There's a really decent game in here, but the absence of autofire just makes it a gruelling physical chore after a couple of minutes, which is a shame.
Really classy and polished version, and I love seeing all the slight gameplay differences in all the various takes on the original. Only thing I don't like is three lives - this is definitely a one-life game, especially as the Speccy incarnation is a bit easier than the others.
Yeah, I was perplexed by this. Neither version appears to have any sound at all, and I can't imagine it was difficult to squeeze into 48K, so... what's the 128 version about?
This is absolutely superb. However there's a little bug where the Lady Frog sometimes gets left behind on the screen if you don't collect her, and floats around afterwards, including over the water, but can't be picked up.
This is wonderful, and seems to have a significantly improved framerate over the last beta. Super Xevious works fine for me, unlike TjLaZer's experience, but I've noticed two small and insignificant bugs when running on Amiberry.
When playing Super Xevious the "Super" is missing from the title screen (even though it's shown in the video on this page), and when playing either game I don't get the credit sound on adding the first credit, only on the second and subsequent credits.
Neither of these are at all important but I thought you'd want to know about them anyway just in case. This is a superb port, and one I would have dreamed of back in the day. Compared to the version that came out for the Atari ST it's almost comical. Well done to both of you.
What should I be running this in? FBNeo doesn't seem to recognise either the .NEO or .ISO files, although it claims to recognise some kind of Xevious ROMset, and lr-neocd doesn't recognise the ISO either.
Sadly none of these downloads work in Amiberry. I strongly suspect it's because they have an extra layer of folder compared to all my other working LHA installs. Is it possible you could upload versions without the extra wrapper folder?
Oh wow, I absolutely LOVE this. The Speccy doesn't have a really decent Frogger and this is pretty much already the #1. Using character-square graphics to get the screen dimenions right is a genius idea and it really looks and feels like the arcade.
I very much hope you can track down the bug as it's annoying having to remember where you've landed frogs, but this is just a great piece of work beautifully presented.
(Only thing I don't like is four lives. What arcade game ever started with four lives?)
It was always really weird that the C64 didn't have a version of this game when Parker Bros brought it to so many other formats, but it was worth waiting the extra 35 years for this stunning recreation. It's got to be in with a shout as the most accurate C64 arcade port ever.
I mean when I punch someone and the hit indicator flashes up, the impact sound doesn't come along until half a second later. Config file is as follows:
config_description=Configuration for disk 'AGA'
config_hardware=true
config_host=true
config_version=3.6.0
;
; *** Controller/Input Configuration
;
joyport0=mouse
joyport0_autofire=none
joyport0_friendlyname=Mouse
joyport0_name=MOUSE0
;
joyport1=joy1
joyport1_autofire=none
joyport1_friendlyname=USB Gamepad
joyport1_name=JOY1
joyport1_amiberry_custom_none_north=Joy2 Fire/Mouse2 Left Button
joyport1_amiberry_custom_none_south=Joy2 2nd Button/Mouse2 Right Button
