guys i need help please, im playing space hulk off of dosbox on xp and i am duing mission 3. so i destroy the statue an then genestealers come pooring in. i kept killing the hord of genestealers but they just keep coming and coming! i fought the hord for an hour or so and died. is the hord eventualy going to stop or do i have to do something?
I knew Warcraft was inspired by Warhammer, but I didn't know Starcraft was by Warhammer 40k. The marines and monsters in this video look a lot like the terran marines and zerglings in SC.
@NFSReplay Yeah, it's funny that StarCraft is more popular worldwide than Warhammer 40K. I personally believe the 40K universe is much more interesting and I also like the PC games better.
God this is sooooooooo old now but still cool, who would have thought back then that we would have the games we got now! Graphics have come a long way.
Wow, it seemed so scary back when I was a kid. But now it's kind of cheesy. At least the voice acting -- You can tell that they didn't hire actors for the voices. It was just the nerdy programmers. (I'm a programmer)
Yeah, the voice acting was definitely not top notch, but it was better than nothing. I'm actually glad that the voices are laughable, because it distracted you from how tense the game could get.
they need to remake alot of these old games not make a whole new game but update it a bit and make it smoother etc i just wish there was a company that would do stuff like that
Then you are either retarded or just like picking on people on the Internet. But you know what? I wouldn't give you either of these titles. I don't want to compliment strangers.
Ok, you know what? I wasn't trying to insult you, maybe if you took my comment into consideration you woulden't have thought I was trying to insult you.
Space hulks were ships, which were lost in warp for centuries and randomly go back in our universe. Space marines search here old relics, artifacts, weapons and lost technologies. After Horus Heresy were many of them lost and knowledge how to build terminator armors or titans=huge warmachines were lost. So Space Hulks are the same as christians closters after barbarisation of Europe, when knowledge was lost because of razing barbarians hordes.
They are ok I guess, it seems that GW is sort of like Nazi Tech, they get good graphics for there time but stick with it long enough for other games to look way better.
Hey one question. What platform? I remember and loved Space Hulk for 3DO. But, this game is foreign to me. I would like to play it if at all possible.
This is the first Space Hulk game, which is on MS-DOS. I'm not sure what platforms the two games are on, (Space Hulk and SH: Vengeance of the Blood Angels) but from this one list, I only see the 3DO having the second game. The Playstation has the sequel as well, while the PC has both.
This is the prime age where games had 'those' graphics, so well worked that you couldn't figure how a human could paint that in DeluxePaint for DOS. Wonderful universe, Warhammer 40k is.
I bought the Space-Hulk board game from eBay some months ago - just by the smell of the box and pieces you get that feeling of "classicness" that filled the hobby universe back then. The box cover wasn't digital art, it was painted by hand, also showing the amazing marksmanship but in analog form :)
the best thing about these old games is that they had little storage they all worked in tiny offices no big companies.
And today EA and other huge gaming companies are churning out crap these days.
The old stuff had alot of care put into it.
I mean look what happened to Westwood studios the creators of the world famous command and conquer series they got eaten up by EA and then all the new cnc games got crap.
The EA logo used to be one signaling pure quality. Take a look at Chuck Yeager's Air Combat. Classic game that defined combat flight simulators. Now the produce fps that look like every other one.
I'm playing this game again on Dosbox...and it's as every bit as difficult as i remember!!!
i'm a bit past halfway through the campaign now (current map: "search for evil" where i have retrieve a CAT device) I can't seem to find it though i'm sure i scoured every bit of the map. (i suppose it's asking too much if any of you remember?)
oh yeah, and i've come to the conclusion that the emperor must not really love his space marines... who gives marines weapons that jam every 10 shots or so?
What version of DosBox are you using and where did you get the game from? I got it from an abandonware site and stuff, but the starting screen just keeps black and not doing any sound.
Man that brought back memories! I used to play this on my 386sx-25. It was one of the few games to really use my new 8-bit mono Soundblaster clone and it KICKED ARSE!
Agree it was insanely difficult, but it generated real fear. Use to shit myself when then aliens started running!
