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Revision as of 13:26, 8 January 2010
Rick Dangerous 128+ is an extended version of Rick Dangerous for the Amstrad 6128+ with the aim to include extra PLUS features thanks to the extended memory.
Contents
Screenshots
Title page
Options menu
First cutscene
Original graphics reworked
New room from 16 bits levels
Video
{{#ev:youtube|lME6q6pV7Xs|300}}
Features
- the famous digitised 'Whhhaaa' sample at 15Khz !
- Full levels from 16bits versions (special THX to bigorno)
- Cutscenes with graphics from the Amiga version
- Musics from the Atari ST version
- Redone tiles and sprites, additionnal artwork.
- And many, many surprises...
Team
- Fano : Main code and additionnal graphics
- BDC-Iron : Intro code and graphics
- MacDeath : Ingame graphics
Special Thanks
- Bigorno.net [1] : 16bits levels and Xrick source code
- Rick Dangerous Resurrected [2] : Rick Dangerous ressources
- Targhan from Arkos : FDC tools code
- MetalBrain : Exomizer cruncher code
- Madram from Overlanders : AYC player code
- Fkey : YM cruncher
Original Team
(infos taken from Wikipedia's french page)
- Programm, conception : Simon Phipps
- Graphics : Simon Phipps, Terry Lloyd
- Music : Dave Pridmore
- Level Design : Rob Toone, Bob Churchill
- Programmation Amstrad & Spectrum : Dave Pridmore
- Programmation C64 : Stu Gregg
Download and links
Release date : December 24th 2009
To wish you an happy cRICKstmas... it will be a nice occasion to introduce good old Rick on 6128+ to kids in your families...
But...but wait...
It is the December 24th 2009.
Media:Rick_final.zip here it is.
You can also find it at BDC-Iron's page (in French), alongside the first review of this game (with pictures).
And be kind to troll there for the guy suffers from the awfull "Speccyfanboyist syndrome" and "Commodorkness" :
"In many ways I consider the Amstrad CPC version of both Rick games to be the weakest of the three 8-bit versions. CPC owners won't like that, but all I'll say is you should have bought a Speccy instead... " Or a 6128+ ?
