Over the moon to have my game ports/games shown here in this list, it’s a brilliant time to be in the Amiga scene with so many talented people. Absolutely love your channel OSG, always informative and well presented. Great stuff.
Unreal, I can't believe how good the graphics and overall quality of these games is! Sometimes you look back at things you remember fondly from the past and it doesn't live up to how you remembered, but this is like stepping back in time seeing these games! Great list!!
I wish there were more flat polygon graphics games or wireframe vector graphics games like Star Wars or Carrier Command. We just never got to see the real potential of these games, as many 3D gameplay concepts wouldn't be fleshed out until much later with games like Descent and Mario 64. By then, graphics technology had advanced to textured polygons, with much higher polygon counts. But the basic ideas could work with an Amiga "demake" using wireframe graphics or maybe flat polygons.
Great honour to see Worthy so high up on your list OSG! I'm glad you liked the game eventually. :D Congrats to all other Amiga game devs as well and thanks for this great video!
Hey thank you for the mention. Means alot you contacted me to help with the list. A cracking list here. There are a few i have not played before, but most I do own and I always try to buy boxed versions if available. I totally forgot about Knightmare, I absolutely love that game. The music is tremendous. Again thanks so much for the mention.
Great to see Rygar and Reshoot R on your list, an honour to work with both great coders Graeme and Richard. Lots more great Amiga games coming out though so I look forward to next years reviews :).
@@oldstylegaming I created all the maps for Rygar and Graeme and I added an extra map, that was fun. Optimised the gfx for the game also. Reshoot R did all the graphics and we are planning our final shooter called Reshoot Proxima III. Also watch out for "Boss Machine" in 2023 ;) Nearly forgot, helped do some cut scenes for Turbo Tomato, which reminds me I don't think I saw Turbo Sprint from Graeme ;).
What makes OnEscapee (pronounced "one escapee", by the way, according to Wikipedia at least) even more impressive is that it was the project of three high school kids! They started when the Amiga was still a popular platform, but it took them six years to complete the work, and PCs took over in the meantime.
This was a class list and had a fair few games i never knew of but that's about to change i think. Great stuff as always buddy and am looking forward to the next video so until then take it easy man.
I have to say that your gaming videos are among the best on You Tube. You always bring topics that interest me because of the way you present them. You give the right dose of information and your Gaming History knowledge is very good.
Blizt bombers with a couple of friends was a good time although there was a weird glitch with the boxing glove which made bombs invisible when punching them over parts of the stage.
Tinybobble is just amazing, so is oneecapee... I seen videos of this before but only mentioned briefly! I'm surprised there was no Hoffman msx metal gear port on here... So hard but so good
It's great to see the mighty Amiga still having games developed for it so many years after it's 'demise'. You've chosen some class titles here m8, never seen most of em before. OnEscapee and Wasted Dreams look right up my street, gonna check them out, Worthy looks sweet, nice gfx. Tinyus in 6th! wha!? Awesome port! Tiny Bobble is a blinder, so good. There's a few top arcade ports been released, some still in dev what you can maybe feature next time? Jackal, Green Beret, Rick Dangerous remake, Scramble, Wonderboy....Amiga Forever! ;)
Wow, extremely pleased to see that Rotator made the cut OSG, especially considering the quality of new games being released! BTW, you have an older version of the game there, the final released version had new background graphics and a new scrolling routine that made it less "bouncy". Keep up the good work!
@@oldstylegaming Perhaps a little bit! lol The key is small changes to the rotation speed, just going full speed left/right usually ends in disaster. Also remember the option to pull down to stop the spin, that helps you to regain control and get lined up for your next jump.
Good old Bubble Bobble... next time you play though... be firing and bursting bubbles, dropping down the screen, running around, and jumping = whatever is most appropriate. The umbrella, chewing gum, shoes etc are all triggered by doing this - you should be firing bubbles all the time on the early levels, get those vital bubblegums!
