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Micro machines is back! - Hooray!
But In the form of a mobile game - Awww
https://appsto.re/ie/ZWOp-.i
It has weapons like the playstation games. - Hooray!
But its just some ****ty clone of table top racing with a battle mode - Awww
Would love to have done this with captioned pics from the scene where homer buys the Krusty Doll off the asian dude, but THE EFFORT!0 -
Micro machines is back! - Hooray!
But In the form of a mobile game - Awww
https://appsto.re/ie/ZWOp-.i
It has weapons like the playstation games. - Hooray!
But its just some ****ty clone of table top racing with a battle mode - Awww
Would love to have done this with captioned pics from the scene where homer buys the Krusty Doll off the asian dude, but THE EFFORT!
Yeah, I've been giving it a go for a few days. It's not the worst game in the world. A lot of focus on buying packs/collecting car parts. Auto accelerate too, you just steer and use weapons. You never have to spend a penny, but every small featute has a micro-transaction.0 -
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More nice pictures:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/28188949/Controller-Poster-Series
More in the link above.0 -
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Retr0gamer wrote: »
30th anniversary
its 32 years old ffs
Looks interesting though and for it to get a bit of interest from the community is good to see.And somewhere Sparks cries tears of sadness.... And a secret love of Repton... All while his copy of Boulder Dash sits, face down on the desk.....
Repton is a computer game originally developed by 15-year-old Briton Tim Tyler for the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron and released by Superior Software in 1985.
Boulder Dash (バルダーダッシュ Barudā Dasshu?), is a video game released in 1984 by First Star Software
So which really is the clone
Just thought id clear that up once and for all :cool:0 -
30th anniversaryits 32 years old ffs
Looks interesting though and for it to get a bit of interest from the community is good to see.
Repton is a computer game originally developed by 15-year-old Briton Tim Tyler for the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron and released by Superior Software in 1985.
Boulder Dash (バルダーダッシュ Barudā Dasshu?), is a video game released in 1984 by First Star Software
So which really is the clone
Just thought id clear that up once and for all :cool:
Thats not what it says on wikipedia
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I think you may be confusing the 1983 Repton which is not really repton as it is a shoot em up style game
http://www.jeffbots.com/c64/repton.html
1985 game is a rip (ish) off of Boulder Dash
( just noticed someone edited the wiki pages today) :eek:
Thats shocking, who would do such a thing?
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I've decided against buying a PS4K & PSVR...and am going to build an ITX gaming pc instead. Feck sake, what was I thinking!
I think for VR, PC is the only way to go really. I'm incredibly interested in seeing what Sony add to the market, but the scope of VR is so huge that being able to mod things/try out interesting bits people put up online has so much more potential than console VR.
Saying that, I still don't have a ps4 and am waiting for the new version to come out before I get one - although that's mainly for The Last Guardian tbh! 0 -
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Circa €450, plus circa €400 for PSVR. So the guts of 1k on a console. Madness really. I'll build a very capable gaming pc for a few quid more, & throw an oculus at it next year maybe
Yeah, especially with all the new decent graphics cards popping up lately at close to budget prices from AMD and Nvidia that will run the Oculus pretty well.I think for VR, PC is the only way to go really. I'm incredibly interested in seeing what Sony add to the market, but the scope of VR is so huge that being able to mod things/try out interesting bits people put up online has so much more potential than console VR.
Saying that, I still don't have a ps4 and am waiting for the new version to come out before I get one - although that's mainly for The Last Guardian tbh!
This man, he speaks the truth.
It's all the little demos and VR experiences you can download that make VR good on the PC. Although I've lost interest in it recently and am more looking forward to AR the VR.0
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