40 GREAT AMIGA GAMES
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The Amiga is a family of personal computers sold by Commodore in the 1980s and 1990s. Based on the Motorola 68000 family of microprocessors, the machine has a custom chipset with graphics and sound capabilities that were unprecedented for the price, and a pre-emptive multitasking operating system called AmigaOS. Although early Commodore advertisements attempt to cast the computer as an all-purpose business machine, especially when outfitted with the Amiga Sidecar PC compatibility add-on, the Amiga was most commercially successful as a home computer, with a wide range of games and creative software.
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During my youth in the 80s i was a relatively satisfied user of a 48k spectrum..a relative had bought an Amiga500 and i was blown away...my parents got me an amiga 500 for xmas...had the amiga ever since to this day...best home computer ever made in my opinion.
No doubt. At the time it was every kids dream. I still own an Amiga 500 with ram upgrade to 1mb.
@@ClassicReplay i have 3 of them lol...
The 90s were great. Christmas was still fun. No Internet and no social media.
The internet was fun at first, but quickly became too commercial and has now taken over people's lives.
@@ClassicReplayThe Internet was maintained by hobbyist open source Unix hackers at first. Now it's all offshore low wage workers working for murderous big corporate sharks...
And Linux and *BSDs became bloated monsters. The complexity of everything killed everything.
Thank you for this. I know these days most people don't care about the Amiga but it will always have a place in my heart.
Oh but they do. Retro Games are releasing the A500 Mini mext month and I have mine on pre-order. Join the party my friend!
@jamesbarker5535 I go back and forth on it but I think it will come down to the controller for me. The stiff C64 Mini joystick felt so bad that it completely ruined the experience for me.
@@finelerv for me, its the remapping to button complexity.
The Amiga scene is massive still. New games and hardware being released all the time.
I let my kids play Lemmings the other day, they loved it. Goes to show you that class is timeless.
I didn’t think my six year old would understand it, but in no time she’d rescued her first lot of lemmings
Your spot on I’m 52 and loves the 80s and 90s. Fantastic. 😊
Great video mate. Was born in 76 and had nearly all these games. Also in my list. It Came From The Desert. Gods. Alien 3. Buggy Boy. Stunt Car Racer. Jaguar XJ220. Strider. Ghouls n Ghosts. Altered Beast. Fire and Ice. Chuck Rock. X-Out. Even Street Fighter 2! First Samurai. Loads more I've forgotten.
Cheers my friend. On Fire and Ice, seriously underrated game. One of the best ever.
Great video 😀👍 I also recommend watching the video *Echa Ekranu* 😀👍
Funny what you said about Robocop. I remember back then going to this guys house because we had some school project to do. He had an Amiga and Robocop. Ended up staying at his house for a couple days until I beat it. He didn't mind. His parents fed me. One of those funny memories.
People just don't understand how significant these games were back in the day.
I was playing the Arcade version of Track & Field yesterday, and remembering my young self being mesmerised in the mid-late 80s.
Why would I want to WATCH cartoons when I could actually PLAY that game, and BE one of the characters!?!?!
100%
Xenon, Bomb The Bass, Bitmap Brothers ! Arf... The sound of the Amiga 🤪🤩😍
* 3 friends (plus yourself)
Ooooh! This looks good.
What's great about these videos is that when the ST & Amiga started selling and getting loads of games, I was still around 10 years old and didn't have one.
I played other peoples ST and Amigas from around 1990, and loved them to bits.
So - it's great to watch videos like these, that show me the odd game that I never had the chance to sample back in the day.
I now have a 4MB STe and an Amiga 3000, so I can try all of these games - it's good to see these recommendations!
The Graphics were always so much better on the Amiga. My wife bought me a NES clone and I just couldn't understand it. Looking forward to my pre ordered Amiga 500 Mini as my parents threw away my Amiga and 1000's of game when I left home and joined the service back in 2000.
I gotta get back into emulation ..👀
Amiga form a comunity that now days is difficult to found....was an incredible experience...more if we think that in that time was a very small people who have an amiga...