Nice list - I think I'd put Tinyus top of the list cos it is soooooo good, but you know me. If you can't shoot stuff until it splodes I'm not interested 😅
@@oldstylegaming Not obvious though, listen back to your commentary - it sounds like you're talking solely about the TV show and the resulting game - no mention of Konami or MSX at all. It's just an observation, not a dig ! :)
Payback No.1 for me, but I was running it on PPC. Odd and frustratiing that many years later on the same machine I can't get it to run without an immediate crash!
Awesome video mate - I reckon I'd like just about every one of those games except Rotator... not even touching that with a pole, that'd drive me right up the wall. :D But great work, loved this vid.
very good port of rygar, not my best arcade game of 80s but i liked it. best port x68000 japanese home computer. never came to britain or usa. on its debut well over £1000. nearly perfect port.
Ill defo check that out Larry i use lunapic but the transparent was crap on these two pictures so had to use the eraser tool...which on a laptop touch pad is a nightmare
@@oldstylegaming I could imagine, I hate cutting out images. but remove (dot) bg is great. it even has a sister site to let you cut out people in videos!
Aw man thats class i wish i had that last night... when i watched the video back i wasnt happy with that bit when bill and jamie cut outs came in... ffs that was so easy...thanks mate
And several others including the first place game are coded in C. Not sure if there are any Scorpion Engine, RedPill or Backbone games in the list but it wouldn't suprise me. It's great there are so many choices of tools to make more Amiga games!
@@oldstylegaming I want the code so I can put it in my own games...but he'll most properly use assembler anyway..even the sin/cos equation would do.is he on TH-cam?
All the shooters and platformers, which I find incredibly boring and childish... were no (fantasy) role playing games released? What about driving simulations? Strategies? Logic games? Anything but going around and shooting?
You should exclude “unofficial ports” and only include original games the next time. Maybe they are labors of love and had hours of coding which few people can do, but they are stealing someone else’s work and also stealing a spot on these lists to true creators. Sorry, but that’s how I see it.
Nah i dont get that to be honest, a game is a game, lets face it most of these games even if they arent remakes of games can be said to have taken aspects from other games as most ideas have already been done. Personally i love that people remake games and give us what we should have had originally
So when people make ports, that doesn't mean they have a labour of love for the games they are making or porting? That makes this much logical sense... Take a dozen eggs... Eat six Throw the other six in the trash and What's left in the carton is how much logical sense that makes
Over the moon to have my game ports/games shown here in this list, it’s a brilliant time to be in the Amiga scene with so many talented people. Absolutely love your channel OSG, always informative and well presented. Great stuff.
Thanks mate cant wait for Devils Temple :-)
Your work is incredible man! really looking forward to seeing more!
Unreal, I can't believe how good the graphics and overall quality of these games is! Sometimes you look back at things you remember fondly from the past and it doesn't live up to how you remembered, but this is like stepping back in time seeing these games! Great list!!
Looking forward to this! hope you're all having a good week :)
well not really this video was meant to be out at the weekend but then my real work got in the way... stupid day job
I wish there were more flat polygon graphics games or wireframe vector graphics games like Star Wars or Carrier Command.
We just never got to see the real potential of these games, as many 3D gameplay concepts wouldn't be fleshed out until much later with games like Descent and Mario 64. By then, graphics technology had advanced to textured polygons, with much higher polygon counts. But the basic ideas could work with an Amiga "demake" using wireframe graphics or maybe flat polygons.
Great honour to see Worthy so high up on your list OSG! I'm glad you liked the game eventually. :D
Congrats to all other Amiga game devs as well and thanks for this great video!
Its a great game, i didnt think i would like it but it had me hooked straight away
Hey thank you for the mention. Means alot you contacted me to help with the list. A cracking list here. There are a few i have not played before, but most I do own and I always try to buy boxed versions if available. I totally forgot about Knightmare, I absolutely love that game. The music is tremendous. Again thanks so much for the mention.
