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I was nearly going to get this as one of my first games, not sure what to get software-wise. I'd known about it as the full version of "Lander" on the RISCOS 2 Apps discs my aunt (a teacher) brought home from school. Sadly I went for some pointless collection of educational games called "Junior Essentials". Wish I'd gone for Zarch (or not, since it includes shooting stuff and aliens and I'm not big on that sort of thing these days with my beliefs being what they are).
The ARM2 in the Archimedes is 5 times faster than the 68000 (both at 8 Mhz : 4 MIPS against 0.8) but well raw power is not the only thing to consider. The video chip, its bus, the graphic mode (chunky for the Arc, bitplane for the Amiga), the 'colour line drawing' the Amiga could use with its copper, something which doesn't exist on the Archimedes, all this must be considered.
Let alone the %age of CPU power needed to deal with the sound. On an ARM2 machine a 4 channel MOD player uses from 12 to 15% of the available cycles per VBL in a 320*256, 256 colour screen mode. (BTW the Archimedes had 8 channels). I think it's less on the Amiga.
From the game manual: "You are the pilot of the Zarch hoverplane; your orders are to defend the country against the waves of attacking alien spaceships. The alient race are intent on polluting the landscape by spraying it with a debilitating red virus."
(The typo 'alient' is in the manual. Maybe the writers got infected, too. Or is there such a word, alient?)
I'd put it this way: "In each attack wave, save as much of the area still uninfected as you can."
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The video chip, its bus, the graphic mode (chunky for the Arc, bitplane for the Amiga), the 'colour line drawing' the Amiga could use with its copper, something which doesn't exist on the Archimedes, all this must be considered.
On an ARM2 machine a 4 channel MOD player uses from 12 to 15% of the available cycles per VBL in a 320*256, 256 colour screen mode. (BTW the Archimedes had 8 channels).
I think it's less on the Amiga.
"You are the pilot of the Zarch hoverplane; your orders are to defend the country against the waves of attacking alien spaceships. The alient race are intent on polluting the landscape by spraying it with a debilitating red virus."
(The typo 'alient' is in the manual. Maybe the writers got infected, too. Or is there such a word, alient?)
I'd put it this way: "In each attack wave, save as much of the area still uninfected as you can."