I AM IRONCLAW! | Amiga Longplay [337] Deep @iamironclaw | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
This game was on the "Wrong Way Back" CD32 CD, and was just an .exe file labeled "deep.exe" (with its "deep.abk", so yes, AMOS). I longplayed both exactly 1 year ago, but didn't upload them until now. Kinda didn't feel like longplaying this one as it's so small, no proper title, maybe not even finished, but thought 'fuck it', might as well. Couldn't find any info about it anywhere. Did think about sending a message to the dude who made the CD/main game, but never bothered.
When starting it I was met with a "boot screen" that required a password, so I read inside the executable and found some words and tried them out. Typing "sleepsickness" or even "sleep sickness" (as both are included and accepted) displays that the access code is "dallosreport", but typing "dallosreport" (nope, not "dallasreport") just throws "password error". Another couple of words I found in the executable was "the maze", and THAT seems to be the code to enter the game. So don't know why they accept other different things that are just nonsense stuff.
I've not heard "Dallos" before so googled it just out of interest, seems there's an anime TV series named that about space.
Maybe the intended title for the game might be "Dallos Report", dunno.
The text is parsed slowly on the "boot screen", as it's the speed it shows the letters after typing them, no matter how fast I typed.
This game was on the "Wrong Way Back" CD32 CD, and was just an .exe file labeled "deep.exe" (with its "deep.abk", so yes, AMOS). I longplayed both exactly 1 year ago, but didn't upload them until now. Kinda didn't feel like longplaying this one as it's so small, no proper title, maybe not even finished, but thought 'fuck it', might as well. Couldn't find any info about it anywhere. Did think about sending a message to the dude who made the CD/main game, but never bothered.
When starting it I was met with a "boot screen" that required a password, so I read inside the executable and found some words and tried them out. Typing "sleepsickness" or even "sleep sickness" (as both are included and accepted) displays that the access code is "dallosreport", but typing "dallosreport" (nope, not "dallasreport") just throws "password error". Another couple of words I found in the executable was "the maze", and THAT seems to be the code to enter the game. So don't know why they accept other different things that are just nonsense stuff.
I've not heard "Dallos" before so googled it just out of interest, seems there's an anime TV series named that about space.
Maybe the intended title for the game might be "Dallos Report", dunno.
The text is parsed slowly on the "boot screen", as it's the speed it shows the letters after typing them, no matter how fast I typed.
![Amiga Longplay [337] Deep](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IPSzXvussvQ/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [337] Deep
This game was on the Wrong Way Back CD32 CD, and was just an .exe file labeled deep.exe (with its deep.abk, so yes, AMOS). I longplayed both exactly 1 year ago, but didnt upload them until now. Kinda didnt feel like longplaying this one as its so small, no proper title, maybe not even finished, but thought fuck it, might as well. Couldnt find any info about it anywhere. Did think about sending a message to the dude who made the CD/main game, but never bothered.
When starting it I was met with a boot screen that required a password, so I read inside the executable and found some words and tried them out. Typing sleepsickness or even sleep sickness (as both are included and accepted) displays that the access code is dallosreport, but typing dallosreport (nope, not dallasreport) just throws password error. Another couple of words I found in the executable was the maze, and THAT seems to be the code to enter the game. So dont know why they accept other different things that are just nonsense stuff.
Ive not heard Dallos before so googled it just out of interest, seems theres an anime TV series named that about space.
Maybe the intended title for the game might be Dallos Report, dunno.
The text is parsed slowly on the boot screen, as its the speed it shows the letters after typing them, no matter how fast I typed.")
![Amiga Longplay [274] Space Ace](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/L0_qMtEpDPo/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [274] Space Ace
Great use of Amiga 500s 32 colors (can have more, but 32 is standard) and a few 880K floppy disks. Just like the Dragons Lair ones. Sure, nothing like the arcade of course LOL, but still good for what it is.
I didnt read the whole manual, so dunno if its mentioned there, but probably. The computer during the auto-play mode got higher score than me, so I assume the closer to the last moment you press, the more score you get. I just pressed whenever I could sometimes super early.
04:23 - Deaths (hopefully I didnt miss any)
05:37 - Some type of trailer, not part of the game. Was on its own floppy disk called Space Ace (demo-rolling), so thought I would include it as well.
06:09 - Heres another thing I decided to include as it doesnt contain all the beeps. The game can auto-play by itself if you press P to pause gameplay as Borf is attacking Dexter, then ype dodemodexter, then press Fire + [Enter]. Press P to resume game play. Note: This code may need to be enabled with only one life remaining. Some versions do not require Fire or [Enter] to be pressed. For me it was enough to type dodemodexter on the menu and start the game. Might need an enter press after typing it, forgot.")
![Amiga Longplay [280] Santa Run](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LZ2Q8_lGYcc/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [280] Santa Run
Santa Run is a free Christmas game that was created in 2020 in seven days for all Commodore Amiga fans. Its also a score-based game, and thus each run will be short. All you have to do is to reach the end of the street and you will have completed the game.