I think i actually saw Knightmare for the first time on your channel mate
Wow! That’s the first time I’ve heard OMD’s Electricity in a retro/midi format. Quality!
That MOD is from 1990.
Brilliant video, great to see new ideas coming for amiga games years after its demise. keep them coming!!
Great to see Rygar and Reshoot R on your list, an honour to work with both great coders Graeme and Richard. Lots more great Amiga games coming out though so I look forward to next years reviews :).
What do you do ?
@@oldstylegaming I created all the maps for Rygar and Graeme and I added an extra map, that was fun. Optimised the gfx for the game also. Reshoot R did all the graphics and we are planning our final shooter called Reshoot Proxima III. Also watch out for "Boss Machine" in 2023 ;) Nearly forgot, helped do some cut scenes for Turbo Tomato, which reminds me I don't think I saw Turbo Sprint from Graeme ;).
@@KevinSaunders wow then thank you too for these great games. Im in awe at what yous lads are doing in the retro scene still
What makes OnEscapee (pronounced "one escapee", by the way, according to Wikipedia at least) even more impressive is that it was the project of three high school kids! They started when the Amiga was still a popular platform, but it took them six years to complete the work, and PCs took over in the meantime.
So they started at age 12 and finished when they were 18 and still in high school?
@@Okurka. They graduated high school during the project and finished it in their early 20s.
@@kaviolalainen I started a project when I was 3 and finished it in my 20's.
So I can claim it was a project of a kindergartner?
This was a class list and had a fair few games i never knew of but that's about to change i think. Great stuff as always buddy and am looking forward to the next video so until then take it easy man.
I have to say that your gaming videos are among the best on You Tube. You always bring topics that interest me because of the way you present them. You give the right dose of information and your Gaming History knowledge is very good.
Aw thanks mate :-)
Love seeing content about new games for old platforms! More please!!
Blizt bombers with a couple of friends was a good time although there was a weird glitch with the boxing glove which made bombs invisible when punching them over parts of the stage.
Tinybobble is just amazing, so is oneecapee... I seen videos of this before but only mentioned briefly! I'm surprised there was no Hoffman msx metal gear port on here... So hard but so good
Really like this series 'made after the ...' and hope to see many more for more computers and consoles! Thanks!
ah mate what have you done to me, my eyes have been opened to new amiga games, number 10 and 4 look right up my street! awesome video again man
Love the River Raid update. My fave games on my amiga were Populous and Sim city, probably Lemmings as well.
Knighmare is a remake of the Konami's classic originally launched for MSX.
Am i the only one to have ever played CYBERCON 3 on the 1200, fantastic 3D polygon game. Great vids takes me back.
Orchestral manoeuvres osg
Excellent list, looking forward to trying so many I've never seen before.
It's great to see the mighty Amiga still having games developed for it so many years after it's 'demise'. You've chosen some class titles here m8, never seen most of em before. OnEscapee and Wasted Dreams look right up my street, gonna check them out, Worthy looks sweet, nice gfx. Tinyus in 6th! wha!? Awesome port! Tiny Bobble is a blinder, so good. There's a few top arcade ports been released, some still in dev what you can maybe feature next time? Jackal, Green Beret, Rick Dangerous remake, Scramble, Wonderboy....Amiga Forever! ;)
Oh yeah mate im gonna be featuring more new games, its exciting times in the Amiga world
Good list OSG, very pleased to be on it :)
Thanks mate and thanks for the time, effort and love that you put into turbo tomato
Damage was one of my favourites back in the day, also dog fight for som 2 player action🤘🏻
lol, never knew Simon lifted that Mary Whitehouse Experience bit ‘til now (or maybe just forgot!)
Nice. Never heard of these games before. Cheers from Finland!
