Riddle me this....

[chris51179]

..can i play sensible world of soccer on this thing? if so lik-sang here i come! B)

 

[thebluenewt]

You can play the Master System version, which is ok, and the Gameboy version which is very bad. The SNES version may work too.

Hopefully someone is going to make an Atari ST emulator then there will be a decent version for that. I still really want an Amiga emulator though!

 

[chris51179]

how about the PC version, ive heard you can play PC games, SWOS is about 7 years old now and not 3D .

 

[nufu]

the only pc games you can play are the ones especially ported, or the lucasarts series

the pc engine is not a pc

 

[chris51179]

Thats a damn shame, looks like im waiting till the GBA/Amiga emus are out. Unless someone wants to "specially port" it - if only i knew how.

 

[Shrike]

i think if you could find the source code you might be able to beg someone to port it for you

 

[Tidus]

oh yeah SWOS would really rules to be ported on GP32 ;p
honnestly the Amiga version is surely the best one in my mind (I still got it on my A600)
If someone would success to port an Amiga emu (but it seems really hard ) or at less an Atari ST emu fully working then I buy GP32 at once ;p

 

[chris51179]

did the old amiga ever get SWOS 96/97? ive got it for my PC and go back to it often, there is nothing quite like signing ronaldo for plymouth argyle. If someone got the rights to this game (after playing sensibles last effort they are planly not interested in it anymore) and converted it for a release man would they make some money. I think people who genuinely love games would be willing to pay to play this masterpeice in bed.

 

[thebluenewt]

They released a 96/97 add-on disk for the Amiga as a last thankyou. Sensi was the best selling Amiga game ever, by a mile i would think!

 

[thebluenewt]

Oh, and Codemasters now own the rights as they bought out Sensible Software so I don't think it'll be open source any time soon.