Do I have to say who was responsible for this preservation? Steven Brwons, of course...
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Return of the Jedi
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Re: Return of the Jedi
I remember playing a similar game where you had to avoid that any of the 8 tentacles reach the center. That game was also published in Load'n'run... is this game a hack?
Re: Return of the Jedi
This one's already in the archive. There's nothing else to add by the looks of it.
It's a decent laser-wheel game this, but 6 quid in 1983?!!
It's a decent laser-wheel game this, but 6 quid in 1983?!!
It would be interesting to know if there is a Load 'n' Run equivalent out there - shout out if anyone finds it. However, my experience so far is that the LnR version is the hack.
Re: Return of the Jedi
The existing dump is a .tap file, the .tzx file will give you accurate pauses between blocks if nothing else.
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Re: Return of the Jedi
It's actually called RETURN OF THE JEDY. According to PCW: "The title, as you see, is cunningly disguised so you won't realise the game has anything to do with the film"
It's interesting to see how often titles were mispelled (intentionally or not) back in the day, for instance LASER was frequently mispelled as LAZER. Mistranslations were even more frequent, some very recent examples are THE STIG and DEPTH LOAD. Does anybody remember any others?
It's interesting to see how often titles were mispelled (intentionally or not) back in the day, for instance LASER was frequently mispelled as LAZER. Mistranslations were even more frequent, some very recent examples are THE STIG and DEPTH LOAD. Does anybody remember any others?