Onescapee and worthy look fantastic!
they are mate
Great list, the Amiga is really enjoying some great new games recently
Wow, extremely pleased to see that Rotator made the cut OSG, especially considering the quality of new games being released! BTW, you have an older version of the game there, the final released version had new background graphics and a new scrolling routine that made it less "bouncy". Keep up the good work!
Did you make Rotator?
@@oldstylegaming Yes! :)
@@timgilbert8497 are you a sadist? Lol
@@oldstylegaming Perhaps a little bit! lol The key is small changes to the rotation speed, just going full speed left/right usually ends in disaster. Also remember the option to pull down to stop the spin, that helps you to regain control and get lined up for your next jump.
Genetic Species and Napalm really deserve to be in this list.
Worthy looks like an awesome game.
oh it is mate, I mean playing it is way better than watching it too
Very few games on this list are inspiring me to go play them. Maybe 2-3.
Like... all of these games would be in most peoples top 30 now
Good old Bubble Bobble... next time you play though... be firing and bursting bubbles, dropping down the screen, running around, and jumping = whatever is most appropriate. The umbrella, chewing gum, shoes etc are all triggered by doing this - you should be firing bubbles all the time on the early levels, get those vital bubblegums!
Great video as always :)
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice list - I think I'd put Tinyus top of the list cos it is soooooo good, but you know me. If you can't shoot stuff until it splodes I'm not interested 😅
Lol
I never understood the obsession with Dynablaster and its clones on the Amiga, when Bug Bomber exists.
03:23 I'm Treguard, and this is my favourite game on the Citadel
Great video as usual OSG! What is the name of track you used for intro and end?
I'd like to know that too
Knightmare is an updated conversion of the Konami MSX Classic! Nothing to do with Tregard, etc :)
yeah i know that lol
@@oldstylegaming Why didn't you say so then?! :) Great vid as always, looking forward to the next! :)
@@paulc3037 that part about tregard was a joke
@@oldstylegaming Not obvious though, listen back to your commentary - it sounds like you're talking solely about the TV show and the resulting game - no mention of Konami or MSX at all. It's just an observation, not a dig ! :)
taken on board :-)
Putty Squad was the first downloadable game I bought on my PS3. :)
Payback No.1 for me, but I was running it on PPC. Odd and frustratiing that many years later on the same machine I can't get it to run without an immediate crash!
Awesome video mate - I reckon I'd like just about every one of those games except Rotator... not even touching that with a pole, that'd drive me right up the wall. :D But great work, loved this vid.
lol well it is rage provoking but very rewarding when you manage to reach the exits lol
Awesome video, thanks!🙂
very good port of rygar, not my best arcade game of 80s but i liked it. best port x68000 japanese home computer. never came to britain or usa. on its debut well over £1000. nearly perfect port.
I never knew Gradius had a different name in the UK, I'm in the UK and had Gradius on the Nes. That Wasted Dreams looks good.
If you played it on any of the 8bit micros it was nemesis
@@oldstylegaming Salamander (the sequel) also had a different name in North American (Lifeforce)
GTA began life on the Amiga in 1996
Great video. Thanks.
Please do videos for the Spectrum and Amstrad as well
Here Italy, the videogame "Bubble Bobble" the original conversion for Amiga one half flop, this new conversion is better !!!
Hey, if you ever need help cutting out images, look for a site called remove,bg saves a ton of time, especially on fiddly bits like hair!
Hi, Lawrence!
Ill defo check that out Larry i use lunapic but the transparent was crap on these two pictures so had to use the eraser tool...which on a laptop touch pad is a nightmare
@@oldstylegaming I could imagine, I hate cutting out images. but remove (dot) bg is great. it even has a sister site to let you cut out people in videos!
Aw man thats class i wish i had that last night... when i watched the video back i wasnt happy with that bit when bill and jamie cut outs came in... ffs that was so easy...thanks mate
A few of these are definitely coded in Amos or Blitz Basic.
