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3D Starstrike on rare Enterprise 64 vintage 8 bit home computer

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Uploaded by on Jan 14, 2009

3D Starstrike playing on the rare Enterprise 64 vintage 8 bit home computer. Retro Gaming

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  • It's not a ripoff of Starwars. Just because Dearth Vidor's Tempest Warriors attack in their TIM Fighters (Two Ion Motors) doesn't mean it's a ripoff.

  • @fjccommish LOL! Yes, of course :D

  • looks like starwars arcade for the 32x

  • It's actually a rip off of the Atari Star Wars arcade game from the early/mid 80s.

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  • I wants it..me needs it I must have it!

    though I will not hold my breath waiting to find one...

  • @SteveBenway The Ocean stuff was real "hit and run" work. They paid us £2000 per title, and everything other than the audio took 1-2 days. I had to get in deep to do the audio because I needed to find where it kicked off all the effects. The Enterprise guys paid us more for Starstrike, or at least they would if David Levy (chess player) and chums hadn' t gone out of business and never paid us a penny. Oh well, I'm not bitter. Much. :-)

    Shame the "flan" didn't take off.

  • @gadgetmind Wow, well... I'm extremely glad you did what you did, coz I've had a great time playing those games on my Enterprise.

    So, thanks for doing an excellent job :D

    It's always a pleasure to hear from the programmers/coders/artists and others who've worked on the games that I feature here :)

  • @SteveBenway We cheated. We set the Enterprise screen to a mode that was *very* close to that of the Spectrum. So, lines all interleaved, and one attribute byte per 64 pixels, but the attribute bit layout was slightly different. We then just bodged to input and audio the job was done. We ported Starstrike (our own game) and then used the same approach to port Bruce Lea, Raid over Moscow, and Beachhead. The latter three were done with no source access - I just hacked the binary.

  • Looks like Star Wars The Arcade Game

  • Yeah, it does look like a direct port, though I suspect the sound on the Enterprise version is superior. I could be wrong though.

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