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I like KTTV.

I was surprised by the answer by the parser. It wrote "I dont know where it is". Ill probably do a longplay with an online solution.

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories Exactly! It didn't give a weird error! That is so funny!

I see your point. Though i would prefer 'just a sport game' as option in the main menu. Sometimes playing against 'cheeky' cpu opponents can be fun too, via a background story.

Not sure what you mean here, you being sarcastic?

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories Very! 😉

@@chameleon1061 Yes, though i can appreciate that they managed to fit a game of this complexity on the C64. The Amiga version required 1mb ram and this .CRT version runs quicker loading wise. The C64 was the only 8bit that saw this release. :D

I think there something wrong with the recording... Weird, no game loads that fast when accessing the drive....

Yes, its great :D. Also it sounds like a built in 6 x speed loader. I remember my AR5 had the that as an option and it did work on some games without inbuilt fast loaders.

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories We are old, very old 🙂

Agreed. Ubisoft were also big on copy protection in their infancy also. Many Ubisoft games were difficult to crack.

Nice to hear. I enjoyed the the brand and i had made longplays of a few of them. Only drawback is the excessive loading. I think if a group like "Nostalgia" can make .crt releases to run on real hardware, it would allow others to play them with hesitation.

Yes, it seems to be a sentiment of many. Someone had done a longplay of this but only seemed to have uploaded the ending. It would have been good to see what your were supposed to do exactly.

Certainly good music and fitting for the genre also!

Agreed. Shame they didnt make the others in the series for the C64.

Yes, completely agree. The disk loading was reasonable also, all things considering.

Agree. I enjoyed this game quite a lot when making the longplay. The premise is very good. The game is based on a rather extensive novel series made by the same author. Shame the developer only made one game with the game engine.

I dont think ive ever come across an original last ninja disk or tape. Ive only ever seen it the pack, Six Sizzlers, which was a very prolific pack in Australia at the time.

I played all the HOMM up to about 6. For sure HOMM3 was the best, though i thought that HOMM2 was a relatively close second. I bought all these original for the PC, which i no longer have in physical.

Thanks. I made one for the C64 also.

It still a small channel and the RUclips algorithm hasnt quite come around yet.

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories Well please keep up the great videos of these classic video games. Been nice seeing a bunch I have not seen before. As... I have seen quite a many long plays. Easily 1000's of them, so always nice to find a fresh new collection to go through. Thanks again! The Loaders are an interesting collection as well. Amazing if you own all of them. I might go through those as well we shall see. Anything I do get to seeing though I will always give a "thumbs up" hope that helps at least.

Glad you enjoyed it. Just a shame about the disk loading.

Im not sure if there is a way to not record the loading, unless it is edited out. At least with the drive emulation, it is exactly like the way you would have played it. The only way it could be done, without editing, is if there was a .CRT release, like my recent Buck Rogers longplay. Basically a cracking group needs to release it as such.

Indeed they were. They also made a sequel, Matrix Cubed that only made it on the PC.

I dont own the original myself but i recently came across this site www.commodoregames.net/fs/index.htm# and it has the original for use in an emulator. I used a cracked version for the longplay, and yes, i did notice the glitch, though it was not a game breaking bug. I dont have the snapshots anymore to potentially see a non glitched version. The site i gave has the largest archive ive seen of original images. If the site is down. just try again a little later. It often goes offline for a few hours.

Nice to see you liked it. Would you know of where i can find a copy of part II for the Amiga? I can only find the French version. The C64 i found no problem.

Nice to have another original developer dropping in to see their work. It was certainly an original loader, the book, and the 'fake' Atari ST operating system boot. Shame only one 'book' type intro was made and rest were the standard type menu's? Why didnt Amiga Power continue similar iterations Disk 15?

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories It would've been upto the developers of the game. We created the presentation as it looked so cool, other developers simply didn't follow suit.

oh and if you look at the mental image game disk one, there's a spinning disk variant.

I actually saw this game quite extensively advertised in the magazines of the time. I think all Thalamus games had the same full page adverts for their entire catalogue.

@C64_and_Amiga_Memories Here in Brazil, the Amiga was manufactured but we could only get pirated games. That's why I didn't know many of them, others I only saw in magazines, and some I don't even remember.

@@jhsjr1955 Yes, makes sense. Was the Amiga actually manufactured in Brazil or just officially imported? In Australia they had quite a lot of authorized selllers and repairers but i dont recall any actual manufacturers.

@C64_and_Amiga_Memories Years before, a company called Sharp (not related international company) and Gradiente manufactured the MSX in Brazil. So, I was sure that the Amiga had been manufactured here too, but now I'm thinking it was just imported.

If your into these types of adventures, it probably the pinnacle of the era, and only let down by the disc access. It would really help if a scener would make a .crt of it so it can be used on a real C64

seeing the ending or when i got stuck in a game as a kid is a main reason i love making longplays. Glad you enjoyed it

Glad you like them!

Yes, via VICE. Though the images i use on all the loaders are 100% original, being in G64 format. No cracks and they will run just like a store bought original. Back in the day i virtually never had original software on disk and there seems to be a lot of stuff the crackers took out.

You can use ALT F8 and that would bring up the file menu where you input the disk or side of the disk you want. Alternatively you can use the file menu in the drop down menu of the emulator to do the same thing. Please only post a question once and not multiple times as i had to delete the other same posts.

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories OK

@@C64_and_Amiga_Memories OK