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David Gilmour
Добавлен 27 янв 2009
Sabre Wulf ZX Spectrum Walkthrough 100% Complete!
Sabre Wulf is a highly addictive ZX Spectrum game, written by Ultimate and released in 1984, which I've played off and on (more off than on!) for about 29 years. I have a soft spot for this 48K tour de force, as I remember my late mother being driven to distraction trying to complete it! For a long time, I didn't think that it was possible to score 100% at the end screen of the game, but, as you can see from the game I uploaded, it is possible if you visit every one of the 256 rooms on the map and collect all of the items. Sound easy? Why not give it a go!
This one's for you mum.
DJG, March 2013.
This one's for you mum.
DJG, March 2013.
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Man, you must have felt Comfortably Numb once you completed this!
Woah! Nice!
awesome!
jesus that annoying sound!!! wtf
Wonderful times 👍👍 when us 80s kids new how to have fun & enjoyment
REAL purest gaming. Not the modern monkey business crap 3D for sissy dolls.
This game looks beautiful. It's like Matisse Cutouts come to life
'Mister' Gilmour...? [ such a pity it's not the BBC version ]
Must have played this a fair bit but don't remember getting very far. I remember thinking it looked great but didn't have the same magic as Atic Atac
Eli J Martinez: I remember playing this rare Xbox 1
No Man's Sky on Spectrum
a true classic............
This is a game from Rare (on European computers - Ultimate Play The Game).
i never completed this game - but now i will! Probably will use a map to help, though...
One of my favourite games when I was young. But I only managed to complete it when I was 11 with some infinite lives poke.
Thank god for auto fire on those Kempston joysticks!!
thx
this video took me back 30+ years in late 80s when we used to beat this game. I got so frustrated once that i took a graph papre and drew a map of the whole damn thing. It took me and my siblings months to beat it. we never cared about collecting items. just completing it was the thing. this video brings back so many memories.
I always waited for my maps. Generally got them in crash magazine. Best magazine ever!
i managed to complete sabre wulf with 100 percent once or twice after years of practice.you have to collect every item n go every room including all the caves aswell and then pass keeper with all pieces of amulet.
Wow... I haven't seen this game in over 30 years! Completely forgot it even existed but I now remember loving playing this for hours on end and absolutely shiting it every time I encountered the wolf next to the southern mountain range. Lol. Thanks for the memories mate 😉
Very well played.
So this is what you do when you're not busy with pink floyd ;)
Probably the most smoothly animated ZX Spectrum game I've seen before
Must as I love Sabre Wulf I have to disagree. The main character sprites of a lot of early Ultimate games are very choppy looking, like they didn't get the sync right between the character redraw and the tv frame redraw. Hewson games like Firelord or Starquake were far ahead for sprite animation quality
completed in 30 minutes 100% lol, most i ever got was 3 wolf pieces after spending about an hour playing it.
I only completed this last year - am now 43 and have played it on and off for 30+ years!! I used the same strategy as in this vid (well done btw, I was nowhere near 100% despite completing it) i.e. wait for orchids to appear...
I never could reach the caves or northern mountains or all four pieces ... Good job ... Now I can sleep well :)
Is this the inspiration for sabre wulf in killer instinct?
Probably
Thanks a lot.
Also didn't know that you had 9 lives maximum.
Blue Orchid = amphetamine. Thanks for the upload - completed this in 1985
Well done.
I only completed this game a few times when I was a kid, the wonky hitboxes and rapid spawning enemies on you are the only real dangers, great game though. BTW because it's been so long since I played this so my mind is hazy, I'm sure the map gets rearranged when you playthrough again, would be great seeing someone complete that map.
+slightlytwistedagain The maze in the game is always the same but the position of the various items, including the 4 amulet pieces, are randomly set when the game begins.
***** What I'm on about is when you play the game again after you've completed it, as in NG+ the map as some alterations.
slightlytwistedagain The map itself never changes, it's always the same layout. The only thing that changes are the positions of the items. That is certainly true of the Spectrum original and all other versions that I know of. Hope that clarifies things.