Amiga Longplay [165] Rise of the Dragon

http://www.recordedamigagames.org

Played By Ironclaw

Intro+game+outro...

Helloliloliloli!..... Yet another nice adventure game recorded. I never managed to finish this one as a kid, didn't have internet nor a walkthrough, but I did get very far, like 90%.

There are two arcade games in this game which I could avoid with ease, like just taking the train. Instead (this being a longplay and I want to show most of the good stuff) I took another way there, which lead to arcade action (using a gamepad to shoot and stuff). I never encounted these arcade parts as a kid... mainly because it's easy to do wrong in this game thus ruining the chance to play them.

This game has several death scenes, an alternate ending (if you don't rescue your girlfriend), it has a cool game over scene were you see the badguys pour some toxic stuff into the water supply.... then how people turn into monsters when drinking the water (which is what you are suppose to stop in the game of course).... and many many more cool scenes.... also, you can go on a date with the hooker in the bar....hehe, you flirt and take a stroll with her on your way home to her for a nice SHAG!.... then suddently your GF comes and beat the crap out of you! :). Another nice scene is when you fail to save you GF in the chair... she mutates and stuff and you hold her in your arms shouting revenge or something... etc etc etc... I didn't bother to record them all and edit them into the video.... you have to play the game if you want to see em all... the ones I mentioned above was just a few.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Amiga
• game
• video
• walkthrough
• speedrun
• Rise
• Dragon

[marcellus313]

Whasup with the bootleg sound and lack of voice acting? What version of the game is this? This can't be the same as the game on Sega CD...

[cubex55]

It says in the title: AMIGA ;)

[cubex55]

Also, it ran from floppy disks, so it didn't have the luxury of CD tracks and lots of space for voices.

[joecassara]

It's right in the title, bud: Amiga.

[dungchunker]

The voices enhance the experience so much, you won't mind that everything has a green tint (which didn't take anything away, either)

[truekiwijoker]

Can't help but feel that the more limited capabilities of computers in the late 80's and early 90's led to much more interesting and creative games than today. You could play these old games for hours but I've gotten so bored trying to play anything contemporary I've given up.

[Mau1wurf1977]

Nice video! I have a little suggestion though. The older monitors had non-square pixels, meaning on a modern LCD the image looks stretched (like widescreen). You can fix this if you resize the image to 640 x 480 before you upload it! 4:3 is the correct aspect ration.

[WalrusDoctor]

Sega CD version ftw.

[blade004]

@marcellus313 Yeah people shouldn't be giving you such a hard time over your initial comment, you had an honest question and it's an honest mistake ;) The Amiga was a technically advanced 16 bit computer that was released in 1985 which was comparable to the MegaDrive or SNES but with it's own little tricks for producing quality titles just as the Sega and Nintendo had with their machines ;)

[JackiePaquito]

Seems like a great game!

[DrumN00b]

This game should, no, *must* see a remake with current graphics and sound - it was awesome!!!

[marcellus313]

@betterbeavailable Everyone's so tough via youtube comments but wouoldn't dare say such a thing to my face...

[zinki120]

30:33 Wow, those two really have something going on. I bet they'll be doing that at the end of the game even though it is not even shown, but it is probably presumed.

[phoenixicarus]

I think I was in 5th grade when my Dad brought this home for our Mac. F*'in' blew my mind, never saw anything like it. Still one of the best RPG's I ever played.

[roleychiu]

wow this takes me back...