WAYHAYYYYY!!!!! Nice video bud, knew you wouldn't dissapoint xx

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

lol....ive worked on multi million dollar projects at work and never felt more under pressure than you have made me feel.... lol. Really though this was a fun video to make...but at the end of the day... ill just stick to my A500 :-)

@garethbraint

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming ha, sorry but it was worth it

@garethbraint

2 жыл бұрын

@@filevans why?

AMIGA CD32 WILL ALWAYS HAVE A PLACE IN MY HEART. That booting/loading screen still sends shivers down my spine.

Man I dreamed about getting a CD32 as a kid but my A500+ didn't disappoint! All my friends had consoles like the megadrive and snes but me with my Amiga I thought was superior. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. It's been about 25 years since I played my Amiga and I'm slowly remembering and looking up the great games from my collection. Gotta say that Chaos Engine music is so good!

@StanLeeX

Жыл бұрын

True!

@simon0044

Жыл бұрын

To be fair I’m sure your mates who had snes and megadrive were much happier 😂

@zakblue

Жыл бұрын

@@simon0044 haha not sure about 'happier'. I did have them over a bit for game seshes but the Amiga experience was mostly a personal one. I remember playing stuff like Alex kidd and Aladdin on megadrive at theirs but having games at home like Moonstone and Zool, Superfrog etc. We all migrated to PC gaming by high school and then eventually lan nights and dial up multiplayer became the thing.

The CD32 versions of the point-and-click adventures were a welcome relief from disk swapping.

@MrYossarianuk

2 жыл бұрын

Was already a thing of the past to many 1200 users who had HDDs built in

@CastleFamilyThe

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrYossarianuk to all two dozen A1200 owners who had an expensive HDD! The majority of Amiga owners didn’t own a second disk drive let alone a hard drive!

@cosettapessa6417

2 жыл бұрын

@@CastleFamilyThe loool

@NLSagat

2 жыл бұрын

@@CastleFamilyThe hmmm agree on the disk drive part, but second diskdrive became essential due to disc swapping. For games, yes all those legal back of your games. Which you stored off site at your mates, who did the same thing. Gotta be safe!

I was an Amiga owner at the time and each month Amiga format would cheerlead for the forthcoming cd32 talking up it's chances and even abilities vs the forthcoming PlayStation. even then i found it hard to believe. it was like sticking a keyboard on a megadrive and calling it a top home computer

@NLSagat

2 жыл бұрын

I read mostly cvg so yeah writing was on the wall. I loved my 500, but my snes more and well sega and sony and oh when did doom come out? Pc’s suddendly was a platform i was interested in

@alexojideagu

2 ай бұрын

Yes it was vastly underpowered for a "Next Gen" system. As good as CD32 was, It was on the same level as the Sega Mega CD. And even that had superior sprite scaling. Calling the CD32 a Playstation competitor was literally like calling the Mega CD a rival to the Playstation. Even the 32X had vastly superior 3D, let alone the PS1.

@mr.y.mysterious.video1

2 ай бұрын

@alexojideagu the mega cd was the only one with sprite scaling in fact. megasrive, snes and amiga couldn't do it. snes could scale backgrounds but not sprites. neo geo could but that was arcade hardware

@alexojideagu

2 ай бұрын

@@mr.y.mysterious.video1 It works well on Batman on the Mega CD. I think the SFX2 chip enabled sprite scaling on Yoshi's Island, but yeh it didn't have hardware sprite scaling without extra chips. Also I read the Neo Geo could only shrink sprites, not inflate them.

Can I just say, I absolutely adore your videos. I'm a UK based retro gamer and I just love to see my childhood memories (gaming-wise) unwrapped for me to look through. Great channel, top bloke, thank you.

@oldstylegaming

Ай бұрын

Aw thats so kind mate thanks

So many great games missing. Defender Of The Crown II, Brian The Lion, Fears, James Pond 2 & 3, Jungle Strike, Pirates Gold, D Generation, Pinball Illusions, Sensible Soccer, Lotus Trilogy, Subwar 2050...

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

not really missing...just not as good as these i dont think, DotC is better on a stock Amiga, Pirates Gold actually messed up the gameplay on the CD32 version i think... I guess its totally subjective though as to what games make the 30

I heard the UK side of Commodore was still highly profitable, it was the incompetence of the US side that dragged them down. It's a shame they couldn't have split. But you must try D/Generation on the CD32 as well sometime!

