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I'd make a list but it's quite hard to narrow fave games down to your top 20, also sadly my memory is somewhat faded and i can't remember some of the games i used to play on some of the older systems..

Find yourself copies of the Sewer Docs Disks, available from all good ST FTP's lots of instructions for lots of ST games on there

Yeh but Antiriad is very set on getting cpc emulation for the gp32, he's contacted or attempted to contact all the cpc emu authors and he's asked questions on here and i don't recall seeing any replies, so even if cpc emulation is being worked on, he and his efforts certaintly seem to be ignored

The Amiga was/is huge in the UK and most of europe as well, it may not have been quite as popular in the states but it certaintly still had a loyal fanbase there. and personally i think the nes sucked compared to the master system why the nes was so popular in the US I don't know, I'm not saying...

The title screen music and the bit of music at the beginning of the levels would be nice to have as well

the amstrad gx 4000 was just a very unsucessful console version of their cpc computers, and there's already been requests for amstrad cpc emulation which so far have sadly seemed to be ignored :(

Just wondering if anyone is going to correct the news on the main page? Because it still says it has no sound.

Cheers Avigrace, managed to get past the 3rd level at last, couldn't hook the R-ball in but the full power shot did the trick! :) unfortunately I couldn't last more than about 20 seconds on level 4...

hehe yeh press the a button to shoot it off, press a again to recall it, you can also attach it to the back of your ship as well. I hope everyone knows that if you hold down the b button you can charge your beam laser

theres an open source spc for dos/linux here, perhaps someone could port it? http://web.umr.edu/~bmartin/snes.htm

I could always get to the 4th level with 1 life as well but at the moment i'm having trouble remembering how to do the 3rd level towards the end :(

Addams Family (platform) Amberstar (rpg) Another World (arcade adventure) Awesome (shoot em up) Blood Money (shoot em up) Bubble Bobble (platform) Buggy Boy (racing) Cadaver (rpg) Cannon Fodder (arcade strategy) Captive (rpg) Chip's Challenge (puzzle) Civilization (strategy) Dungeon Master (rpg)...

you need a very fast thumb, you need to keep pumping out bullets at a very fast rate, the first level is pretty easy, make sure you don't hang to far to the back as enemies can come from behind, make good use of your R-ball, keep it on your front for the first 2 levels, dont fire it off it's...

I can't believe no one has said as a portable pr0n device yet..not that I use it for such things of course... :unsure:

This has been talked about many times, it's simply a problem to do with cookies, either lower your security settings or there is another simple way around it, go to the korean website http://www.gamepark.co.kr (cancel any prompts to install korean language support) then click on the english link...

you can visit any planet you want but most are empty with nothing to do, look carefully for the planet with the flashing dot, fly the ship there, zoom in and you should see the flashing dot more clearly, land exactly on the dot. you will then exit the ship and the door to the first level won't...

as far as i know there is no st or amiga version of sopwith, unless it was known by another name?

it's definitly a cookie problem, another way round it without having to change your security settings is go to http://www.gamepark.co.kr/ (you can cancel any prompts to install korean language support) then click the english link in the top right corner and sign on normally. works everytime

hmm that's probably a good idea, as sites get bigger and attract more attention they unfortunately become greater targets for abuse, and it would be a shame to see the db messed up with a lot of bogus results :( oh and i've posted a few compatability notes on there and came across a problem...

@DWN i've contributed to several online game databases before, the best thing to do is set up some sort of user registration with different levels of access, people you trust would be able to add and edit games themselves, others could submit new entries online but have to wait for you to...