And several others including the first place game are coded in C. Not sure if there are any Scorpion Engine, RedPill or Backbone games in the list but it wouldn't suprise me. It's great there are so many choices of tools to make more Amiga games!
Bridge Strike and Tanks Furry! :)
Great Video loved those games wher can we get them ? 👍👍👍
Some are free but some are for a small price a quick google search will sort you out
Great list! Onescapee looks amazing! how can we play that one?
Its a CD game so either on a 1200 with CD or through an emulator...obvs the latter is cheapest
@@oldstylegaming Thanks for that! cheers!
Tanks fury reminds me of Combat from the Atari 2600.
9:40: and Silly Putty has yet to be released on the C64. If it turns out it's crap for a System 3 release, it's still probably a 70%er.
Nice list, although my favorite Solid Gold from Night Owl is missing?
I may do another list of ones ive missed
OSG = #AmigaKingPin
knightmare is a port of a Konami msx it looks like
You forgot the fantastic DynAMIte by AmigaZeux ;)
History today :)
KnightMare is a MSX 8 bit remake
They still make Amiga games in 2022? *mind blown
Dude, they still make Atari 2600 games in 2022. LOL
Putty Squad from System 3 when I download the disks are corrupt.
Bomb jack beer edition 👌 😍
You should really have put in Castle Kingdoms though, it's not bad for an A500 game and from the videos you put here only Tinyus is better.
That title reads as confusing lol.
Looks like some amazing games. I especially would like to sink my teeth in ”Putty squad”.
Did you do the intro? I need the scroll code for the scroll message!
Codetapper did it for me but if you get a cracktro with a scroll in it (whdload) you can just edit it with a hex editor and put in what you want
@@oldstylegaming I want the code so I can put it in my own games...but he'll most properly use assembler anyway..even the sin/cos equation would do.is he on TH-cam?
Whats the name of the music in the intro? :)
how many of these 20 games work on the A-500? (Joke...)
Super interessante
t-zer0, genetic species, shogo mad...
Gud vid
This motivates me a bit to dust off my A7000 just to rub it in the faces of the Amiga owners. But we're all friends these days, right? 😁
There was an A7000?
@@thegreathadoken6808 Basically a cut-down Acorn RiscPC.
would not like to play that first game whil on LSD !
Where's the Lambton Worm?? :-)
That wrapped itself around fatfield hill
@@oldstylegaming He craaled away an' lapped he's tail Ten times roond Pensha Hill.
@@gnattress lol thats the new version, round here we always say he wrapped himself round worm hill which is in fatfield
@@oldstylegaming Sounds like we now have the premise for a wonderful video game - battle of the worms, each with their own hill home base!
I wonder if the Lambton worm is copyright 😂😂
All the shooters and platformers, which I find incredibly boring and childish... were no (fantasy) role playing games released? What about driving simulations? Strategies? Logic games? Anything but going around and shooting?
What kind of dialect or accent is that? I only understand half of it.
Are you english?
You should exclude “unofficial ports” and only include original games the next time. Maybe they are labors of love and had hours of coding which few people can do, but they are stealing someone else’s work and also stealing a spot on these lists to true creators. Sorry, but that’s how I see it.
Nah i dont get that to be honest, a game is a game, lets face it most of these games even if they arent remakes of games can be said to have taken aspects from other games as most ideas have already been done. Personally i love that people remake games and give us what we should have had originally
@@oldstylegaming STILL waiting for that darn outrun remake
So when people make ports, that doesn't mean they have a labour of love for the games they are making or porting? That makes this much logical sense...
Take a dozen eggs...
Eat six
Throw the other six in the trash
and What's left in the carton is how much logical sense that makes
@@JMDAmigaMusic Why, when you have CANNONBALL for that?
amazing games!
Can u show a clip of granada sisters?
U had to jump on eye balls and stuff, bit like marrio