That's right, that game created an atmosphere... you could feel the pain when a terminator died and you started feeling really responsible for them. When all were dead you felt a personal defeat, not just klick, restart. On the other hand there was nothing more satisfying to see a Genestealer get smashed right in front of you!!
Yeah the whole start your ass over from the beginning STILL permeates the WH40K games to this day, notabaly Fire Warrior (PC/PS2) which I feel is a great Halo knock off. Had it come out first it would have been (maybe) hailed as the best. I never played TBG WH40K, didn't have enough cash from mowing lawns for all the sets. I did and still do play BattleTech at least once a week or once a month. Ever miss the doys of "old school" games?
Well at least the Dawn of war RTS games are good, even true to the feel of WH40K.
And yes I do miss it sometimes, Space Hulk and Talisman (both from GW then) were the first games I played that didnt fit into the "family" line of games like monopoly or trivial pursuit.
Man those opened up a whole new world of games for me.
One thing I found frustrating with SH the PC game was how the close combat "worked". Either you annihilated 100 targets, or the first killed you, there was no in between :-(
Either you annihilated 100 targets, or the first killed you, there was no in between :-(
Damn... THAT would have sent me into a keyboard smashing rage. Did SH release before or after the first Warcraft. Speaking of Warcraft I've run across this guy or girl who REFUSES to believe that the first WC RTS is the basis for WOW. I don't play WOW or any MMORPG but I do recall buying WC when it debuted.
fire warrior was an awsome game... true it could have been alot better but it still owns, maybe its my love of the tau that makes me think this way lol ^_^
Don't feel too old, my first modem was a 1200 baud. I can also clearly recall buying a ten megabyte hard drive and thinking "Man I'm never gonna fill this thing up, it's TEN frickin' megs." :-D
This was in the days of yesteryear before the internet provided us with plenty of porn, music, games and videos to fill those poor empty storage units with.
Were you a BBS user or perhaps a SysOp? So far you're the first person I've met online who knows what I mean when I say baud.. From the age of 11 to 15 I ran a board called Dead Lazlos. If you were a User did you ever play TradeWars 2k, The Pit, Food Fight, or any other of those great ascii door games?
Ha, baud. There's a term I haven't heard in a long time. Started on 2400, moved up to 14.4, then 28.8, and finally 56k. I remembered downloading craploads of shareware from BBSes back in the day.
in the about this video section yes this game is "about" space hulk but it is not space hulk original. the original was a tabble top game between space marines (back then called space hulks) fighting off a swarm of genestealers which expanded to many other races of aliens and mutants now called warhammer 40,000 or W40K. theres ya history for ya =)
The term "Space Hulk" in the original table top game could be any large object of man-made, alien or natural origin, usually several miles from one end to the other in the fluff. And 40k originated from the table top RPG "Rogue Trader" that established the basics for today's 40k
I used to love listening and watching the intro, highly atmospheric and cool. I really like the basic arcade sounding sfx and gun noises as well 'BOOM BOOM'.
I was hoping to play Space Hulk tonight, only I tried to install the game and the bloody old floppy disks aren't working. It's just as well they abolished floppies for CDs and DVDs. They don't usually go wrong as often.
Damn the game was unforgiving too. One gun jam could cost the whole mission.
Yeah, this game really has its atmosphere, which can be accredited to the music, ambience, sound fx, and many other aspects. Floppy disks? This game came on a CD for me, complete with a box and case. I didn't know they sold it on floppies as well. Yeah, some of the missions can really be arduous and seemingly impossible. I remember I really hated the missions that had no prelaid map and the missions where they ambush you. Unfortunately, in the New Missions, they usually were together.
Originally when it first came out in the US it was on Floppy. EA was just switching to CDs for all their games so it a CD alternative with full speech appeared a few months after the floppy run. Then when it was pulled from the shelves and reserved for classic status it was repressed onto new CDs.
