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Originally posted by runpro View PostIt's great, I'm really grateful for that like naruto senki
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Originally posted by SuekSeath View Post8 Bit Pinball Games
it worked before pretty well but not real well i have two HD 1 with 32bit and the other with 64bit . Using some debug cheats for Sims4.
i see a much improvement with 32 bit
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Originally posted by tfhfony View PostIn the meantime, I have added 2 classic Pinball games (8 tables) for you to play online:
Pinball Dreams: http://www.file-hunter.com/amiga/#Pinball_Dreams-myfirstpremiercard
Pinball Fantasies: http://www.file-hunter.com/amiga/#Pinball_Fantasies
You'll need a fast PC to play these tables in your broswer, but these are 2 classic 16-bit Pinball Games. The music can be glitchy (especially during the intros) but the tables are very well playable.
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Not a real machine but I used to love Sonic Spinball (on Game Gear).
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8 Bit Pinball Games
it worked before pretty well but not real well i have two HD 1 with 32bit and the other with 64bit
i see a much improvement with 32 bit
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yeah, played on ps3 but it would be cool to see them on next station.
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Originally posted by shogun00 View PostFWIW, both games available on the PSN and can be played on PS3, Vita, and PSP.
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Originally posted by tfhfony View PostIn the meantime, I have added 2 classic Pinball games (8 tables) for you to play online:
Pinball Dreams: http://www.file-hunter.com/amiga/#Pinball_Dreams
Pinball Fantasies: http://www.file-hunter.com/amiga/#Pinball_Fantasies
You'll need a fast PC to play these tables in your broswer, but these are 2 classic 16-bit Pinball Games. The music can be glitchy (especially during the intros) but the tables are very well playable.
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Originally posted by hajdu View PostThis thread is awesome!!!
Definitely try these games at home!
Maybe an idea for (some) future tables? 8/16 bit (and maybe have a talk with the people from Pinball Dreams/Fantasies about revamped versions).
What also would be cool: The 16-bit Partyland / Graveyard tables as single-ball mini-games inside a 8/16 bit table pack
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In the meantime, I have added 2 classic Pinball games (8 tables) for you to play online:
Pinball Dreams: http://www.file-hunter.com/amiga/#Pinball_Dreams
Pinball Fantasies: http://www.file-hunter.com/amiga/#Pinball_Fantasies
You'll need a fast PC to play these tables in your broswer, but these are 2 classic 16-bit Pinball Games. The music can be glitchy (especially during the intros) but the tables are very well playable.
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Nes pinball games
Check out "High Speed" & "Pinbot" for the NES.I think you can find emulators for them. I used to looooove playin' these two machines in the arcades.
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8-Bit Pinball Games
When I was a young boy, a long long time ago, Rollerball was my first Pinball Game I played on a computer. Later on I played a bunch of other games, including the fantastic Pinball Dreams/Fantasies & Illusions series on the Amiga.
Recently I ran into Rollerball again, together with some other old 8-bit Pinball games:
Rollerball: http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/RollerBall.html
Fireball: http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/FireBall.html
Trickboy: http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/TrickBoy.html
Thunderball: http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/ThunderBall.html
SquareDancer: http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/SquareDancer.html
Macadam Bumper: http://www.file-hunter.com/MSX/MacadamBumper.html
You can play these online in your broswer. No need to install anything.
Yes, they are slow. They are pixely, chunky & symplistic. But it gives you a good idea on how this all started. Have fun playing some of these oldies.Tags: None
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