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Ian Gledhill wrote:
> 
> In article <Malek.Berrah-2603961957050001@clmac4.epfl.ch> Malek.Berrah@cl.adm.epfl.ch (Malek) writes:
> > Hi dudes,
> >
> > This message to tell you i'm having more fun with my PSX than I ever had
> > with my (dusty) CD32 ;-)
> >
> In that case, stick to rec.game.video.sony or whatever, please.
> 
> I must tell you I have more fun with my A4000 & CD_ROM and CD32 emulation
> than I could have a PSX... AND let's see you use a PSX to work with (like
> a CD32 and SX-1).
> 
> Anyway, PSX can't be better 'cos you can't get Jetstrike on it :-)

But you can't get Tekken on the CD32 either!  And that's something I don't
like, as I became too fond of that game lately.  Apparently, they consider 
the CD32 too low-spec ... they should have a look at Sword of Sodan which 
came out several years ago and had HUGE and extremely good-looking sprites...
on a plain A500!!!  That was Discovery Software's work... and by judging from
another game of theirs, a shoot'em'up called Hybris, with brilliant colours
and sprites (think of a better version of Terra Cresta!) and arcade gameplay,
I must say that they really knew how to make the most of an Amiga.  I wonder
if they would be interested to make games on Amigas again... if they could
make Sword of Sodan on an A500, I bet they could convert modern arcade games
with success.

Moutos (just a funny nickname)