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

yeah its weird really as I think the UK was probably the most productive when it came to software for Commodore.... I bet it would have still being going long after the bankruptcy if it had split

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Have you done any videos on Commodores demise Larry?

@9ElevenGamer

2 жыл бұрын

If memory serves me correctly it out sold the MEGA CD over here.

@jesuszamora6949

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming Honestly, if you wanna see quality stuff on Amiga's demise, Kim Justice is where you wanna go.

Totally agree on speedball 2. Same as I prefer the OCS version of chaos engine over the AGA which looks cartoon like with its new colours

This is why i enjoy this channel. It shows content from consoles and computers that i never played or knew existed. Even cooler, i get to see games i never seen in my life.

I would have added Universe (nice improved CD soundtrack), Pinball Illusions (same), Robocod (same + FMV intro), Liberation: Captive II (not too many RPGs + music + speech), Zool (1 or 2) And maybe Alien Breed 3D or Gloom to have at least 1 FPS on the list :) Of course there's also the proper version of real Amiga classic - Defender of the Crown, but is that CDTV?

I think Guardian and Arcade Pool should have been in this list. The first was one of the few original games for the cd32 (only later ported to the 1200), the other one had a great improved cd soundtrack. Even Lotus Trilogy, although just a collection, was no doubt something worth getting.

There's nothing quite like JET STRIKE, a fantastic game especially with a CD32 pad.

@RoqueFortStu

2 жыл бұрын

I had a glitched version of that, magnificent game to persevere with, but when you get the second city you get a mission that requires you to protect the CEO's white van, However, when you start the mission the van starts launching missiles all over the plate, destroying all manner of things like an enemy tank! you can try and do the mission by killing the attacking aircraft, but there is no way to get the mission to end!

What a great review of a quite exhaustive list. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

I remember countless hours playing ufo enemy unknown in Amiga cd 32 when I was a kid... I was so stuck on it I've made a combination between controller and joystick because the controller was damaged to keep playing

Great video, but is missing 2 of the top 5 games on CD32. Liberation and Frontier: Elite II.

i still love my CD32. :)

Always good to see Roadkill in the list, great CD32 version (and of course, Fury of the Furries, which is still the best game on the Amiga).

Never saw the point of CD32 as for me a1200 owner with a CDrom and joypad - could play the games as well as have a fully functioning computer.

@Zentauri77

2 жыл бұрын

I bought some CD32 games for my A1200+CD Rom too. I believe every single one of them worked, except Simon The Sorcerer. Well, it worked, but the speech was not only out of sync, it was completely arbitrary.

Another great collecton Mr OSG. Thanks for all your hard work ;-)

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

For Me : Pirates Gold, Simon, Liberation 32, Tower Assault, Prey, Litil Divil, FotF, Shadow Fighter and Microscom

Great list, and wow I completely forgot about Roadkill, great game!

I never had this. But a friend of a friend did. We played speedball II tournaments there a handful of times , and got the chance to try a few more of his games ; Captive 2 , Bubba & Stix , Chaos engine and Alfred chicken. Those are all I’ve played , but I really liked the handcontrol.

Cracking video....I never owned a CD32 so its interesting to see what was available and what they added to the original disk versions....A1

Great video mate ..loads to take in and play on the cd32

No Dark Seed? "My head is killing me!"

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

No it just missed out with the likes of Brian the Lion and Humans... TBH the back end of this list could have had a load of different games in so i just had to go for personal preference

@jackburton8352

2 жыл бұрын

Dark Seed was over rated

Cool selection!

Problem with the cd32 was that the PlayStation and Saturn were just around the corner and we're leaps and bounds more powerful. The 3DO is out but it was $400 more expensive. Still if you just had to have a CD the Sega CD could be had for around $50 cheaper after including the cost of the base unit. Commodore just wasn't spending enough on r&d. Either because they didn't have it or because they thought they could just repackage older hardware.

