Surement l'un des meilleurs jeux édité sur le st cette ambiance de fou les voix digit les graphismes etc j'y ai joué sans soluce et en général je me faisais tuer après le meurtre de just
Pareil je cherche désespérément à savoir comment on pouvait y arriver à l'époque sans toutes les facilités d'aujourd'hui! Pas d'internet et pour ma part personne dans mon entourage pour me guider!
And here we are again with some funny Amiga fanboyz. To feel the need to constantly repeat the same bullshit despite that the Atari ST was purposely made as a "budget" 16-bit computer is rather puzzling. It's as if they need to reassure themselves... Anyway and as I've just said: 1° the ST version of Maupiti Island sounds better on real hardware or using more accurate emulation than here 2° both Amiga and ST versions have the same graphics, ST version just has slightly worse sampled audio 3° the Atari ST was released before and for less than two thirds of the Amiga price and still has many multiplats about as good and sometimes better than the latter (Falcon, Captain Blood, Addams Family...). So if "Amiga rulez" (and it does), ST rulez too (and it does, too!) =)
@@Rimmer666 Love me some good ol' system wars but at the same time maybe that we could expect a bit more enlightenment by this point? ;3 As for colors, I've compared several screenshots and same graphics in both versions. And while the Amiga version runs in higher resolution (320x256 pixels), it actually has 2 wide black borders and thus shows the exact same screen estate (320x200 pixels). Both versions are good anyway but I think that the ST version is cooler because it makes better use of the hardware (very good graphics and sampled audio (with a sound chip that, initially, wasn't meant to be used as such)).
1° ST version sounds better on real hardware or more accurate emulation than here 2 ° both versions have same graphics, ST version just has slightly worse sampled audio 3° the ST was released a few months before and for less than two thirds of the Amiga price and still has many multiplats about as good and sometimes better (Falcon, Captain Blood, Addams Family...). So if Amiga rulez (and it does), ST rulez too ;) Funny how some Amiga fanboys are still agonizing over this debate while overlooking many facts.
![Weird Dreams - Atari ST [Longplay]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fjBZLLhEjKM/mqdefault.jpg)
Soukiya le jeu que j'ai le plus attendu Lankhor vous nous manquez ^^
clair, ce jeu!!! dans mon top 20 ST
The French made the best ST games
Surement l'un des meilleurs jeux édité sur le st cette ambiance de fou les voix digit les graphismes etc j'y ai joué sans soluce et en général je me faisais tuer après le meurtre de just
Pareil je cherche désespérément à savoir comment on pouvait y arriver à l'époque sans toutes les facilités d'aujourd'hui! Pas d'internet et pour ma part personne dans mon entourage pour me guider!
@@laelis on pouvait y arriver il fallait sans cesse recommencer et progresser centimètre par centimètre
c était la belle époque;)
C'est clair qu'elle belle époque ! Tranquille, pas de Covid, insouciant 😂
And here we are again with some funny Amiga fanboyz. To feel the need to constantly repeat the same bullshit despite that the Atari ST was purposely made as a "budget" 16-bit computer is rather puzzling. It's as if they need to reassure themselves...
Anyway and as I've just said:
1° the ST version of Maupiti Island sounds better on real hardware or using more accurate emulation than here
2° both Amiga and ST versions have the same graphics, ST version just has slightly worse sampled audio
3° the Atari ST was released before and for less than two thirds of the Amiga price and still has many multiplats about as good and sometimes better than the latter (Falcon, Captain Blood, Addams Family...).
So if "Amiga rulez" (and it does), ST rulez too (and it does, too!) =)
Amiga fanboyz will never die,, never! ;)
Also I think the Amiga version had more colors and higher resolution :)
@@Rimmer666 Love me some good ol' system wars but at the same time maybe that we could expect a bit more enlightenment by this point? ;3
As for colors, I've compared several screenshots and same graphics in both versions. And while the Amiga version runs in higher resolution (320x256 pixels), it actually has 2 wide black borders and thus shows the exact same screen estate (320x200 pixels).
Both versions are good anyway but I think that the ST version is cooler because it makes better use of the hardware (very good graphics and sampled audio (with a sound chip that, initially, wasn't meant to be used as such)).
Maupiti c comme mortevieille flood f29 retaliator inimitables on en fait plus des jeux prenants comme ça
Atari had sooo crappy sound compared the Amiga in this game, its not even stereo!! Amiga Rulez!!
1° ST version sounds better on real hardware or more accurate emulation than here
2 ° both versions have same graphics, ST version just has slightly worse sampled audio
3° the ST was released a few months before and for less than two thirds of the Amiga price and still has many multiplats about as good and sometimes better (Falcon, Captain Blood, Addams Family...).
So if Amiga rulez (and it does), ST rulez too ;)
Funny how some Amiga fanboys are still agonizing over this debate while overlooking many facts.