Atari ST / TT / Falcon

Can someone please add "massively supported by AI" in the info fields?

Wasn't expecting a lot of this going in but ended up enjoying it a lot. Cribbage is the highlight by a significant margin, particularly with how quickly it takes care of all the annoying bits like scoring. Klondike could do with some more options (and actually being included in the manual) such as the option to go through the deck multiple times and/or play draw 3 games. The other variants of solitaire are good fun. Blackjack is probably the weak link as it's just not a very interesting game, particularly solo, but may be more fun with multiple players. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TjaNMSIuJI

A solid, pretty accurate conversion of the Atari Games coin-op -- unfortunately, that does also mean it authentically recreates some of the more annoying design elements of Atari Games titles from the era, too, such as perpetually declining energy levels to throttle playtime. Still, this is a decent game with good presentation, and a lot of fun with two players in particular. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jir4eUPbu4c

Never played this back in the day but was always intrigued by it. Now I've played it, I absolutely love it. A simple idea, executed well and with a wonderful atmosphere thanks to David Whittaker's excellent soundtrack. Pera Putnik's hard drive version (at least, the version I have, not sure if it's been updated) does seem to omit the "hand-drawn" levels every fifth archipelago, unfortunately, but these can be skipped -- or you can just play the floppy version. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfHRwxF3_jA

I had this back in the day on the ST. Instead of putting in the effort to actually complete it I spent many days, erm, "painting with Rolf".

Tjlazer seems to be hyperactive but tends to "forget" mentioning that all "his" work is heavily "assisted" by AI. I don't mind using AI. I mind claiming to have "remastered" something that, in fact, was "generated" by AI.

Decent games, at least the Arkanoid clone and the Xenon close are pretty good. I especially the Xenon clone.

Tried again - and same 1KB ZIP file. As wrote it is empty. Plus, search for this title online resulted with nothing. I guess only chance to write to person who sent image file here . --- The dump has been now fixed, thanks for reporting (again). Marko

This is from Zero issue 17 that had the game on its cover disk: The game starts inside the helicopter so you don't need to worry about that tricky 'open the door and take a big step up' routine. Instead you must press F7 to start everything humming. Then type in POW. This doesn't mean you will be overwhelmed by a group of escaping prisoners of war. Instead, it switches on the power. Now you're ready to start motoring. With the exception of a few typed commands and the odd F key, Super Huey is mouse-controlled. To take off, press F8 to start the engine and then hold down the right mouse button and move the mouse to the right. This increases your rpm. When rpm reaches 1200 press F9 to engage rotor clutch. Now increase rpm to 3500. Pull back on the mouse to increase lift. Yahoo! You're airborne. Below is a list of controls necessary to keep you airborne. A handy tip. You can't stop a movement by simply releasing the button - you need to make a compensatory movement in the other direction. (Yer wot? Ed.) For example, if you bank left, you'll need to bank right a bit in order to return to forward flight. It's all in the wrist action. MOUSE CONTROLS Left Mouse Button depressed and... Forward: Decrease lift/thrust. Backward: Increase lift/thrust. Left: Increase throttle. Right: Decrease throttle

The title is 'Another IK Version, not .. 1K .. Please correct - and this may make some think that this is 1K game (only 1 KB long, as such ones exist) . Real length is over 100 KB (unpacked) . And as I see, it works well only with STE .