I didn't see any mention of the full voice, in that did they speak even when you gave individual orders, or just as it does on my version("Eat Metal"(in the rare case that the power fist killed the genestealer,or he had the lightning claws), not sure, but something like "Contact on 8"(when you have 2 squads and can't see the other squads screens), "Burn"(Kill with Flamer), but nothing for individual normal kills etc.)
well let me clarify that. It's not full speech as in loads of dialog. What was meant is that it had whatever speech produced for the game added in and not on a separate disk as popular with several games back in the day. Sorry for the confusion.
Haha, that voice shouting out the chapters was hilarious. Never heard it before because when I had this I didn't have a proper sound card. Anyway, pretty cool intro even today. I think it captured the 40K atmosphere very well.
This game was filled with tension. When you are the only one left of the space marines and scanner is filled with red dots from every direction; you know you have it coming.
What is the song call? :(
Kzszlitv3km 1 month ago
They should remake it for classic.
Kzszlitv3km 2 months ago
i like the music badly
igatube 3 months ago
I miss games like this
DangerousD6969 5 months ago
Looks like it would've made a decent 16bit sidescroller shooter going by the intro animations.
007hor 6 months ago
Fucking bad ass intro.
ImTooLazyToTyp 8 months ago 4
I had this game too, it was very difficult!
KNIGHTFALLGAMES 9 months ago
We bring death!
voodoochild1138 10 months ago
The beginning sounds like a porn film.
mofos4 1 year ago 3
guys i need help please, im playing space hulk off of dosbox on xp and i am duing mission 3. so i destroy the statue an then genestealers come pooring in. i kept killing the hord of genestealers but they just keep coming and coming! i fought the hord for an hour or so and died. is the hord eventualy going to stop or do i have to do something?
josephddd117 1 year ago
All the Warhammer games are hard (up until DoW) but I have got better at them over the last 15 years or so of owning them!
HardWarUK 1 year ago
I remember that my PC was to weak for this game.
Back in the beginning of 90s I had 386SX25 2mb ram, S3512 graphics 14'640x480 display 40mg hdd SBpro
wolfenstein and civ1 worked fine though, both with music Adlib.
Any1 remember those times?
borewiczandgogol 1 year ago
Man, the intro looks way better than the amiga version but the music is shite. I guess you can combine the two and it'd be awesome :) Ace game though
weaselfierce 1 year ago
OVERWATCH!
INCOMING ON NINE
DIE SLIMEBALL
INCOMING ON FIVE
INCOMING ON THREE
INCOMING ON SIX
-GUN JAMMED-
Me: FUUUUUUUUuUUUUu
TrickyCatSimpleKiss 1 year ago 7
I knew Warcraft was inspired by Warhammer, but I didn't know Starcraft was by Warhammer 40k. The marines and monsters in this video look a lot like the terran marines and zerglings in SC.
NFSReplay 1 year ago
@NFSReplay Yeah, it's funny that StarCraft is more popular worldwide than Warhammer 40K. I personally believe the 40K universe is much more interesting and I also like the PC games better.
slammedc2003 1 year ago
this game was/is awesome fantastic but hard as a hell too : /,this is false the right name is space crusade not space hulk...!
Jimmy424 1 year ago
OH WOW! After looking on youtube for ages, I hear a sample of D-ROK!!!! Wish i had that album again :(
HorusGodEmperor 1 year ago
God this game was so fucking hard
cl0vvntiem 2 years ago
You do know they made it into a board game recently
Moleman171 2 years ago
it's always been a board game, they just made an updated version recently
Highstar25 1 year ago 2
God this is sooooooooo old now but still cool, who would have thought back then that we would have the games we got now! Graphics have come a long way.
hanson666999 2 years ago
Wow, it seemed so scary back when I was a kid. But now it's kind of cheesy. At least the voice acting -- You can tell that they didn't hire actors for the voices. It was just the nerdy programmers. (I'm a programmer)
unknownkingdom 2 years ago 17
it's still kind of cool though, in a retro way
AllOfTheRestWillFlow 2 years ago 6
Yeah, the voice acting was definitely not top notch, but it was better than nothing. I'm actually glad that the voices are laughable, because it distracted you from how tense the game could get.
