Anyone remember this C16/+4 Game? Pirate related.

[McGraw]

It was a Treasure Island maze. I think it was actually called Treasure Island.

The view was top down but you could see the people from the side.

I think you were the young lad from the Treasure Island book. You started off at the coast next to your boat.

You picked up swords which you threw at other pirates. Each sword could only be used once and there was exactly the right amount of swords for the number of pirates.

The game was basically a memory test.

I would really like to find a site with info on this game for sentimental reasons.

Any ideas?

Cheers.

[Raistlin]

How's this for a start?

http://plus4.emucamp.com/maps/treasu...sland_map.html

http://plus4.emucamp.com/maps/treasu...ureisland.html
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Download the music here:

http://www.lemon64.com/games/details.php?ID=2709
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Look for C16 or C64 emulators.

You should be able to find one, download and install it, and then download a copy of the game to play

[McGraw]

Fantastic! Thanks a lot!

[Raistlin]

You're welcome...

[Tricky]

That looks like Sabre Wulf with different graphics

Don't know that game but could anyone steer me in the right direction for the old amiga classic GODS (Bitmap Brothers) - brings a tear to my eye and the music was brilliant (for the time!)

[Raistlin]

Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT

Don't know that game but could anyone steer me in the right direction for the old amiga classic GODS (Bitmap Brothers) - brings a tear to my eye and the music was brilliant (for the time!)

This any good to you?

http://www.gods-country.de/
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[daz300]

how about rock man i love to play it on the c64 . you move rocks around to get to the next level door . lots of fun .

[Raistlin]

Remember guys..... Google is your best friend

Originally Posted by Raistlin

This any good to you?

http://www.gods-country.de/
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Cheers!

Also found this on the Official site. Don't really understand any of it though - a bit too techie for me :- Gods is all available through R-Comp Interactive for any computer with RISC OS 3.1 or higher at £20 and with 2 Mb RAM (4Mb recommended). A minimum of an ARM2 is needed (preferably ARM250/ARM3), but it requires a High-Density Drive. A Hard Drive is recommended.

Is this going to work on most 'new' PC's ?

Originally Posted by Raistlin

Remember guys..... Google is your best friend

You tell em raist

[Raistlin]

Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT

Cheers!

Also found this on the Official site. Don't really understand any of it though - a bit too techie for me :- Gods is all available through R-Comp Interactive for any computer with RISC OS 3.1 or higher at £20 and with 2 Mb RAM (4Mb recommended). A minimum of an ARM2 is needed (preferably ARM250/ARM3), but it requires a High-Density Drive. A Hard Drive is recommended.

Is this going to work on most 'new' PC's ?

This might help:

http://www.worldofwibble.com/aboutriscos.html
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Looks like it won't work with your "new PC".

[Jon M]

Originally Posted by McGraw

It was a Treasure Island maze. I think it was actually called Treasure Island.

The view was top down but you could see the people from the side.

I think you were the young lad from the Treasure Island book. You started off at the coast next to your boat.

You picked up swords which you threw at other pirates. Each sword could only be used once and there was exactly the right amount of swords for the number of pirates.

The game was basically a memory test.

I would really like to find a site with info on this game for sentimental reasons.

Any ideas?

Cheers.

A pirate memory game, ages 4 to 8... haven't you got anything a little less piratey?

[Raistlin]

Originally Posted by s1lv3r

A pirate memory game, ages 4 to 8... haven't you got anything a little less piratey?

It was only a matter of time.....

[Jon M]

Originally Posted by Raistlin

It was only a matter of time.....

Well, what can I say, without Nugget there was just an empty void ready to be filled.