Uploaded March 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 minutes ago
See video description for info and time shortcuts.
Savestates were used.
Here are some cool and friendly channels you must see:
youtube.com/user/VincentGreece
youtube.com/user/ZEUSDAZ
This is "Mission Genocide" for the Amstrad CPC.
It was released back in 1987 by Firebird and developed by Paul Shirley.
It's a simple shoot 'em up game but it has a hidden ace in its sleeve.
It has super fast and smooth vertical scrolling that meets the standards of the coin-op games!
In your face C64! :)
The 30fps of the youtube video doesn't give justice of how fast and smooth the scrolling is.
You can get an idea of it by playing the game on an emulator but if you see it on a real CPC you will understand what i mean.
The gameplay is very simple. Just shoot the aliens with your lasers and destroy their ground installations with your rockets.
It has 12 levels in total and after those it loops back to level 9 until level 12 and so on.
As you will see on the video after i passed level 12 for first time i continued playing just to make sure the game has no ending. See time shortcuts.
Thank you for watching and feel free to rate and comment.
00:15 Level 1
01:38 Level 2
03:01 Level 3
04:25 Level 4
05:48 Level 5
07:10 Level 6
08:34 Level 7
10:02 Level 8
11:25 Level 9
12:48 Level 10
14:27 Level 11
16:11 Level 12
17:39 Level 9 (second run)
19:02 Level 10 (second run)
20:45 Level 11 (second run)
22:13 Level 12 (second run)
23:52 Level 9 (third run)
25:24 Level 10 (third run)
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See video description for info and time shortcuts.
Savestates were used.
Here are some cool and friendly channels you must see:
youtube.com/user/VincentGreece
youtube.com/user/ZEUSDAZ
This is "Mission Genocide" for the Amstrad CPC.
It was released back in 1987 by Firebird and developed by Paul Shirley.
It's a simple shoot 'em up game but it has a hidden ace in its sleeve.
It has super fast and smooth vertical scrolling that meets the standards of the coin-op games!
In your face C64! :)
The 30fps of the youtube video doesn't give justice of how fast and smooth the scrolling is.
You can get an idea of it by playing the game on an emulator but if you see it on a real CPC you will understand what i mean.
The gameplay is very simple. Just shoot the aliens with your lasers and destroy their ground installations with your rockets.
It has 12 levels in total and after those it loops back to level 9 until level 12 and so on.
As you will see on the video after i passed level 12 for first time i continued playing just to make sure the game has no ending. See time shortcuts.
Thank you for watching and feel free to rate and comment.
00:15 Level 1
01:38 Level 2
03:01 Level 3
04:25 Level 4
05:48 Level 5
07:10 Level 6
08:34 Level 7
10:02 Level 8
11:25 Level 9
12:48 Level 10
14:27 Level 11
16:11 Level 12
17:39 Level 9 (second run)
19:02 Level 10 (second run)
20:45 Level 11 (second run)
22:13 Level 12 (second run)
23:52 Level 9 (third run)
25:24 Level 10 (third run)
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![Young Defender [Unregistered Version] - Commodore Amiga Longplay.
See video description for info and time shortcuts.
Savestates were used.
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http://www.youtube.com/user/VincentGreece
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This is Young Defender for the Commodore Amiga released back in 1997 by Eclipse Entertainment as shareware game and developed by Ken Richards(programming-sound editing-direction) and Sandy Earle(graphics-music-game design).
Although this is the unregistered version of the game, the ending sequence is the same with the one you would get if you had the registered version.
I used savestates to finish the game.
You can download the unregistered version from here:
http://aminet.net/package/game/shoot/YoungDefender
Thank you for watching and feel free to rate and comment.
02:44 Level 1
04:27 Level 2
06:45 Level 3
11:12 Level 4
15:34 Level 5
19:23 Credits
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![XP8 - Commodore Amiga Longplay [AGA]
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Savestates were used.
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http://www.youtube.com/user/VincentGreece
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This is XP8 AGA version for the Commodore Amiga released back in 1996 by Efigy and developed by WeatherMine(Matthew Waters{code}, Anthony Fenton-Jones{graphics}, Tero Lethonen{graphics} and Daniel Dean{music}).
Its the same game as the ECS version except this version has more colors on screen.
Although initially impresses with the graphics, the repetitive gameplay keeps its replaying value low.
Technically the game is exceptional.
The pre-rendered visuals are moving and scrolling fast and smoothly and the controls are responsive and accurate.
The sound effects are just doing their job and there is no music during the gameplay.
Thank you for watching and feel free to rate and comment.
03:45 Mission 1
05:23 Mid-level Boss
08:09 Level Boss
10:41 Mission 2
16:43 Mid-level Boss
20:36 Level Boss
21:30 Mission 3
25:41 Level Boss
26:17 Mission 4
34:13 Mid-level Boss
41:32 Mission 5
48:14 Mid-level Boss
54:12 Level Boss
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![Time Soldier - Commodore Amiga Longplay
See video description for info and time shortcuts.
Savestates were used.
Here are some cool and friendly channels you must see:
http://www.youtube.com/user/VincentGreece
http://www.youtube.com/user/ZEUSDAZ
This is Time Soldier for the Commodore Amiga released back in 1989 by Electrocoin and developed by Smart Egg(Simon Williams[code], Rico Holmes[graphics], Allister Brimble[music] and Said Hassan[misc]).
I dont know but this game feels like an unfinished one.
It received a commercial release but overall the game looks like was put on the shelves before the developers finish their job.
The music by Allister Brimble is very good.
I have included it at the the end of the video.
Have fun!
Thank you for watching and feel free to rate and comment.
00:36 Gameplay Starts
05:10 Boss Fight - Rescue of warrior Sirius
10:12 Boss Fight - Rescue of warrior Laplace
16:42 Boss Fight - Rescue of warrior Dymos
20:05 Boss Fight - Rescue of warrior Alpha
21:47 Boss Fight - Rescue of warrior Altair
23:22 Final Boss Fight Gylend
24:08 Music - Age of Rome
26:56 Music - Age of Wars
29:23 Music - Future World
31:57 Music - Primitive Age
34:08 Music - World Wars
36:49 Music - High Score Music
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