TornadoRayne 2 years ago
Yeah, most companies did that back in the day. At least they had enthusiasm.
RUSRhythmic 1 year ago
love the stormbolter sound <3
Feytor11 2 years ago 3
just what it should sound like :D
Astartes40000 2 years ago 3
they need to remake alot of these old games not make a whole new game but update it a bit and make it smoother etc i just wish there was a company that would do stuff like that
minipancho94 2 years ago
still an awesome vid to this day with such basic tech at the time.
totedoggy69 2 years ago
can i get this game on my computer from some website? cuz i realy want to play it havent played it before because i wasnt alive when this came out
pwnmaster77 2 years ago
depends on what platform. Grab an emulator and DL a Rom
Guns2031 2 years ago
just type in Space Huld into the Google (eventually with little abandonwere)
Moks89 2 years ago
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sleinfer 2 years ago
To the left!
OVERWATCH!!
Mopperty 2 years ago 6
I enjoyed this game back in the day, but the intro was even more entertaining than the game itself. I watched it over and over when I was a kid.
ClunytheScourge1 2 years ago
Why did the commander only get a power sword when all the other terminators got power fists o_0
Dodershift 2 years ago
prefered weapon of the commander
plus more reach keeps the uglys away
pwnmaster77 2 years ago
kk he's pretty badass in the board game.
Dodershift 2 years ago 2
They should remake this game that would be so mint :) :)
Geistxxxx 2 years ago 5
It's planned that the Game will be remake in Septembre.
DDL323 2 years ago
where do you get this info?
blarg552 2 years ago
thats one funky intro tune.
killerguildmonk77 2 years ago 2
i hav the sequel for ps1 and it doesnt look much better
ActionReplayMasters 3 years ago
the game looked better than doom
ActionReplayMasters 3 years ago 10
And it was also much more limited in environment navigation than doom
navesele 3 years ago
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ActionReplayMasters 3 years ago
You have to understand that it was meant to be like a board game, it really added to the tactical element
sleinfer 2 years ago
Maybe if you considered the comment I was responding to, it would make sense to you.
navesele 2 years ago
I did as a matter of fact
sleinfer 2 years ago
Then you are either retarded or just like picking on people on the Internet. But you know what? I wouldn't give you either of these titles. I don't want to compliment strangers.
navesele 2 years ago
Ok, you know what? I wasn't trying to insult you, maybe if you took my comment into consideration you woulden't have thought I was trying to insult you.
sleinfer 2 years ago
it was 2d but I still totally agree
oogybear1 2 years ago
Semper Fi, brave Battlebrothers of the 1000 chapters and guardsmen of a million worlds. ;-)
Uncle Emperor needs YOU. ^^
Dude, this game may be ancient, but the intro still rocks.
athrumzalla 3 years ago
the intro made me laught i wasnt even alive that game is older than me but still funny
phenomjsr 3 years ago 3
theres this shit ver for the comp you can download for free nothing like this hate it its bullshit
pwnmaster77 3 years ago
Oh I had this game for PC on MSDOS, alot of memories. The intro movie was cutting edge for it's time.
Anyone know where I can get the theme song or the original version by d-rok on mp3?
WorldsGreatestPerson 3 years ago 7
Yes, it's a very nostalgic game for me as well.
And take a look at the video responses. I think your wish has come true. =)
Remember to watch the High Quality version though!
Ceekur 3 years ago
wat systems was it on?
miblah 3 years ago
This particular one is MS-DOS, which can now be emulated on any modern platform using Dosbox.
Ceekur 3 years ago
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that was shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttt
yoman9854 3 years ago
i just dint ever understand why they didnt just blew-up those invested space hulks. they can exterminate planets in that game.
athrumzalla 3 years ago
Space hulks were ships, which were lost in warp for centuries and randomly go back in our universe. Space marines search here old relics, artifacts, weapons and lost technologies. After Horus Heresy were many of them lost and knowledge how to build terminator armors or titans=huge warmachines were lost. So Space Hulks are the same as christians closters after barbarisation of Europe, when knowledge was lost because of razing barbarians hordes.