Those same people are still around, mostly driven apart by consumerism and forcing us to by the next best thing. Plenty of places, retro events, Facebook, twitter, CZcams for us all to thrive until the inevitable 🤣
That was an awesome trip down memory lane. Some cracking choices. Carrier Command and Turrican 2 both had amazing music. Rick Dangerous' death scream has also long been my text message tone 😁
Thanks for taking time out to watch. Turrican has long been my ring tone 👍🏻
*Sigh* I miss my Amiga 500
I miss the time I was that young. 😕
Get another one.
I had the Amiga 600
Moonstone - what a game that was! Something special for the Amiga. I remember stepping up from Dizzy and Renegade on my Amstrad to games like Syndicate, Gobliiins and Monkey Island - it was like a whole new world!
I went from Dizzy, Renegade, Robocop and Target Renegade on the Amstrad, to Strider, Golden Axe and Streets of Rage on the Sega Megadrive. It was amazing 😻 I didn’t get an Amiga 500 until the SNES era, but loved it, especially all those pirated games 🚨
well as good as adventures were, you just gotta play the SE versions of Money island 2 and above on PC..
But Mokey Island 2 will always be my fav...
The move from 8-bit games to 16-bit was revolutionary. It literally blew my head. There was a trend to move to more complex games in the late 80s: adventure games, strategy, rpg's and simulations...
Still play on Amigas to this day. Currently have half a dozen of them with the daddy being the accelerated a1200. The games may lack to modern consoles but man are they fun to play. My favourite being Settlers.
IK+ Still plays great to me... I love Super Hang On as well, plus Lotus series
Thanks for showing this video. The secret of monkey Island is my personal favourite video game of all time and I agree completely with what you say of the 80s and 90s being the best decades, everyone was so much happier!
Maybe your just happier back in the world
@@SEAMUSPM1 ..i know I am
Great video game review for Amiga! Just bought my 500 mini today and can't wait to try these out!! Thanks for the hard work you put into this video to help us all out! ;-)
I think you’re going to love it! Thanks 😊
I got a copy of moonstone from a school mate which I completed a few times it was a great game, I used to love my 500 that I saved up paper round money and birthday and christmas money, I now have a 1200 which I am doing up, I had my Amiga connected a hifi so it so games sounded amazing, my fav pinball was nightmare and I love bitmap bros their games are stunning.
Sounds amazing! Wonderful memories and thanks for sharing. A1200 was and still is a fabulous computer
@@ClassicReplay Absolutely the Amiga is the best machine by far I have my 1200 connect to very nice good quality speakers and the games sound amazing, I can sit there listening to game music for ages.
Born in 1980 and went from Vic 20 to C64 to A1200, great times
That would have been amazing
The best home computer ever product with the best os !!!
That's some really fine list of Amiga Games! I would add Ambermoon, Apydia, Battle Squadron, Lionheart...well....there are so many great ones too...to your list. :-D Really love my Amigas still today 🙂
Amiga Mini coming soon, second lease of life. I’ll personally wait for the full size model.
Battre squardon 👍😍😍😍
Turbo Trax better than Supercars? That's fighting talk, Sir! 😉
I just found Super Cars a bit slow in comparison, but both good games 👍🏻
Amiga 500 mini!! I'm so excited about it now.
Video impeccabile,selezione di giochi superba.l'AMIGA merita un video cosi.ottimo lavoro
This is why I love my Amiga. I have all these and totally agreed
Good to hear! Hope you enjoyed. What's your top five?
Sensible Soccer, Silkworm, Fire and Ice, Super frog, megaball, rampart, ironman steward super off road, Lotus Turbo, Soccer Kid, Chaos Engine 2, last samurai, micro machines, continental circus, zool, flashback, football manager 3,..and Street fighter ii (Trash as it was). God I loved the Amiga .
They were the best decades ever. Quite right. Now we can look forward to, as the man said, the express elevator to hell, going down.
Thank you for this video! Made me remember when I was between 8 and 10 year old playing these games at home or at my friends house. Truly amazing memories. I was fortunate to have the amiga 500 and later the amiga 600. Today I really want to buy it but recently bumped into rg35xx.... can't wait!!!!
