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26 November 2006
Hello, Massoft
Mas> The main difference from the others is that the hero falls from the top left
Mas> parts of the crane, kind of like from a hatch. And Levels are probably the floors of the building.
Mas> You move along them and kill your opponents. I understand that I am writing in the wrong language
Mas> forum, but it was the 90th year, +-year and I think many spektrumists saw
Mas> something like that.
This is an Atari game!!! It's called Ninja!!! But there are two games on Atari with this
name, and therefore in the disk versions it was called by friendmo, but I don’t remember
!!! Do not confuse it with the game Ninja Misja, but this toy is also cool.
By the way, since it’s already so hot, maybe someone can help me remember what
computer or what console did they make the game "The Little Humpbacked Horse"??? I saw her
only in clubs on slot machines and I kept trying to understand what it was written on!!! How
I thought it was MSX!?!
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Alexey Maltsev
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26 November 2006
Hello, All
There is a website for emulators, but for some reason I can’t register on it, but I can’t remember
unbearable. At a time when computer clubs were on 48 carats, and in our country
There were several of them in Tula, there were also other cars that looked like
Nes, but definitely not them. There may be Atari consoles (not complete computers,
there is no keyboard) or something like that. The graphics are like Speck, but faster. On
there are about four hefty buttons, like for reset, etc. Why
I don't know if the games were launched.
So the game is karate, but it also seemed possible to use stars and
you seem to control like a ninja (or fight with them, I don’t remember) The main difference from
the rest, that the hero falls from the upper left part of the crane, sort of like from a hatch. And
The levels are probably the floors of the building. You move along them and kill your opponents.
I understand that I am writing to the wrong forum, but it was the 90th year, +-year and I think many
spektrumists saw something similar.
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Alexey Maltsev
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26 November 2006
Hello, Massoft
That's it. Registered with emulators (it turns out they have an activation letter
They don’t send it at all - I was slow). But the question is still relevant.
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Alexey Maltsev
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26 November 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> This is an Atari game!!! It's called Ninja!!!
Which Atari exactly? I'll look now... Thank you
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Alexey Maltsev
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26 November 2006
Hello, scl^mc
scl> kendo warriors?
No, not her. I know her well. Once upon a time I had >100 disks with only
games.
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Mark Antonov
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26 November 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> By the way, since it's so hot, maybe someone can help me remember
Rob> on what computer or what console was the game "The Little Humpbacked Horse" made??
accordion, http://zx.pk.ru/showthread.php?t=2399&highlight=%E3%EE%F0%E1%F3%ED%EE%EA
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Yakovlev Anton
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26 November 2006
Hello, Massoft
Mas> The main difference from the others is that the hero falls from the top left
Mas> parts of the crane, kind of like from a hatch.
kendo warriors?
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Alexey Maltsev
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26 November 2006
Hello, Massoft
Here she is! Ninja (1986)(Mastertronic)[a]. Hooray. Thank you.
File: Ninja.GIF http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4177
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Roman Fhyedorov
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26 November 2006
Hello, Massoft
Yes, and I found it on Speck.
and you’re right, she used Atari in clubs.