Imenhotep 3 years ago 4
and i thought, they d go there just 4 fun... marine training ground x-D
right, i remember a mission, whereu had to get a small statue in a big hall and return it to the exit. sooooooo long ago.
athrumzalla 3 years ago
yah im pretty sure a genestealer cant rip of a god damn terminators head !
kirbymkiiFTW 3 years ago
they can
ndeppftw 3 years ago
zomg... so... many.... gene...stealers....
Vespids 3 years ago
and so few bolter shells.
iammjolnir 3 years ago
shame the game was poor.
nigel101 3 years ago
WTF?
t0d51 3 years ago
They are ok I guess, it seems that GW is sort of like Nazi Tech, they get good graphics for there time but stick with it long enough for other games to look way better.
warforger2nd 3 years ago
those graphics were intense for back then, they still are good enough to be badass
b0mbcityrocker 3 years ago
WOW EA and Gamesworkshop have been working together for a long time.
rollen01 3 years ago
Hey one question. What platform? I remember and loved Space Hulk for 3DO. But, this game is foreign to me. I would like to play it if at all possible.
contentandhappy 3 years ago
This is the first Space Hulk game, which is on MS-DOS. I'm not sure what platforms the two games are on, (Space Hulk and SH: Vengeance of the Blood Angels) but from this one list, I only see the 3DO having the second game. The Playstation has the sequel as well, while the PC has both.
Ceekur 3 years ago
hahah awesome
joeatsgnomes12 3 years ago 4
Can you download the song "Get out of my way" anywhere in good quality? Never found it and the quality in game just sucks
OneAndOnlyOverlord 3 years ago
This is the prime age where games had 'those' graphics, so well worked that you couldn't figure how a human could paint that in DeluxePaint for DOS. Wonderful universe, Warhammer 40k is.
I bought the Space-Hulk board game from eBay some months ago - just by the smell of the box and pieces you get that feeling of "classicness" that filled the hobby universe back then. The box cover wasn't digital art, it was painted by hand, also showing the amazing marksmanship but in analog form :)
rafanavega 3 years ago 4
the best thing about these old games is that they had little storage they all worked in tiny offices no big companies.
And today EA and other huge gaming companies are churning out crap these days.
The old stuff had alot of care put into it.
I mean look what happened to Westwood studios the creators of the world famous command and conquer series they got eaten up by EA and then all the new cnc games got crap.
evildogheretic 3 years ago 4
The EA logo used to be one signaling pure quality. Take a look at Chuck Yeager's Air Combat. Classic game that defined combat flight simulators. Now the produce fps that look like every other one.
WolksVagon449 3 years ago
I couldn't agree more. But, people buy crap games by the shitload. Look at oblivion. It's simply not going to stop.
tacticalspoon 3 years ago
I'm playing this game again on Dosbox...and it's as every bit as difficult as i remember!!!
i'm a bit past halfway through the campaign now (current map: "search for evil" where i have retrieve a CAT device) I can't seem to find it though i'm sure i scoured every bit of the map. (i suppose it's asking too much if any of you remember?)
oh yeah, and i've come to the conclusion that the emperor must not really love his space marines... who gives marines weapons that jam every 10 shots or so?
komberbach 4 years ago
What version of DosBox are you using and where did you get the game from? I got it from an abandonware site and stuff, but the starting screen just keeps black and not doing any sound.
rafanavega 3 years ago
"The Dark Angel Chapter!"
Man that brought back memories! I used to play this on my 386sx-25. It was one of the few games to really use my new 8-bit mono Soundblaster clone and it KICKED ARSE!
Agree it was insanely difficult, but it generated real fear. Use to shit myself when then aliens started running!
thebunnyshed 4 years ago
That's right, that game created an atmosphere... you could feel the pain when a terminator died and you started feeling really responsible for them. When all were dead you felt a personal defeat, not just klick, restart. On the other hand there was nothing more satisfying to see a Genestealer get smashed right in front of you!!
