Hey! This is another video in my "20 of the best of..." series... This time however it's only 10 of but it's all explained in a video, so I'm not going to repeat myself here. ^__^ It's all about 3D FPS games for Amiga this time & even though there
This is Genetic Species for the Commodore Amiga 1200 and up. It was released in 1998 by Vulcan Software and developed by Marble Eyes Development. As you can see graphically is superior to the other i have uploaded. The AI is also quite sophisticated.
This is Breathless for the Commodore Amiga 1200 and better. This game was published at 1996 by Power Computing and it was developed by Fields Of Vision. As you can see graphics are quite descent and they move smoothly enough. I tried to play in an as
This is Fears for the Commodore Amiga 1200 and up. It was published by Manyk and developed by Bomb Software. Not the best FPS for the Amiga but still has some impressive visuals. Controls are a bit stiff and that makes it hard to master it. Thank you
Here is a video of my top 10 first person shooters on the Amiga.
The classic Silkworm was pretty much a hit on every system it was released for. A fun, fast, horizontal shooter for one or two players. Whatever system you own, 8bit or 16bit, you should have this in your collection.
This is Gloom Deluxe for the Commodore Amiga and up. It was published in 1996 by Guildhall an developed by Black Magic. Gloom is my favorite between the other native FPS for the Amiga. This is played straight from its hard disk installation (no
So to kick off a new series of videos, I thought I should start with the classic SideWinder from 1988. A smooth and very playable vertical shooter. Just check out the noise from them explosions.
This is DoomAttack Ver0.8 (Beta 4) by Georg Steger for the Commodore Amiga 1200 and up. This is maybe the fastest Doom port for the Amiga. In this video it is running almost in fullscreen and manages to output 15 - 16 fps which are enough for a
Now this rare shooter does have a few things going for it. Nice colours and details with some frantic action. It's fairly tough, quite short if you are any good and the enemy attack waves are random. This is a new camera I am using but I think it
The sequel to Wings of Death turns out to be a very fine vertical scrolling shooter for the Amiga. The first thing I noticed was the awesome music through the whole game. Levels 1, 3 and 5 are really good. Five tough levels with a changing background
Apologies for the occasional blur from the camera but you should still be able to see what an impressive game this is. A four level vertical scrolling shooter and these levels are pretty big. The attention to detail is quite amazing for 1994. This
A fairly decent arcade conversion for the amiga of this horizontal shooter. Also known as P47 the Freedom Fighter. 8 levels of fairly manic action. Some nice power ups and bosses to face. Overall tho, I prefer the Amstrad CPC version which showed
The sequel to Silkworm is just as good if not better. It probably has more going on now it is vertical scrolling. Plenty of detailed graphics. Plenty of meaty explosions to go along with the never ending onslaught and awesome gameplay. Probably in
This is one of the best shooters you can get for the Amiga or CD32. Five, tough levels that features loads of detail, plenty of aliens and bosses to defeat. This also features a pretty good soundtrack as well as a decent power up system.
Perhaps the greatest shooter for the old Amiga. This horizontal scroller has it all pretty much. 5 very different levels with loads of detail and one of the best soundtracks for a 16bit game. I played
