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In rhe same research tab...where it says name.....can you type steam turbine? Excelsior and like

Instead of the big hierarchy map. It looks like the tile map on the left under that white start research bar looks easier to understand. The ones in red need researching, I think. Great video sir. Excelsior

Another like for a great series....keep going sir.....excelsior

Your voice is very youthful. How old are you?

Seriously... you want me to have another heart attack ? Lol, kiddin, but yeah a stressful game. You played it well. Excelsior

I came across your channel this evening and enjoyed the first video I watched, so I've been working my way through a few of your videos. I love retro gaming so it's always good to watch others play them. I just had a quick question of the set up you're using, are you doing it via your PC or are you using a piece of kit that's using the tv? I have an old retropie set up but I quite like the menus on the one you're using

I'm currently attempting to create the steam turbine power station, that's fun.

Great vid as always. Excelsior

Great vid as always. Shame your a robot who doesn't need air lol kiddin. Excelsior

These games were deep.

I might give this a go, looks interesting.

Steve please read everything on screen please will help

Just a question. Can that little bot get biomass for you. It seems like a basic task. In my last comment I said ignore tabs as you found and used them later on. They were in the crafting window lol excelsior

I quite like Bio Defense.

That Pheenix game is actually a port of a 1983 ZX Spectrum game of the same name

Nice play on Master of the Lamps there! Stand still in Spindizzy by pressing the space bar (I think). I actually bought Spy vs Spy and loved it! I used to try to speed run it (though never actually took notes) 😉

Future Wars was one of my favourite games on the Amiga!

It seems like the main reason you're not enjoying these games is because you don't understand them, but figuring them out is what's meant to be the fun of them. It might not be your kind of thing, but I recommend experimenting more in the games: figuring out what every button does, testing out how different interactions work, etc. The creators of UFO 50 said that they wanted this collection to be like going to a friend's house and picking from a collection of games that you don't know anything about and trying to figure things out without any hand holding. The games that require quick reflexes might not be for you, but if you took your time to understand some of the other games you might like them! I'm kinda bummed you skipped over Mortol because the controls seemed daunting, that seems like a game you might get into if you understood it well enough. Again, it might not be your thing, but these games are meant to be confusing at first. I do hope you keep playing, the later in the collection you get the "better" the games are because of how this company learned and grew. I know theres at least a few games in here youll like!

Just a suggestion, but when going to new areas, why not scan for ores ? Also, after assembly, check the other tabs other than science.....great stuff another like. Excelsior

A liked video. Keep going. Not enough deaths though. Doubt much peril in this game lol

I used to play Colony on the speccy for hours when it came out BITD. You have to grow mushrooms and stop the enemies from eating them.

Eric and the Floaters wasn't actually LIKE Bomberman, it actually WAS Bomberman. Bomberman started out as a game on the MSX, but when the MSX version was released in Europe, it was renamed to Eric and the Floaters for the European market, albeit with slightly modified sprites.

Yeah, I didn't like Hacker either. I liked the sequel a little bit more, but I still didn't really care for it. I'm not a 1942 fan either (sorry Mamemeister LOL) I just find the game pretty boring TBH. When it comes to shooters, I generally prefer fixed screen shooters like Galaxian. There are exceptions...Scramble and Juno First, for example, but I'm not a fan of most scrolling shooters.

Yep, Panther and the flying bathtub i thought ok on the c64, but this.....nahhhh, sid tune is a great david whittaker, and this on the atari is ok /competant. Great vid excelsior

The C64 version of Panther has much better defined graphics than this Atari version. It's tough and repetitive but for £1.99 it was an absolute bargain back in the day. And the music is ace.

This was a favourite of mine to. But your experience is the same as everyone else's when they first tried this. It drove us all mad with the switching conveyor tracks, homing missile targets, teleportation, and cracking the safe!

Chuckie Egg plays really well, but i rather play it with a controller

It's an interesting game. Bit expensive for me currently, but WAB liked it as well but said it needed peril but as you don't want that I.e. creatures, etc, it looks like a good marriage for you. Look forward to the next one. Excelsior

Sounds like you have gone to VOIP.....(voice over i.p.) a digital phone service...hope that works for you as most business use that and I once supported it during my probation days.....anway....BIG LOL....an English lad loading a German version of a game designed by a French company...good 1st game lol NOT ha ha...well those are the breaks for a random series. All the best my friend. Probably revenge for your game choice to me :-)

Pungoland seems heavily influenced by the Japanese arcade game Doki Doki Penguin Land, albeit with some differences.

To me, the Freescape games only played decent on the 16 bit computers.

Room 3 go up a platform in Room 2

Maybe need to get artefact to get rid of the yellow walls?

Was the name of the channel "Gaming since the '70s"?

I really enjoy this game because it’s simpler than it seems! 🎮 The poles and most travelators (besides the alternating ones) only allow travel in one direction-up or down, left or right. This creates opportunities to find temporary safe spots, like at the base of an 'up' pole when the enemy is above. Once the path ahead is clear (meaning the enemy can’t quickly return to you and must circumnavigate), you can make progress: light up the floors, gather all the coins and keys, unlock the safe, and activate the exit. Job done! ✨💰🔑

Not suprised you had trouble with the first 2 games. Done by the same programmer and company, the graphics are similar and the forced perspective is suspect. Had ghost chaser on the c64 and played it for a while and got bored. Great video. Excelsior

The game looks cool! I'll to put it on my ZX Spectrum Next and play it!

Hi Steve, I wrote this, thanks for playing and making the video :) As DelBoy3k1 says, Bloo's is a Jack Attack clone. To answer your questions: if you get Bloo to sit on all the swirly platforms on a level, you get a score bonus; be quick though because the platforms disappear when the time runs out; on some levels (level 3 for example), you have to move the blocks to get to the platforms. You move the blocks by holding the fire button and moving towards the block to push (as you found) or moving away from the block to pull. You can also squish the (evil) mushrooms with the blocks too. Thanks for not being too harsh on my weird game!

Was Timeslip on the C16? Sure My mate had this on his C16 +4

I like your vids im doing a similar sort of thing its hard to get many views

Glad to hear there is at least one other person out there who enjoys Backlash, Steve ... it's always been a bit of a go to, on the 16-bits, for me 🤘👽🤘

That Arkanoid game was pretty good apart from the music. It was done by Shaun Southern though...

Great fun Steve! You are really good at Encounter. Laser Hawk is actually pretty decent. Type the number for the teleporter you want in Miner 2049er. So so many Boulder Dash level compilations for the Atari computers. You should have put your own out there! 😊

Well done Steve doing the c16

First game is cool. It's like Centipede meets Space Invaders.

The C64 version of Feud was a buggy mess. Play the speccy version, it's a lot better.

Somehow I knew Frontier would be on someone else's list which is why I have the high def version on my response. Also real Amiga but souped up 😁

I worked out magic garden...collect 3 or 4 orange creatures then move them over 3 or 4 stars. Your trail was just toooo long. Good luck buddy get well soon. I worry. Excelsior

Look at all those "cartridges" 🤣

This was originally an Atari 2600 game believe it or not, it was subsequently ported to the Atari 8-bit, VIC-20, C64, The Atari 5200, and the ColecoVision