OneAndOnlyOverlord 3 years ago 5
Even the demo scared me so much that I dared not play it after sunset! :D
neglesaks 3 years ago 5
This game was fun but insanely, INSANELY, difficult! Is there anyone here that actually completed the campaign?
komberbach 4 years ago 2
Yeah, the guys who programmed it ;-P The damned game was INSANELY difficult I agree.
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
I compleated it, took me forever though.
The game had that "make a mistake and its back to square one for you!" thing going.
I had a bit of an advantage since i had played the TBG so I knew how the material.
Still it was hellahard.
Riptide555 4 years ago
Yeah the whole start your ass over from the beginning STILL permeates the WH40K games to this day, notabaly Fire Warrior (PC/PS2) which I feel is a great Halo knock off. Had it come out first it would have been (maybe) hailed as the best. I never played TBG WH40K, didn't have enough cash from mowing lawns for all the sets. I did and still do play BattleTech at least once a week or once a month. Ever miss the doys of "old school" games?
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
Well at least the Dawn of war RTS games are good, even true to the feel of WH40K.
And yes I do miss it sometimes, Space Hulk and Talisman (both from GW then) were the first games I played that didnt fit into the "family" line of games like monopoly or trivial pursuit.
Man those opened up a whole new world of games for me.
One thing I found frustrating with SH the PC game was how the close combat "worked". Either you annihilated 100 targets, or the first killed you, there was no in between :-(
Riptide555 4 years ago
Either you annihilated 100 targets, or the first killed you, there was no in between :-(
Damn... THAT would have sent me into a keyboard smashing rage. Did SH release before or after the first Warcraft. Speaking of Warcraft I've run across this guy or girl who REFUSES to believe that the first WC RTS is the basis for WOW. I don't play WOW or any MMORPG but I do recall buying WC when it debuted.
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
The first WC: Warcraft: orcs and humans, was the start of the warcraft franchise, it did well.
Then WC 2 came out, and it was huge, really catapulted BLizzard to stardom.
WC 1 is the basis for WoW the same way the knife is the basis for the sword, its the roots.
Still in all fairness the world of WoW is based on the events and characters established in WC 3, so I suppose your both right in a way.
Riptide555 4 years ago
*Shudders* Fire Warrior... I'm sorry, but that game was just awful. Perhaps the worst 40k game I had played.
MannPower 2 years ago 2
fire warrior was an awsome game... true it could have been alot better but it still owns, maybe its my love of the tau that makes me think this way lol ^_^
StevoE26 2 years ago
Aw man now I feel old.
Back in the days when games actually came in frigging FLOPPY disks.
I agree the graphics are not much to look at compared to what we have now but back in the day that was kick ass!
Remember this was back in the days of yore before we had DVDs and MB drives were gold :D
Riptide555 4 years ago
Don't feel too old, my first modem was a 1200 baud. I can also clearly recall buying a ten megabyte hard drive and thinking "Man I'm never gonna fill this thing up, it's TEN frickin' megs." :-D
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
Hehe yes indeed.
This was in the days of yesteryear before the internet provided us with plenty of porn, music, games and videos to fill those poor empty storage units with.
Riptide555 4 years ago
Were you a BBS user or perhaps a SysOp? So far you're the first person I've met online who knows what I mean when I say baud.. From the age of 11 to 15 I ran a board called Dead Lazlos. If you were a User did you ever play TradeWars 2k, The Pit, Food Fight, or any other of those great ascii door games?
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
I remember TradeWars!
Ha, baud. There's a term I haven't heard in a long time. Started on 2400, moved up to 14.4, then 28.8, and finally 56k. I remembered downloading craploads of shareware from BBSes back in the day.
