Comments posted on scores by LuigiRuffolo
The best attempt starts at 10:25.
Score shown at 14:19.
Emulator: WinUAE 4.2.1 64-bit.
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle-exact full, Best compatibility, Collision level = Full, etc.
DIP switches shown at the beginning of the video. Score checks out. Voting yes.
0:03 "Show Off" start-up. "Show Off" (https://www.dcmembers.com/skrommel/download/showoff/) is a simple software that just shows on screen the pushed down keys and buttons.
0:11 VICE 3.4 start-up. Reset all settings to default.
2:58 The record attempt starts. You can see a "1!" on the top left corner of the second screenshot (it's in the video). This means that the key "1" has been pressed to select Speed level = 1.
13:24 Game over, the final score is shown.
The best attempt starts at 18:30.
Score shown at 24:03 and (again) at 24:06.
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
Only one run in the video.
Game starts at 1:19.
Score at 12:08.
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
I didn't know this existed, it looks like a clever and unusual puzzle game, or something like that. Started from level (000)1. Score shown at 13:38. Voting yes.
The best attempt starts at 16:03.
Score at 18:39.
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
(Second stage reached at 21:52, if you want to see it, but final score was worse).
Only one attempt in the video.
The action starts at 2:18.
Score at 13:46.
Difficulty level selection is shown at 1:08.
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
I must try this. DIP switches shown at the beginning, score and initials checked. Voting yes.
Best attempt starts at 10:00.
Score at 19:30.
Emulator: Spectaculator 8.0 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
Best attempt starts at 18:20.
Score shown at 29:21.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Starts at 23:59.
Score at 30:07.
Emulator: WinAPE 2.0 Beta 2 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
Best attempt starts at 34:36.
Score at 40:19.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
Note that unfortunately there's no way to check the selected speed watching this video, due to the fact that the game doesn't display on screen the player's choice. The only way to know it for sure from adjudicator's point of view is to give the game a try.
Best attempt starts at 5:34.
Score at 7:43.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
Note that unfortunately there's no way to check the selected speed watching this video, due to the fact that the game doesn't display on screen the player's choice. The only way to know it for sure from adjudicator's point of view is to give the game a try.
Yet another one that I was planning to play. Yes.
Obscure but interesting game, I like setting and metallic backgrounds, I must try it. Yes.
Best attempt begins at 12:41.
Score at 22.49.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Best attempt starts at 12:21.
Score shown at 25:08.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Thanks! I think so. The first score I submitted after the scores were removed needs now "just" ten votes to be accepted.
Best attempt starts at 10:27.
Score shown at 16:40.
Emulator: Altirra 3.20.
Reset all settings at 0:18.
Altirra First time setup at 0:28.
XE/XL selected at 0:37.
Game begins at 1:15.
Score at 8:17.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Run starts at 2:00.
Score at 8:58.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Run starts at 1:34.
Score at 20:38.
Set played: 1 (default).
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4 (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Run starts at 0:44.
Score at 9:00.
Emulator: Kega Fusion 3.64 (settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
The best run starts at 42:56.
Final score and initials are shown at 48:48.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (Settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Welcome back. Glad I'm not the only one keep playing with the Dragon. Voting yes.
The actual run starts at 6:50.
Final score shown at 12:13.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows (Settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
The best attempt starts at 10:11.
The final score is shown at 14:08 and (again) at 14:24.
Emulator: jzIntv 1.0. (Settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
The best attempt starts at 24:39.
The final score is shown at 28:14.
Emulator: Stella 6.2.1. (Settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
The best attempt starts at 33:36.
The final score is shown at 36:30.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings are shown at the beginning of the video).
Run starts at 0:50.
Final score shown at 8:52.
Emulator: Kega Fusion 3.64. Settings shown at the beginning of the video.
Well played and good evidence. Score checks out. Voting yes.
Only one run.
Game starts at 1:47.
Final score shown at 30:28.
Game over message displayed at 30:30.
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4. Settings shown at the beginning of the video.
Only one run. Game starts at 1:36. Final score at 12:20.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (settings shown at the beginning of the video).
The best attempt starts at 11:37.
Final score and initials shown at 25:37.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video).
The best run starts at 7:58.
Final score, high-score table, and initials are shown at 9:52.
Emulator: Spectaculator 8.0 (Emulator settings shown at the beginning of the video, cassette recorder window visible, RZX recording feature on).