You're very welcome!
all of the 80s was the best...early 90s to 1995 was good but then went downhill for me. tv started being crap too at that point and so did music
One of my first big purchases in life was my Amiga 500.Never regretted buying one,what a massive jump up from my Speccy and C64.Had most of the games on your list but I would have added Starglider 2 as it was the first Amiga game I played which was great for a multi planetary open world game.Great Top 50 though 👍🏻
Couldn't agree more! I messed up there ;-)
So was mine, and the Action Replay III, and my A570 cd-rom drive. If the A570 came out before the Amiga 500 ceased production, everyone would have a different view...
I means, who cares... ... yes , its odd they bought it out when the machine died for the product they were selling it for, but who worries abut that ??? Apparently most people... Perhaps i'm just the minority.. I buy things for the usefulness, not by the date.
After watching hours and hours worth of your videos tonight, your love for shoot em ups comes through loud and clear. I’m with ya! I love my retro shmups. What about putting together a video of the ultimate retro shmups? That would be amazing!! Top 20 or 30 Shoot em ups on all system!! 🤔👌👌
CZcams is.a virus... Its contagious,, :P Dam..
Amiga Gauntlet II is identical to the ST release, Gauntlet games on Amiga should look like Gauntlet 4 on the Megadrive. Horizontal scrolling issues aside, Gauntlet 1 on the ST as an exclusive was much nicer than G2 on ST (and therefore Amiga) with it's tiny 16 pixel NES 8bit looking graphics and ZX Spectrum 2 colour floor tiles. The Amiga 1000 was the best computer ever released relative to all competitors at any price, really loved it and it was the best computer in the world compared to rivals on sale...Amiga is not my favourite computer for video games, 90% technically duff releases or no release for Amiga frequent instances but I still used it a lot for Digi-view/Digipaint, Dpaint 3 or Dpaint 4 AGA anims and sound sampling etc. If you had an Amiga 4000/040 in 1992 you could have played F1 at PC 486 33mhz speeds of course....and a 486 with music module and sampled sound card and reasonable SVGA card was not cheaper either.
So glad you're back
So many awesome games on this machine and I still have one with the big brick hard drive and boxes of games 😊
Retirement fund 😉
Great shout of No Second Prize, cracking game.
Excelllent selection! You Sir are a gentleman and a scholar! :) Kindred soul! :D Gotta get my old amiga back!!
I used to go to an Amiga Club in a snooker hall if that counts..
Voodoo Nightmare, that's a game I've never heard of and it looked pretty good.
Then my work is done ;-) Yes, it's a great little game.
Many good games not mentioned here.. well known highly rated classics too. Many on this list were a bit obscure. Then again I do understand it's your favourite games list. :)
I just discovered your channel and watching this video convinced me to subscribe, your favourite games almost completely mirrored mine. I even found a few that i missed, gotta try them later.
Awesome, thank you! Welcome onboard my friend.
I still have my Amiga 500 & 2000 with all peripherals and just about every game for them (most of them bootleg) Haven't started them up in like 40 years or so. Great machines in the day!
Be rude not to get them out, dust ‘em off and give them a good going over! R-Type, Super Cars, Stunt Car… The list is endless
@@ClassicReplay Tell ya the truth, I don't remember how to even boot them up. Been a very long time. I'm sure the 2000 or so 31/2" disks are worthless by now.
Yeah, probably. You still have the memories though 😊
@@ClassicReplay And what memories they were. I saw Jumpman running in a store, and I knew I had to have that machine. Don't know how many hours my friends & I played the game M.U.L.E. on the C64. Then Amiga came, and the graphics were mind blowing.
My personal Amiga 500 top 10(no order): Battle Squadron, Hired Guns, Lords of the Rising Sun, Harpoon, It Came from the Desert, Turrican II, Speedball 2, Pinball Fantasy, Eye of the Beholder, Dungeon Master, and Gods.
Can't argue. All great!!!
Can’t argue with that selection
My girlfriend (now wife) and I had tons of fun playing NZ Story, probably still would...working on getting an Amiga Emulation setup in the living room these 30 years later :D
Amiga mini out soon from Argos
Great ending with Zool there.. I'd never played it until last year, I'd always loved the name so thought I'd try the MD version via emulation. Really liked it so bought the remake on PS4 which I've now downloaded to PS5. Such a fun and uplifting visual feel to it.