@CarBitGTSaxen

3 ай бұрын

The CD32 was never a serious competitor to the PS1 and Saturn. Not even close

@jeremygregorio7472

3 ай бұрын

@@CarBitGTSaxen I would normally agree except the initial sales were pretty incredible. Seriously look them up. The problem they had was but they couldn't launch it in America because of a patent dispute with a company that patented blinking cursors. Seriously it's insane. I don't think the cd32 was ever going to go toe-to-toe with the PlayStation and Saturn but I do think that it could have sold well enough to keep commodore going so that they could build something that could compete

@CarBitGTSaxen

3 ай бұрын

@@jeremygregorio7472 I think the CD32 in whatever should probably have been released instead in the early 90s instead

@jeremygregorio7472

3 ай бұрын

@@CarBitGTSaxen I don't think CD tech was affordable enough yet but yeah if they could have brought it out in like 92 for say 300 bucks maybe even 400 it would have been a big hit.

Simon The Sorcerer is brilliant. Chris Barrie's voice makes that game.

Still love my CD32 and collection

Great list, although I would probably included Pirates! Gold and D\Generation. :-) The latter seems to be a bit overlooked, but it's actually kind of fantastic. It's an isometric action/puzzle game with great atmosphere, well worth checking out if that is your sort of thing.

OSG: "Football Manager is the definitive management simulation with realistic stats and a great match engine. The only reason it didn't come higher in the list is the lack of in-game music". (Just teasing - love your videos!)

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Lol i personally love football management games but they dont really make great viewing... gameplay wise though they one of my fav genres

Nice collection of 16-bit games on a 32-bit console (not being sarcastic). With the jaguar and 3DO just around the corner, I remember being underwhelmed by this console. Nowdays, that is less important and it has nice versions of good amiga games.

Chris 'Rimmer' barrie was awesome as Simon

Of course - the topic is a matter of personal taste, but I have never seen a video on KZread (and I have watched many in the last few years) in which so many good games that I have not yet seen are introduced! GREAT!

@oldstylegaming

4 ай бұрын

Aw thanks mate, glad you have got something out of this video.

for me in a hypothetical ranking they should never have been missing: Dune2 - MEgalomania - Utopia - Kick Off and above all Player Manager - Pinball Fantasies - Eye of Beholder and Civilization

Yeah this had problems but damn i loved my CD32 and i was gutted Commodore went T*T's up. Just think if they hadn't we would of got a CD32 drive addon for the 1200 now that would of been so great but it was never to be. Had a fair few of these games on the list think i still have Cannon Fodder in a draw somewhere and your also right in saying that there was a lot of junk that came out as well. Great stuff as always buddy keep it up the great work.

its a shame the 1200 and cd32 were never pushed to the limits like the 500. the games available would be so much better rather than just poor hand me downs with a little tweak here and there

Best list for KZread!

nice list, nice video :) yeah, i can confirm that Alien Breed gets better with practice. i played it a lot throughout the years, every now and then, but only recently really got into it. i always thought of it as a shoot-em-up, but it's more like survival-horror. it has a slower rhythm, requires a little bit of restraint. it's a real thriller. :-)

Great video

I love My CD 32..... Simon the Sorcerer and Banshee are both Great!

Great choice for #1, a great game by itself..sadly I do not have the CD32 version.

Another good mark of the Amiga CD-32 💿 is that it didn’t have the NES-Censors

Super Stardust title music so much nostalgia listening to it good times me and my cousin with a cd A1200 ad-on ripped the music off as a MP3 Simon the sorcerer is a classic loved Chris Barrie voice over gutted when my mate got it on the CD32 no disk changing and talkie BASS another game which made the use off the CD32 and one of the best ways to play it Alien breed intro total blow my socks off seeing that intro had to tape it again from my cousin RoadKill another game I still really enjoy agree with speedball 2 colours just not right for me same a chaos engine which is one game I can’t get to run on a A1200 cd rom think it use the akiko chip (can’t see were) Thinking IK+ and Lotus Trilogy would be in somewhere But a what a system and with all the new hardware out now and a monster joystick using a special A500 CD-R Cheers Paul

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

I liken IK+ to a great film..lets say Back to the Future..... if they ever remade it it would never live up to the original no matter what...and for me the only place to play IK+ is on the A500 as its the definitive version... i think the CD32 version messed the sound up a bit...well for me anyway

@jackburton8352

2 жыл бұрын

PS1 was released when ABTA was my neighbours become sony snobs couldn't impress them with the tiny boxed area the grainy fmv intro for ABTA played in but i didn't care. Only Amiga owners get Amiga owners.

