Youch bryan!
I've never played the nes version, but have the Snes version and that's bad
enough, I've only ever completed the 2nd stage twice, and as soon as I get
to the 3rd I die within two seconds as my bike smashes into a pillar, and
that after a long time of trying at the game!
We'll also forget about the first level where only memorization of where the
ground crumbles away can save you from falling to your doom!
And how about Ghouls n ghosts? now there! is pure torture, it even makes
mega man feel like a relief ;D.
Beware the grue!
dark.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bryan Peterson" <[email protected]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2011 4:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] getting a emulator for the blind.
Exactly. I discuss a lot of the games I would want to create or see
created in audio form. I just had a rather wicked thought about that not
too long ago, brought on by aving heard some blind gamers complain anytime
some new developer tries to introduce a little real challenge to the
market. I got to thinking that if some people think MOTA on Easy or even
Q9 is too hard (I've heard more actual complaints about the former), then
there really ought to be an audio game in the same style as the NES
version of Battletoads. Anybody who really had the chance to play that
game will know that it was famous, or perhaps infamous would be more
accurate, for its difficulty which I need hardly point out was not
customizable. I'm quite sure that a few minutes alone with Battletoads
would shut up those who think MOTA or Q9 is too hard.
We are the Knights who saaaaay...Ni!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Ward" <[email protected]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2011 8:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] getting a emulator for the blind.
Hi Michael,
Well, sorry but I certainly didn't intend to send the same message
twice. It was an accident.
Anyway, I think one reason David Greenwood doesn't publish much about
his engine is he took it off the market while he upgrades it. I'm not
even sure David Greenwood is still offering licenses for it currently.
In either case I can tell you straight up that BGT is a superior
engine in more ways than one so the sorts of prices David Greenwood
charges for the GMA engine won't cut it considering BGT is much much
cheaper.
The only way to get information about the GMA Engine has always been
to talk to David Greenwood privately. The engine was never offered on
the website, and sales or licenses were done on a person by person
basis. Not sure why he was so secretive about the whole thing, but the
GMA Engine was never exactly publically for sale the way BGT is.
HTH
On 8/11/11, Michael Gauler <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Thomas,
why did you post the E-Mail about your thoughts on the GMA engine twice?
I really did get it twice...
Butlet's think for a moment I was interested in the GMA engine.
How was I supposed to get such info like you told me here when David
doesn't
say anything about his site.
I mean, to whoom he'll give the engine (and how much it is) is his
decision
after all, but how are you supposed to get such info. According to his
site
itself, the engine doesn't exist. I know that it exists and I could
write
him directly asking about it of course, but regardless of price BGT is
easier to get at least basic info about it without downloading the trial
version...
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