Yes, I think the only people that don’t like it have never played it or biased 🤣
@@ClassicReplay I think I fancy a mid-life crisis and changing my own name to Zool!
Some choices are totally out of the left field and that, along with your commentary, is what makes your videos stand out
Unexpected, unusual I can live with 😉
I always enjoyed Midnight Resistance, Walker, Agony, Project X, Apydia, and Chase HQ too, all brilliant fun. But my favourite game, which I know was a total R-type clone, was Katakis. I played that more than any other game.
The Amiga had one of the best ports of R-Type. If you’ve never played it, check it out.
@@ClassicReplay Oh I played one and two, I just always preferred Katakis.
Great selection, though it lacks of adventure games a bit. Merci pour les adaptations et les jeux français (Another World, Crazy Cars III, Toki, Vroom, Dragon Ninja). Nice video.
I want to add my favorite games: nuclear war, arkanoid 2, Batman caped crusader, populous, lotus turbo challenge 2, rainbows Islands, sid meiers pirates 🏴☠️
Lotus 2 was brilliant! But I think I’ll always prefer the original. Both very good though. What people forget about Pirates is the price back when first released. Almost £40! Rainbow Islands still plays a blinder. The rest you mention are good as well, although Caped Crusader I can take or leave.
Vroom (Amiga / ST) / F1 (Mega Drive) were awesome games They still play great nowadays.
So well written. Sprite scaling AND 3D at (very) high speed on 68000 based systems? Yes please.
The best version of Xenon 2: Megablast is on the Commodore CDTV
Is it the same as the CD32? I was concentrating more on the Amiga computers, 500, 600 and 1200. But I would like to know more about the CDTV, I have one in the loft, bought it from a car boot sale recently.
@@ClassicReplay Sorry I don't know, I played it on a emulator using a Raspberry pi, the music by Bomb the bass was CD audio. Had a Amiga 500 back in the day. Thank for the video great memories
Nice ! I own a 3000 Amiga and sometimes play gmaes on it... Saddly no game Elf mentioned - arcade/adventure from 1991)
Oh no!
@@ClassicReplay ?? What does that "oh no! mean ? )
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It was a good platformer, I should have included
Oh Man, thanks for that journey to the past 😁 I've played almost every title you showed here on my Amiga 500 that days. Great time. Do You know some good emulator to play this today on pc or android?
Winuae is pretty good. There are probably others.
@@auritone WinUAE is THE Amiga emulator, I believe.
@@auritone Thank you, I'll try :)
Konix Navigator. Was my stick of choice on the old Amiga. Blister inducing but once you got used to it, it gave you great control :)
Great games. I had most of them in my ST and maybe 80% looked similar (of course not shadow of the beast, pinball dreams or very technical games).
Who cares about "Shadow of the Beast"... i was lucky i owned A500... but i always thought "SOTB" was an over pumped title.
Nice graphyc as such a very ugly gameplay, not just ugly, i mean AWFULL... i loved Amiga 500 , but some games that are claimed like masterpieces, sometimes could be garbage for my taste, and Shadow, is the first in my list.
@@enricomazzarellosimracing6502 I think it's now widely accepted that SOTB was more a tech demo on the Amiga with flawed game play - although it was raved about at the time! Things improved from a game play perspective with SOTB 2 and 3 though.
@@jamesbarker5535 some people does not sees like that ... but i'm agree with that.
World class rugby is still the best rugby simulation. God I miss those days. Young and care free.
Ah the memories…grew up playing the Amiga in my teens. Happy days
In Denmark back then the Amiga costs £558 (5000 DKK) from new. And it was to expensive for me. So i played on my C64 and Nes instead but i got one used after a year or so. and i was just sold! ;) and the rest are history. ps- great video :) and we have a lot of favorit games in common. ( pinbal fantasies, Dreams, Sensible soccer, worms, ect) but my all time favorritte Amiga game are Superfrog. best regards Michael
Thanks 😊 big fan of super frog and Fire and ice 👍🏻
@@ClassicReplay you are wery welcome and thanks again. for the video ( and for a great narrative. its fun to listen to) Fire and ice are great to. and Zool both 1 AND 2).;). regards Michael
Apparently the game Rad Rogers is a sequel of sorts to Ruff N Tumble.