Loved to se bubba n stix on the list. A superb match of puzzle and plattform.

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it was!

This is why the CD32 was a nail to the coffin. Almost all games weren't even enhanced for the hardware. They were just A500 floppy games stuffed on CD with added intro or CD Audio music. The Lost Vikings didn't get the backgrounds known from other ports. Also CD medium could fit plenty of games, so they could be released as bundles with like 10 games from the same studio. This really shows the greed and how C= was turned into mess.

It was an awesome machine but...the 1KB rom killed this console for me. if you played Xcom (probably my fav, i played the A500 but CD32 only allowed u to build 3 bases which ramped the difficulty) or any other game, you couldn't play anything else until you finished it as there was only enough memory for 1 save of any game at any time! i had a notebook with the highscores for the pinball, race games and shmups as they were continually being wiped. And Elite frontier was so bugged i actually wrote a letter of complaint to Gametek, i think it was. I still have the A500 and CD32 in the loft..one day i will play them again..or pass them on to the grandkids.

First comment and like.... great content and video as always ..... I love how your video remind me of games I had forgotten lol... keep it up....

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. I personally love doing the 30 best games videos as i get to play loads of quality games :-)

OMG! I never knew when I was kid that Fury of the Furries was on AMIGA! I was so jealous cos my best friend have PC and that game!

Super Skidmarks was great on a regular floppy - the tracks were all .iff files that you could load up in dpaint and scribble about on - we had hours of fun vandalising the tracks with random nonsense

@Gekneveld

Жыл бұрын

I thought that me and my brother were the only ones who did that 😁.

Another great upload I never had a CD32 so good to see something about it the price put me off getting one.

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

TBH if i got one now it would be for pure collecting reasons...back in the day if you had an Amiga and them bought this I think you would be majorly disappointed

@graemenicol6377

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming totally agree seen as all the best where on both however it would of been great to play the platformers without needing to push up that used to frustrate the hell out of me I'm sure they would of been easier without that.

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

yeah thats the one thing i hate now...i didnt really mind it that much back in the day cos i knew no different

@jackburton8352

2 жыл бұрын

CD32 could have been something. Developers were not there and those who were just wanted to port ez conversions or just outright here's the A500 version. The CD32 could have and should have put a rocket up sony's ass with the right developers especially in 2D

@CastleFamilyThe

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming not at all, i had an Amiga 500 and bought this to play enhanced Amiga games, better controls and zero disk swapping, but the SX1 module for the CD32 in 1994 and sold my Amiga 500 as it did everyone in one.

Shame on you for not mentioning that the multi talented Chris Barrie of Arnold Rimmer red dwarf voiced Simon. There was Chris with his fantastic impressionist skills. and there is you, with your red alert bulb!😀

Awesome!

My cousin bought a CD32 (still has it!) and the only game I remember playing on it was Sensible Soccer.

@gekara1237

2 жыл бұрын

That must be the most vegan game title I've ever heard xD

@rosstee

Жыл бұрын

@@gekara1237 So called because the developers were “Sensible Software” (as it sounds like you’re not familiar) - and I think the name was ironic as they were far from sensible. Also famous for war game “Cannon Fodder”.

Nice never seen Jetstrike before, but instantly reminds me of Brotherbunds' 'wings of fury'

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah its very like that... but better

Alien breed assault is sooooo hotline miami!!! Damm, HLM is CLEARLY inspired by that

Enjoy how you show the title screen for each game before moving on!

liberation was an excellent game too

I didn't even know there was that many CD32 games

I played Heimdall 2 on my friend's CD32 back in the day. We had a great time playing and finishing it. Not sure if it stands up after all this time though 🤔

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Its still a great game ...and unlike new games these have that nostalgia factor which makes them even better

@RoqueFortStu

2 жыл бұрын

the fact that you had to sometimes use the joypad and mouse at the same time was a bit awkward, but still playable

Many Amiga CD32 games were direct ports from the Amiga 1200 that only used one button. The system was underpowered and the catalog didn't have exclusives with enough weight to be a must-buy. The console was expensive and its lifespan was short. Even if Commodore had survived, it wouldn't have stood a chance against the PSX, Saturn, or N64.

furries and lost vikings were really fun puzzle platform games 👌 good list btw 👍

Also Enemy Unkown.. The starting epicness that is XCOM

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

I never knew that

@buddah1978egypt

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming then went onto do the underwater version terror from the deep. Horrifically hard, but satisfying

@jackburton8352

2 жыл бұрын

@@buddah1978egypt Concur.

