Bruce Lee for Amstrad CPC (Speedrun)

this isn't a speedrun
nonetheless interesting

Indeed not a "speedrun". This is one of the first video i uploaded and i was a bit confused back then on what a "speedrun" was. Still, probably the fastest ive ever completed the game tho (usually used all my lives on the pesky laser jumping lvl.

On second thoughts having now just played the Amstrad and Atari versions again via emulation, i was clearly wrong with what i said regarding the Atari version - it's practically identical to the C64 in that they appear to use the same code i guess - stuff like the stutter is there so i guess they do

Amstrad version is pretty good though it shares more of it's fighting movement from the spectrum version

That said though, it doesn't feature the C64 stutter quirk when running

Different colour scheme of course but a really good this

The Atari version looks very similar to the C64 version and plays a little less well than the Amstrad one in my opinion - going by memory at least

Very good at the time this game and athough it's obviously simple stuff these days, it's still quite charming

I must admit to prefering the C64 version for it's slightly more solid feel when hitting foe, but other than that this is a great conversion

Well, donno much about the other versions, s i havnt gotten around to play them yet. Does the other versions also do a 2 player game? Its quite a fun part of the game, as it can really turn into mayhem when the sumo-green-thingy gets under human control.

Yes the C64 version does feature the 2 player and you're right, it makes the game a lot fun

I would guess that you can play 2player on the other versions but i'm not certain

thank you
I love that game, it has a strong identity

Does anyone think that (compared to the C64 version) the sound effects just feel...wrong?

Well even the Amstrad audio here is a it "computerized" because its just a emulator. Sound is best on the real thing of cause. Never played the c64 version but as the 2 machines has 2 different sound chips its no wonder they sound differently.