Hah, this and two other game title screens were included on the "B" side of the Melbourne Draw program tape... I wonder if that's the program they used to create them?
@TopTellyFan I totally agree mate!! It took me many hours of frustration to complete this complex adventure.When I got back to the Hobbit's house with the treasure I could only get a score of 78% if I remember correctly.
I still got this game in my collection,and watching this certainly brought back fond memories!! :D
Its now 22 years since I got hypnotised by that border light show. I swear, I'm low on brain memory. The zapping must have stored up those games into my head . when science is ready, maybe I can start playing those games in my sleep. I seem to remember being able to speed up the picture load. Experimentation with audio speed allowed a few specific octave levels resulting in higher pitch / faster load.
The errors were greater because of the limitations of tape drives.
@grandmothersapplepie lol, I remember playing the tapes through a stereo at as high a volume as possible because that would often guarantee it would load. Nothing worse than ten minutes of loading and then the game crashing
Hah, this and two other game title screens were included on the "B" side of the Melbourne Draw program tape... I wonder if that's the program they used to create them?
neildKoR 3 months ago
OMG! This really brings back the memories!!
TopTellyFan 2 years ago
@TopTellyFan I totally agree mate!! It took me many hours of frustration to complete this complex adventure.When I got back to the Hobbit's house with the treasure I could only get a score of 78% if I remember correctly.
I still got this game in my collection,and watching this certainly brought back fond memories!! :D
theseus27 1 year ago
What a sweet sound, still love Amstrad load sound better though. And speedlock was amstrad on speed.
8824snipe 2 years ago
Its now 22 years since I got hypnotised by that border light show. I swear, I'm low on brain memory. The zapping must have stored up those games into my head . when science is ready, maybe I can start playing those games in my sleep. I seem to remember being able to speed up the picture load. Experimentation with audio speed allowed a few specific octave levels resulting in higher pitch / faster load.
The errors were greater because of the limitations of tape drives.
grandmothersapplepie 2 years ago
@grandmothersapplepie lol, I remember playing the tapes through a stereo at as high a volume as possible because that would often guarantee it would load. Nothing worse than ten minutes of loading and then the game crashing
AlexRawlings 8 months ago
the old LP-ROM drives were much better than casettes
walter0bz 2 years ago
wow to much 80s king of pcs
ollybgm 2 years ago
just beautiful!
madderscientist23 2 years ago
i`m still traumatised by that sound to this day,i once spent over 3 hrs trying to load a game great days
mikkifly 3 years ago 4
sigh! how to forget those days. I also finished that game. it was a conversational rpg. I remember i made myself a map.
zerokury 3 years ago