Thanks I will check that out as I loved the original 👍
Crazy Cars 3 was great. Super Cars 2 was the other epic racer on the Amiga, my favourite.
100% unbelievable times
The 'Curtains' hair cut will come back! Unfortunately my hair sure wont lol
Xénon 2, rick dangerous 2 ,shadow of beast 👍
Awesome so many memories, and I agree with you.. I only needed my Amiga.. I wasn't Amazed again before playstation came out.
I'll put all these games on the A500 mini🤘🏻
When I look at this games after years I think......wow what outstanding good graphics. In my memories the graphics are always not that good! Always fascinating what a great machine the Amiga is! I modded an Amiga 1200 to its limits in the beginning of 2000. I could play Quake 2 and other highend graphic games of that time on it. But nothing is as good as a great round Kick Off, Golden Axe, North and South, Speedball 2, Battle Squaddron and so on with a friend! Outstanding machine......never gets old;-)
Thats a great list for sure...but have you forgotten Myth??
I preferred Myth on the ZX Spectrum and C64 🤷🏻♂️
some very good titles ill be checking out!
im an amiga fanboi but in what world is the awful amiga port of un squadron better than the snes one? in what way?
The SNES version looks superior, moves smoother. But doesn't play it. Same name, different game. The difficulty is insane when compared to the arcade or Amiga. 2 player option scrapped, they removed some of the weapons that were awesome, no idea why. Why on earth does the gun pod fire up on the SNES version, it should fire down. When you die, it's straight back to the map screen. Only three lives and three continues ffs! Different stages as well, crappy sub stage. IMHO ;-)
SNES UN Squadron isn't even the same game. It should be 'Super' UN Squadron.
Look at some of the other games, like 'Super' Chase HQ. That isn't Chase HQ.
SNES existed in its own category, and had some amazing games, but they weren't faithful ports of the classics beyond Street Fighter II, which was iconic.
The Amiga only suffered from having 1 button games. Commodore didn't understand gaming and its importance to the Amiga's success, or else they would have sorted that out with an official multi-button controller bundle and a scheme to port some of the classics over to multi-button functionality by the time SFII was out in the Arcades.
Next was the floppy disk, as it was fine until around 1990, but the 800KB capacity became an Achilles heel in the 90s.
Again, Commodore needed a gaming division - the Amiga 500 Plus should have been a second hardware tier - 1MB RAM minimum, 6 button controller and all bundled games should have the OPTION to install to hard drive.
Hindsight is 20/20. Ideally that would have been an Amiga tier 2 hardware spec.
Next would be CD ROM and ideally some 3D graphics hardware along with AGA. Doom pretty much killed off the Amiga, as everyone abandoned ship as the Amiga didn't get Doom while the 1200 was still quite expensive.
Born 1965, had Amiga 500. Bought the Amiga 1200, put in hard drive, blizzard A1230 accelerator, 3 external disc drives and Amiga monitor. Moved house 2014, smashed it all up and put in skip. Wish I could turn back time, like Tina sang. R.I.P. TINA. 🥲🥲🥲
That’s shocking 😢 stay strong 💪🏻
Tip: You can play your favorite amiga games on the superior Atari St!
I’m sure there’s an oxymoron in that sentence 🤓
Excellent 🤭I had an Atari 520 STF, then an Amiga 500. I remember the schoolyard wars. It was a bit like between the C64 and the CPC, I had a CPC ;) I loved your joke. But in the end, I preferred the Amiga.
In the early 90s it was still only the rich kids that had Amigas in the UK. Most kids had Sega, Nintendo or Spectrums/C64.
I knew loads of kids from working class backgrounds that had Amiga 500’s. Parents purchased them through catalogs. Amiga was a big thing where I lived around 1990, completely took over. As soon as the Megadrive and SNES entered the arena, then the focus changed.
Amiga was king from 1987 to 1992...then PC took over.