OSG maybe you should do a run down of all CD32 only releases excluding A500 ports but including upgraded to AGA video that would be awesome and put them in order. I bet your top 10 changes.

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

ill jot it down for a future video mate :-)

@jackburton8352

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming Nice :)

I disagree about beneath a steel sky. The dos version is the best because there wasn't the disc searching delay before every single time someone spoke. It didn't bother me too much back then but now it makes the game on the cd32 unplayable.

No Liberation, a game which used the storage capacity of the CD to masively improve the texture variation over the standard AGA version? Also Guardian is worth a shout - again better than the A1200 version.

@jackburton8352

2 жыл бұрын

C'mon dude apart from the intro which was awesome that game sucked.

@garethbraint

2 жыл бұрын

Liberation was pants. And guardian wasn't much better

@MegaTerryNutkins

2 жыл бұрын

@@garethbraint Both were decent, extremely well reviewed in Amiga Power and Format at the time. Liberation was tough and wasn't easily accessible but there was a solid game there that did something you couldn't get anywhere else on the Amiga. Spent hours and hours on the A1200 version.

@fandangobrandango7864

2 жыл бұрын

Liberation was amazing, the atmosphere was something else for the time. Great game too, but didn't hold your hand so can see why some people might not have grasped it.

Mostly it's the controls that were underutilized but then again the Amiga joystick pinout was already expanded over the C64 yet never seemed to get past one button. O_o??? Nice to see some Jump button conversions but yeah if any genre could use all those buttons it would be the fighting genre. ;) I definitely think voice tracks was something CD-ROMs handled well, even better than FMV in most cases. Much like a CD soundtrack there was probably little to no budget to add anything new to most ports to use all that storage space. :\

An interesting list, it’s a shame it didn’t last long. Didn’t play the games though.

Three consoles I never owned but wish I did were the Neo Geo, Atari Jaguar and the infamous cd32

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Good choices.... what about the 3DO or the Philips CDi?

@purplehaze2342

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming I had a 3do when they first came out it was the big Panasonic model, I remember road rash and need for speed blew me away at the time, I'm pleased to say I never owned a CDI tho haha

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@paulcastle7942

2 жыл бұрын

Great choices...... the best of the best :-) I always wanted a NEO Geo but i'd have needed to sell a kidney (or two) just to buy a game lol.... (might even have considered it for Metal Slug or Magician Lord lol ) I was gutted when the Konix Multisystem was canned... That had so much promise :-) Anyway.... I've got my C64 Mini and C64 Maxi to relive my 80's gaming.... can't wait until they release the (hinted) Mini-Amiga :-)

@purplehaze2342

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulcastle7942 magician lord is the game I always wanted to play but never got the chance until I recently sussed out how to use emulation properly

D/Generation!

I remember lost Vikings on the snes

I remember for months all the Amiga magazines at the time were gushing over the forthcoming CD32. Then when it came out a mate of mine at the time got one and it was just so boring The only thing 'CD' about it were the soundtracks, but that wasn't enough. So disappointing.

I would have put Speeris Legacy as the Zelda-like game on this list. There was only one problem with Jetstrike for me - the climb/dive controls were reversed depending on which way you were flying. However everything else was top-notch. Anyone else enjoy squeezing your plane through the tunnel under the massive hill? Also Simon The Sorcerer = Harry Potter prototype, sorry JK!

Always thought it was just used by developers to make a quick quid on games they’d already made. Whack some CD quality sound on them and send them back out. I could be wrong, as I only ever played one back in the day, very briefly, but even then, saw it as a pointless system. Maybe if it’d had a longer life, developers would have come up with some impressive new games.

I often wonder what the CD32 could have been capable of in the visuals and graphics department. I know AGA was only a minor evolution step over ECS, although m ore noticeable if you can see the same game side by side in both format. But the CD32 must have been capable of more than what the older ported games offered up in this regard. I know it likely could not have matched the PS1, but how could it have compared to the Sega x32 or Dreamcast?

