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You're very welcome! :-)

Well, we do love the SNES! 🙂

We don't mind at all, Jamie! 🙂

Thank you very much for adding our Sam to your personal all-time favorites on the C64. The Knights of Bytes feel deeply honored.

That's okay. We benefit from both versions! 😄

We don't mind at all, Jamie! 🙂

Thank you very much for adding our Sam to your personal all-time favorites on the NES. The Knights of Bytes feel deeply honored.

Thank you for posting this, @Fiveshooter, it's a very valuable and helpful piece of information!

We're glad you found this solution and wish you an amazing journey! 🙂

There's only a PAL cartridge for Sam's Journey on the C64. You can run the PAL cartridge on an NTSC C64, but the music will be too fast and you'll experience a lot of slowdowns and visual glitches.

Do you happen to have a NES as well? Then you might want to try Sam's Journey on the NES for which a proper NTSC cartridge is available:

https://www.knightsofbytes.games/samsjourney/nes

We haven't thought of porting our games to modern platforms yet as our current tagline is new games for classic systems. On the other hand, making them available on modern systems could help those who don't have access to real hardware anymore. We'll see! 🙂

Grazie mille per il tuo bel commento. Mi fa piacere che tu abbia dato una possibilità a Sam anche su NES! 😃

Glad you like it! 😃 Sam is very versatile. He can be the common guy in one moment and a sword-swinging buccaneer in the next...
Six different costumes will completely change his appearance and give him additional skills.

Likewise! 🙂

Thanks for purchasing Sam's Journey! 😃

There's no copy protection as it would only drive up the costs, and people would find a way around it anyway.

We put our money on the majority of loyal fans of retro-gaming who support us by buying our games, posting comments and reviews, and spreading the word.

Any particular attack that you haven't found a way to handle yet?

You have indeed reached the final boss, but we'd say it's still worth to beat it in order to see the game's ending! 😀

Glad it works! Enjoy the journey! 🙂

In multi-platform emulators, the used cores are often some versions behind their stand-alone versions. You could try a current stand-alone version of nestopia or fceux and see if the problems still persist. Another new emulator worth trying out is Mesen2 which you can get here.

Thanks, glad you're enjoying it! 😀 Does the game, apart from the music, run smoothly on your DSi?

Thanks, glad you like it! 😀 Have an awesome journey then. We think there are quite some NES fans out there who don't have access to the real hardware anymore. In order not to exclude them, a digital version was a matter of course.

Thanks for your awesome comment! Glad you like Sam's Journey so much. Now on to the 100% challenge? :-)