart your nemesis and restore order to Santa s workshop. The game itself came, as did most on a 3.5 floppy disk on the Commodore Amiga system. Our fishy friend also made an appearance on other well known systems at the time (albeit sometimes und...
Read the full review: Something fishy going on at the north pole!!! by joeytomtom
joeytomtom The Secret of Monkey Island
... Secret of Monkey Island was first released on the Commodore Amiga home computer in 1990. The game genre is commonly known as a "point and click" adventure, championed by the likes of Lucasarts and Sierra in the early days. The gameplay mechanics, though simple in theory, basically make the player explore scenarios and surroundings, involving the character (or characters) in the plotline which unfold in a narrative style. The player interacts with the world via an interface which contains verbal commands and an inventory system. Onscreen characters can be moved around the gameworld by a few simple clicks of the mouse, hence the "point and click" mon...
Read the full review: A Rum-Fuelled, Rowdy Adventure by joeytomtom
Burning_Darkness Sonic 1
... in the early 90s SEGA were releasing their new flagship console the 16-bit Mega Drive, and they needed a new mascot to increase their commercial profile. Enter Sonic the Hedgehog. Released in 1991, (and ported to the amiga not long after) the original Sonic the Hedgehog looked nothing short of breathtaking, and it still looks nice today. The game is a side-scrolling platformer, but with a difference- unlike Mario Bros and its associated clones, Sonic relies heavily on speed, with the eponymous blue hedgehog racing through the levels at Speedy-Gonzalez speeds, traversing ramps, jumps and even loop-the-loops, whilst collecting as many rings as possible in the process....
Read the full review: An iconic platform game by Burning_Darkness
 
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