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Handheld: 57 16/32bit Computers: 589 8bit Computers: 382 8bit Consoles: 41 16bit Consoles: 76 32/64bit Consoles: 98 128bit Consoles: 24 |
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| Best on 8bit micro! |
Batman The Movie - Commodore64 Shadow of the Beast - Commodore64 International Karate + - Commodore64 Xyphoes Fantasy - AmstradCPC Robocop II - AmstradCPCPlus Arkanoid II - AmstradCPC Pang - AmstradCPCPlus Wrath of the Demon - Commodore64 Night Hunter - AmstradCPC Barbarian - AmstradCPC Prince of Persia - SamCoupe Lemmings - SamCoupe Draconus - AtariXE |
| Best on 16bit micro! |
Turrican 2 - Amiga Shadow of the Beast - Amiga Jim Power - Amiga Apidya - Amiga Leander - Amiga Turrican 2 - AtariST Project X - Amiga Super Frog - Amiga Another World - AtariST Flashback - Amiga Toyota Celica GT Rally - Amiga Toyota Celica GT Rally - AtariST Wrath Of The Demon - AtariST Wrath Of The Demon - Amiga Dark Seed - Amiga Stardust - AtariSTE Stardust - Amiga Banshee - AmigaAGA Flashback - Archimedes Star Fighter 3000 - Archimedes Warlocks - Archimedes Cannon Fodder - Amiga Another World - Appleiigs Turrican 2 - PC Universe - Amiga Turrican 3 - Amiga Hurrican - PC Tyrian - PC Super Stardust - AmigaAGA Cannon Fodder - Archimedes Dark Seed - PC Pac-Mania - X68000 |
| Best on 8bit consoles! |
| Best on 16bit consoles! |
Jim Power - snes Donkey Kong Country - snes Aladdin - snes Alien Soldier - Megadrive Street Fighter 2 - pcengine Blazing Lazers - pcengine Raiden - pcengine Super Star Soldier - pcengine |
| Best on 32bit consoles! |
G-Darius - psone Super Mario 64 - n64 ISS - psone Raiden - Jaguar Perfect Dark - n64 Sensible Soccer - Jaguar Batman Beyond - n64 Dino Crisis 2 - psone Resident Evil 2 - psone Metal Gear Solid - psone Driver - psone Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee - psone Klonoa: Door To Phantomile - psone Nights Into Dreams - Saturn Cotton 2: Magical Night Dreams - Saturn Flashback - CDi |
| Best on 128bit consoles! |
God Of War - PS2 Resident Evil Zero - GameCube Gran Turismo 4 - PS2 Black - xbox Halo Combat Evolved - xbox Star Fox Adventures - GameCube SoulCalibur - Dreamcast Under Defeat - Dreamcast Soul Calibur 2 - GameCube Metroid Prime 2 - GameCube |
| Best on handhelds! |
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 Early in 90s' the quality of 8bit Commodore games had increased dramatically. A lot of talented programmers constantly found new ways to push the good old C64 further to its limits. This resulted in better graphics and music in the games, but not necessarily better gameplay. The most important factor in the gameplay quality is the design and innovation, not the technical abilities. Wrath of the Demon is one of these attempts, initially written for the Amiga and Atari ST, and then on the Commodore 64/128 (and MS-DOS). The Demon calls all his evil powers and hordes of strong creatures. Kingdom's Princess is lost and the King fears that the Demon took her away. You are the only one who can help find the Demon, destroy him, bring the Princess back and put an end to Anthrax's plans. Your quest it to get rid of a demon and save the world! The Demon calls all his evil powers and hordes of strong creatures. Kingdom's Princess is lost and the King fears that the Demon took her away. You are the only one who can help find the Demon, destroy him, bring the Princess back and put an end to Anthrax's plans. The way is extremely difficult though. You face traps, flying creatures, giants and finally the Demon himself. This game is one of the hardest ever made and one of the graphically advanced for the Amiga, ST and C64!The background graphics are spectacular, very colorful and beautifully designed. I was astonished by the smoothness in screen scrolling for a C64 game indeed! Parallax scrolling in level 1 is spectacular and worth mentioning. The sprites look good on the little Commodore and the movement is quite smooth, whilst sometimes the monsters' offensive moves look funny. Most of the original (Amiga) graphics details are here which looks rather impressive too! Soundwise, the C64 version is great too. All original tunes are found here, including the great introductory theme. The (original) music is what you expect from David Whittaker, is just amazing! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Commodore 64/128/Plus4
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| The Commodore 64/128/Plus4 (default) color palette | ||
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| C64/128: 16-colors YPbPr palette (16 on screen) | ||
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| C-16,Plus/4: 121-colors YPbPr palette (16 on screen) | ||
CPU: C64 MOS Technology 6510 1.02MHz (NTSC version), 0.985MHz (PAL version) / C128-D MOS 8502 2MHz, Zilog Z80A 4MHz
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