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  • Funny how they changed the dialogue bits of the monochromes to adapt them to the different color count of this port. They were really aware of what they were doing.

  • Wow, just wow If they even get space quest 1 look bad here then it MUST BE

    a port of the canceled Atari ST version (yes its real)

  • how do you find out the coordinates for getting off sq1 back to sq4? do you just have to right them sown when you get in the time pod the first time? or is there a way your supposed to find them out that you dont show?

  • You have to write them down when you first enter the pod.

  • DAMN IT DAMN IT DAMN IT!!!!! it sucks cuz it changes every time you play the game! ive been trying that and writeing down every  time and then trying it in my saved game, so far i have about 4-5 and none work...yet

  • the SqIII port was good.

  • I disagree, that was a lazy port as well. It only looks better because it only uses 16 colors so they did not need to alter the graphics. And it's less demanding, which is why it runs better.

    It could have run a lot better than it does if they had bothered to program it properly for the Amiga.

  • But it could have been worse...*looks at the washed out colors on the SQIV Port*

  • Yech, the colors. You're certainly right about how horrible they were.

  • Eww play the PC one in VGA

  • Wanted to show how horrible Sierra were at making Amiga ports. I think there already is a longplay of the PC version on Youtube.

  • Compared to Conquest of Longbow that moved as fast a sloth walking through syrup, this Amiga port is actually quite good!

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