MannPower 2 years ago
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wow i am gald there is not that kind of game graf anymore :D
xnobox 4 years ago
LOLOLOL LMAO
scalpine 4 years ago
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Please tell me that's not the real voices. XD
WolksVagon449 4 years ago
no luck there. the voices are original
iammjolnir 4 years ago 2
in the about this video section yes this game is "about" space hulk but it is not space hulk original. the original was a tabble top game between space marines (back then called space hulks) fighting off a swarm of genestealers which expanded to many other races of aliens and mutants now called warhammer 40,000 or W40K. theres ya history for ya =)
jwjrangers 4 years ago
actually space hulks were the derelict spaceships the game took place in
jeanstealer 4 years ago 2
The term "Space Hulk" in the original table top game could be any large object of man-made, alien or natural origin, usually several miles from one end to the other in the fluff. And 40k originated from the table top RPG "Rogue Trader" that established the basics for today's 40k
Guardsman2301 4 years ago
rofl whats this rated??? its freakin bloody and... surpisingly awesome :D
gameguy09 4 years ago 2
I like this song! So classic video game style like duke nukem or something^^
krispydude12 4 years ago
-charges up asulat cannon- BANG BANG BANG dead!
genestealer jumps on terminator minces xD !ace just like teh good'ol days
Blackivar 4 years ago
Fun times... I'm really hoping for a well-crafted W40K FPS for the PC.
brand666 4 years ago 2
An awesome game, and ( I remember playing the Sega Saturn version ) the blood splattered on the walls was beautiful. Damned Genestealers!
GregorytheImpaler 4 years ago
I used to love listening and watching the intro, highly atmospheric and cool. I really like the basic arcade sounding sfx and gun noises as well 'BOOM BOOM'.
I was hoping to play Space Hulk tonight, only I tried to install the game and the bloody old floppy disks aren't working. It's just as well they abolished floppies for CDs and DVDs. They don't usually go wrong as often.
Damn the game was unforgiving too. One gun jam could cost the whole mission.
collieuk 4 years ago
Yeah, this game really has its atmosphere, which can be accredited to the music, ambience, sound fx, and many other aspects. Floppy disks? This game came on a CD for me, complete with a box and case. I didn't know they sold it on floppies as well. Yeah, some of the missions can really be arduous and seemingly impossible. I remember I really hated the missions that had no prelaid map and the missions where they ambush you. Unfortunately, in the New Missions, they usually were together.
Ceekur 4 years ago
Originally when it first came out in the US it was on Floppy. EA was just switching to CDs for all their games so it a CD alternative with full speech appeared a few months after the floppy run. Then when it was pulled from the shelves and reserved for classic status it was repressed onto new CDs.
PoPoNellie 4 years ago
I didn't see any mention of the full voice, in that did they speak even when you gave individual orders, or just as it does on my version("Eat Metal"(in the rare case that the power fist killed the genestealer,or he had the lightning claws), not sure, but something like "Contact on 8"(when you have 2 squads and can't see the other squads screens), "Burn"(Kill with Flamer), but nothing for individual normal kills etc.)
Grimskull44 4 years ago
well let me clarify that. It's not full speech as in loads of dialog. What was meant is that it had whatever speech produced for the game added in and not on a separate disk as popular with several games back in the day. Sorry for the confusion.
PoPoNellie 4 years ago
this game = my old kinder garden :D
SpaceHulker 4 years ago
yeah the musik is doom-like
LorDGIGAN 4 years ago
The voices sound like a 14 year old :D
lehou1 4 years ago
I remember this game,. really hard to beat
Drogmir 4 years ago
i want the song at the beggining
abdaloser 4 years ago
There should be a sort of re-make
BoyofmanyNames 4 years ago
Haha, that voice shouting out the chapters was hilarious. Never heard it before because when I had this I didn't have a proper sound card. Anyway, pretty cool intro even today. I think it captured the 40K atmosphere very well.
Alianger 4 years ago 2
love the beats at the begginning!
abdaloser 4 years ago
man that would be sweet.
bigpoppa1234 4 years ago
I demand that this game be remade into a next-gen system!
Luy22 4 years ago
This game was filled with tension. When you are the only one left of the space marines and scanner is filled with red dots from every direction; you know you have it coming.
Humakt83 4 years ago
awesome! why cant they make such cool intros today?!?
antorkh 4 years ago