I just loved SKIDMARKS

Kinda sad that most these titles are just Amiga 1200 ones anyway. It had so few original games

I tried looking for a CD32 rom for Super Stardust and can't find one anywhere! Or at least not one that requires a whole work around to get into the right format.

Hey dude, what about making a video with the "10 best paid c64 musicians" ?? Whould be hard to get some infos, right?

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

Hmmm im not sure that figures would be readily available... i mean Hubbard, huilsbeck, gray would probs be up there but how would i ever know whos the biggest earner?

I can’t believe kang-fu didn’t make the top spot!

I remember seeing the CD32 in a games shop in '93/94, I was ready to upgrade and as I already owned a A1200 and as you've pointed out in this video all the CD32 games were basically A1200 games on CD I swerved it and ended up buying a 3DO :( There's some great games in this list but what a wasted opportunity by the devs to not fully enhance most of em back then, pity. Great vid m8! btw what emulator are you using here?

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

FS-UAE mate. I dloaded the full romset of CD32 games a couple of weeks ago

Was PGA European Tour ever released for free after Amiga was discontinued? Shame about Banshee and many others being lost (as sanctioned downloads) when Back to the Roots went down. I got into amiga too late...

You prefer Banshee to Battle Squadron?. Or the second didn't made it to the cd32?. And where's Ruff N Tumble?. Did you know Zool is coming back?. The amazing thing about Fightin Spirit is that it runs on an Amiga 500.

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer Banshee over all other amiga shooters with probably Apidya in 2nd place. Ruff N Tumble wasnt really released on CD32 was it? I know there was a hack knocking about a while ago.... and...and dont hate me for this... i hate zool

@pnvgordinho

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming I love the character zool but the game wasn't very good. But this new version is a little bit different, you can zoom out the camera. It isn't out yet, so let's wait and see if it has a nicer game play.

some great games there, but i never played them on the cd32 only on amiga 500 and 1200, but why no syndicate? did it bot come out on the 32

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

so yeah syndicate did come out for the CD32 but its just the standard A500 version (which is still great) The reason its not on is that they promised that the CD32 version was going to be better, with added features etc. but in the end they just put the A500 game on a CD

@robchissy

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldstylegaming i still would have it on the list

how could anyone hate furies ??? it's such a brilliant game

Diggers,Oscar???

I now realize why the system failed. They look bad for what was supposed to be one of, if not the first 32 bit system.

Wait, Chris Barry didn't voice the CD32 version of StS?

SURELY it should have been the 32 best games....

Pinball Illusions was BY FAR better than the Fantasy ! ATR should be highter imo, it's a really really good game for this period Shadow Fighter is excellent but got fucked by 2 buttons controller ... Amiga AGA (1200 or CD32) has the best version of all, especially for the colors palette damn, where is Flight for the Amazon Queen game ??? :(

Too bad they didn't include mission soundtrack on the CD32 version of UFO Enemy Unknown. It would have been my favourite then since I like the AGA versions tactical soundtrack better the PC version.

I know we are all entitled to our opinion, but i am amazed gaming got too where we are now...... Because my god there was some crap about lol. From consoles as bad as the Jaguar, Mega CD, 3D0, CDi....... and this, should have been called the Amiga Platform 32. There were some shocking games too. I think Cannon Fodder and Alien Breed 3D were the only games worth having on this system, which is 2 more than any of the others mentioned.

@oldstylegaming

2 жыл бұрын

You gotta think most of these were in the period when tech was advancing so fast so when they came to fruition they were already dated

In my opinion Kid Chaos was better than Super Frog and CD32 version has some enhanced graphics and CD mussic

If you like speedball you might like dirty pigskin on mame.

Commodore was worried about the wrong system...all the Sega CD was, was a expansion that did nothing to turn that system into a 32 bit beast...and besides do you think Sega really cared when they had the Saturn which would have wiped the floor with the CD32..despite its major flaws...

Super Skidmarks. Good game, Bad nickname.

Fire and Ice is not the same, the original didn't have the parallax scrolling. It's a really hard game though once you get past the Ice stage....brilliant though, love the music.

No save feature with this console. How was this even signed off.

It had good games? Damn