I wasnt gonna record this one as its pretty short, but after checking some of the recordings of this game on YouTube, I decided to do it anyway, as most of those videos are streeeetched so wide, like forced 16:9 on a closer to 4:3 game so nothing kept aspect ratio. Some also had sound delay, bad sound settings in the emulator (WinUAE, I guess), wrong frame rate, glitchy outro text and bad picture quality.
I did many runs and eventually got a decent score of 75k, until I tried it with autofire, which helped a lot to get a higher score :). Precision/accuracy + autofire = ftw.
I found some bugs tho. Like, the title screen says pressing right is hard difficulty, which (as mentioned on the download page: https://mcgeezer.itch.io/santa-run-2020) gives only 100 gifts and 5 special Elf Jumps, and you get more points for reaching further into the game. Well, just like easy mode, you still get 150 gifts and I didnt notice a difference in points when getting further into the game. Only difference I noticed was the fewer Elf Jumps.
Another bug is some chimneys wont accept gifts, so you waste them if you try. No, it wasnt an alignment problem.
Yet another bug is the multiplier from chaining gifts doesnt always break when you miss a gift.
One final bug is the final score in the end. Hiscore didnt match my final score, as it seems to update the hiscore about 1-2 frames after the main score (score to the left). So, as I got to the end of the level at the same frame when the main score just updated, it never updated the hiscore.
Not a bug, but something I dislike as I like smooth stuff. The scrolling text in the end is not scrolling smoothly. it moves upwards at like 1 pixel every 4 frames, and does this for about 6-7 pixels. The next pixel movement moves at 2 pixels, then back to the normal 1 pixel after 4 frames. So, if smooth looks like: - - - - - - - - - -, this occurring non-smoothness moves like - - - - - - - -.
Doesnt seem to be an emulation issue either, and every video on YouTube of this game had the same... hiccups.
Anyway, despite my nitpicks, its a fun little game and can be quite addicting :)
CREDITS:
Coding: mcgeezer
Pixels: Ten Shu
Audio/SFX: DJ Metune
More info + download here: https://mcgeezer.itch.io/santa-run-2020")
![Amiga Longplay [244] Three Little Pigs (Robot Reader)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LmPlgrJUyE4/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [244] Three Little Pigs (Robot Reader)
A third The Three Little Pigs game, but without the The.
The set speed apparently doesnt apply to clicked words.")
![Amiga Longplay [246] The Ugly Duckling (Robot Reader)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MDvHwQFCZzM/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [246] The Ugly Duckling (Robot Reader)
Bullies!")
![Amiga Longplay [239] Peter Pan (Coktel Vision)(French version)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MFEvpRgzCyc/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [239] Peter Pan (Coktel Vision)(French version)
Only German and French versions exist (AFAIK), no English one. Did the German version prior to this one (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgyrQ7BA4qI).
00:22 -
Who do you want to be?
- A turtle
- A rabbit
- A bird
I chose the turtle speed as its the more natural/realistic movement speed. In the German version I picked the bird, which was very fast. I didnt know at first these were the game speeds, or I would have picked turtle in that version as well
00:30 - Once upon a time in London...
00:37 - Weird he says one of the things twice. I dont know French, so maybe its supposed to be like that.
01:26 - Its always in the middle drawer, but clicked on all other things first that had a reaction.
03:23 - They can be clicked on in any order.
05:93 - This loops 6 times for some reason (wasnt loading). Was thinking of editing out 4 of them or something, but kept it as maybe it has some sort of significance to the movie. I know Hook is afraid of clocks, maybe 6 oclock is extra bad or something, dunno.
Losing all lives on any level just resets it so you get all lives back, but only once. Next time you lose all lives, its the same as if you completed them normally, except on the last one (the ship) where the girl is crying instead (same screen as 05:27), then the flying boat and Fin (The End, ofc... or more literally Finished) as normal.
Some screens with the green border/frame has an empty vertical line of pixels on the left side of the screen for some reason. Not a cropping error.
The differences between the German and French versions are the languages (ofc) and the title tunes. Also, the one and only French version I could find had a crack intro thingy and stuff. Couldnt find a clean version like the German one (.ipf, unmodified). The cursor in the French version was a weird looking red arrow, which looks the same in-game as in AmigaDOS, so I replaced it with the one from the German version.")
![Amiga Longplay [299] Crime Time](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MSGSBJmtyts/hqdefault.jpg "Amiga Longplay [299] Crime Time
Just to briefly sum up what the story is about, I found this somewhere, probably accurate and good enough:
The story is a classical mystery setting: two friends go hitchhiking, and since its raining so bad, they rest in a small hotel. One of the two starts to drink till hes totally out of control. He stumbles into the wrong room, gets knocked out and wakes up next to a corpse. Now, you have to prove you didnt do anything.")