SNES and Megadrive took a slice of the market as well. Also the 8bits were strong until around 90/91 and then died
@@ClassicReplay I'd say a bit later, more like 92/93, but yeah by that time most people had moved on, or were moving on, from the Spectrums/C64s/Amstrads.
I kept my 500+ and acquired two 1200s that I’ll restore.
One to standard and one with mods.
Great Review sub👍
Great video. Oh the memories.....
Make a video about favorite 2 player games also on the Amiga!
I didn’t really play that many two player games on the Amiga, probably Golden Axe and Lotus. The two player thing exploded for me when the Sega Megadrive and SNES entered my life.
@@ClassicReplay Bloodwytch and Chaos Engine, Vroom, Silworm. Are very good with 2 players
I will look into. Thanks 👍🏻
T'es à fond quand tu narres 😄👍
You cant make a list of just 40 Amiga games. There's games to make the list at least 100.
So true… I look forward to seeing your top 100
@@ClassicReplay Leander, Lion Heart, Yo Joe!, Traps N Treasures, Arabian Nights, Hired Guns, Alcatraz, Doodle Bug, Zee wolf, Apocalypse, Fire and ice, Deliverance, Walker, Space Crusade, Gloom, Virocop, Jetstrike, Odyssey, Genetic Species, fLink, Gods, PP Hammer, Guardian, James Pond, D generation, Super Frog, Fighting Spirit, Jim Power, etc. I could go on and on.
All good games, had lots of fun playing most of those apart from fighting spirit and Jim Power. But not games I personally still go back to. Fire and Ice is another good one, my wife swears by it. Another is Shuffle Puck Cafe
You're missing Robocod, Magic Pockets, Superfrog and a ton more!
All greats, not sure about Magic Pockets though, didn’t gel with that one, although I liked it when they played it on one of the Saturday shows
thanks for this cool video! for me moonstone was definately top 5. These games would also be in my list: disc, international karate + (this was the shit!), supercars 2, midnight resistance, syndicate, vikings, jaguar xj220, seoul, final fight, leander, north and south!, firepower, battle island, road rage, body blows galactic, wizz n lizz, flashback, another world :)
All great games, Disc I don’t think I’ve played. Final Fight I’m not convinced they did it the justice it deserved on the Amiga.
@@ClassicReplay disc was awsome. you had to remove the playfield of your opponent by throwing a disc on it. czcams.com/video/7RM02Mt9pmQ/video.html
Some really good games listed here I think some might be pre installed on the new Amiga Mini 500 coming out this year.
PlayStation 3 had some good Amiga remakes like Superfrog, Flashback etc and what’s great if you have a PS3 with custom firmware you can get these classics where it’s all setup ready to play. Of course the Amiga will always play them perfect.
I’m actually looking forward to the mini, however would prefer if it were full sized like the new C64 with working keyboard. Did you play Shadow of the Beast on PS4?
Outstanding content~!
Thanks ☺️
Anyone remember K240, one of my favourites
So many great games... respect to World Class Rugby, so underrated.
Yes, brilliant game that all rugby fans should enjoy.
@@ClassicReplay Loved world class rugby.
There was a rugby game with Jerusalem playing during the loading screen, does anyone know which one that was?
Did you ever like Syndicate? That one had me proper hooked. A lot of these games now I have trouble remembering if it was C64 version, Amiga or early PC as there was a lot of porting going on. These vids help me work that out because you can tell which version you had by the sounds and other small things ( I was on Amiga 1988 to 90 or 91 then PC came)
Yes, good game, but not one I go back to or play in 2022. But I might give it another go. I originally played Syndicate Wars on a different system, not the Amiga. Amazing you left the Amiga scene so early, PC wasn’t all that matured, standards for graphics card and sound card were still up in the air.
@@ClassicReplay It could have been a few more years, hard to remember, early 90's was when I hit my 20s and I was not at home as much! I've really been into looking back at all these emulated games now. So lucky we have all these emulators now.
Syndicate was awesome, a typically original and impressive game from Bullfrog. It could get very slow when there were a lot of people on screen at the same time, but it was fundamentally a very fun game, and I didn't mind much that the most hectic firefights were sluggish.
@@ClassicReplay386 chip was released in 1985. VGA card was released in 1987. I mark 1992 as the year when PCs took over because they were so many exclusive DOS titles that year: Ultima Underworld, Alone in the Dark, Wolfenstein 3D....And Doom really killed Amiga a year later.
When did Magic Carpet come out? For me that’s when I saw an immediate decline, almost overnight.
Canon Fodder the best 😀
What is the name of the brand/model of the joystick in the bottom right corner of screen? I used to love using those back in the day, and I'd love to get my hands on another one!
That my friend is the Konix Navigator
great vid subbed, A500 my era
Thjat was an awesome trip down memory lane. But no Alien Breed or Alien Breed II left me confused and aroused! Fewmin!!
Good game, but I remember thinking I’m just playing Gauntlet with guns and aliens. No bad thing, just expected more.
Indianapolis 500 had sound on pc using a command line
I don't like sports games and specially football ones like Fifa and PES but Sensible Soccer is my favorite Amiga game and the one I played the most. Its weird but true.
Диззи 2 просто шедевр
Had an Amiga 500 from ‘87 to ‘97.
Couple of my favorite games I didn’t see in the video; Zak McKraken, Dune 2, Wonderboy in monster land, super frog, James pond 2 code name Robocod
It’s hard to make a list of a top whatever when you’ve played hundreds of amazing games 🥹
All great games you’ve mentioned there. All worthy of the list. As you mention, very difficult to come up with a list without missing out classics like James Pond 2, Super Frog and many more. But thanks for watching. I couldn’t get into Dune 2, might have to revisit 😉
@@ClassicReplay Dune 2 being a command & conquer kind of game can be a bit tricky & not for everyone 😃
You should try Zak McKraken though which is an adventure game like Indiana Jones & monkey island. Great story & lots of humor.
@shinyagami8843 I know it’s strange, as I love all the Command & Conquer games 🤷🏻♂️ Yes, I will try Zak, seems to ring a bell. I’m sure I played it on the C64. The other you mention are great games.
@@ClassicReplay your mentions are good too, though I would go for Nitro or micro machines instead of super trax 😃
Loved Eye of the beholder, especially the 2nd one, Temple of Darkmoon; I don’t think there’s any modern RPG’s that implement D&D rules!
I remember for example having to sleep to replenish spell & it was mind blowing 🤯
I feel like Amiga was ahead of it's time
100% Everyone took it for granted.
What are you talking about on golden axe?
I hope i can enjoy Shadow of the beast in future. Nostalgic feelings! Never really given a real try, mainly because of the playability.
I think you had to be there to appreciate it. There’s a PS4 remake and it’s brilliant and easier to get into. But it sticks quite close to the original
Shadow of the beast 3 has aged much better in the gameplay department and still fun imo
@@drunkensailor112 Love that game!
Gud vid 😍
What happened at Golden axe game? 5 min in
If you haven’t seen it, then don’t worry. You will never be able to erase it otherwise 🤣
Didn't you like Superfrog? You didn't even give it an honerable mention. 😯
Yes, good little game. But not one I come back to. Probably prefer Fire and Ice. This list has been largely compiled on the games I play the most. But in all fairness, this list could have gone on and on. I’m sitting here typing this and thinking about all of the amazing games that I missed off the list 😢
@@ClassicReplay LOL i agree. Too many good ones! 👍🤣
Any Ideas how I get into disk 2 of the dizzy collection without the hack? Both disks are wrapped up in the lha file but only disk one comes up.
Indianapolis 500 is good. but why is Lemmings so far down in the list ? It should be top 10 easily. And as for the 'gore' option in Moonstone, Just give 'em a black and white TV :)
fyi. there is a Rick Dangerous 2.5, is that helps... then again probably not because it looks 'exactly the same'
I agree, Lemmings should be higher. When I do these lists, I give the vote to my two daughters and they decide. If they out vote me, I go with their choices. They really enjoyed Lemmings, but preferred other games before it. I think this shows which games have stood the test of time and appeal to a modern day audience.
80s was the best
For me personally late 80s early 90s were amazing
Indy 500 better than Stunt Car Racer is not something I would have as a thing. Both very different and brilliant. Stunt Car is not something I think you can top even now though
I agree! It’s just that I had both and played Indy 500 more.