Additional evidence. The RZX file downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HUSlXp9UX6a594FftEdNtr-pSsgzDQKd/view?usp=sharing
The best attempt starts at 21:24 and ends at 30:37.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. Emulation speed: 100%. 50 FPS shown. Etc.).
"Difficulty level: Normal" properly selected at 0:05. Score shown at 8:19. Yes.
Ok, good to know. You could remove this and then post a proper score for this track instead, I'll be glad to vote yes to it.
Yeah, it's not a problem. Sometimes you also have your video restricted randomly 'cause the algorithm believes you uploaded a porn video, while actually it's "Bubble Bobble", lol. Track and score confirmed, voted yes.
(Voted yes even if apparently there's no way for me, not an expert of the game, to understand at which difficulty level did you play this, Easy or Hard, since there's no confirmation on the screen of this, or maybe I simple didn't see it. I tried watching a couple of footages on the web but it didn't help. I know that's not your fault, I'm only telling my experience of "adjudicator", lol).
Right track selected. Initials shown. Remarkable score achieved. It seems valid too. Voting yes.
Never really played this but maze structure looks like the same as other submissions/footages around for this stage. Evidence is ok. Score confirmed. Voting yes.
Perfect evidence package as usual. Well played, also. Voting yes.
I have already watched and voted many of your submissions around (even here, before the infamous event of the deleted submissions), therefore I'm glad to vote them again. Yes.
Final game track (match starts at 16:39, final score shown at 19:00 and at 19:03).
Overall score and initials are shown at 21:42. DIP Switches are shown at 0:38.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KJO_fwKniS7nK5GKLryNmeOT8cZqXgVs/view?usp=sharing).
Sixth game track (match starts at 14:42, final score shown at 16:53).
Overall score and initials are shown at 21:44. DIP Switches are shown at 0:23 and at 21:52.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vYN0tCMaojK8EUndg_Us6GDoMM8lBwPm/view?usp=sharing).
Fifth game track (match starts at 11:34, final score shown at 13:50).
Overall score and initials are shown at 21:11. DIP Switches are shown at 0:30 and at 21:16.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fpl6K_I6bOpwU0cUQicFPSEgk0hUd2-l/view?usp=sharing).
Fourth game track (match starts at 10:53, final score shown at 12:52).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:26 and at 22:33. Initials are shown at 22:17.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zf_1Vzq3VOdKMtqoqeO61T3rpdIr_1HT/view?usp=sharing).
Third game track (match starts at 7:33, final score shown at 10:51).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:26 and at 22:33. Initials are shown at 22:17.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zf_1Vzq3VOdKMtqoqeO61T3rpdIr_1HT/view?usp=sharing).
Second game track (match starts at 4:06, final score shown at 7:28).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:26 and at 22:33. Initials are shown at 22:17.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zf_1Vzq3VOdKMtqoqeO61T3rpdIr_1HT/view?usp=sharing).
Video from the INP file (it can be downloaded from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bph6cp3wJXXcZWK4JQWa5RONrU7ZfSnj/view?usp=sharing), step by step.
0:00 WolfMAME 0.220 downloaded from GitHub, then unzipped.
2:30 Playback starts.
3:15 Game starts, DIP switches shown.
14:06 Final score and initials shown, DIP switches shown again.
14:21 "Playback ended" message.
14:27 INPVIEW/Command window shown.
The action starts at 0:58.
Final score is shown at 11:59.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video.
MSX Machine: MSX. Emulation speed: 100%. PAL 50 FPS shown).
0:04 Emulator settings are shown.
0:51 Game is loading.
2:33 Game starts.
1:13:06 "Game Over" message is displayed.
1:13:20 Initials are entered.
0:02 Emulator settings are shown. 0:29 Loading game. 0:40 Game starts. 5:04 "Game Over" message. 5:40 Initials entered.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game. 0:05 Emulator settings are shown. 0:38 Game starts. 20:05 "Game Over" message is displayed. 20:47 Initials entered.
The run starts at 0:02. The final score is shown at 0:30.
0:00 Start-up. 0:39 Showing the options. 1:12 Game starts. 11:33 Entering initials. 12:12 High Score table. 12:17 The final score is displayed. 12:33 Settings are shown again.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown. 0:20 Game starts. 7:20 Game over message, final score is shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game. 1:30 Emulator settings are shown. 2:00 Game starts. 8:24 "Game Over" message, final score is shown. 8:45 Emulator settings are shown again.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game. 1:01 Emulator settings are shown. 1:25 Game starts. 7:34 Game over message, final score is shown. 7:43 Emulator settings are shown again.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown, loading game. 0:43 Game options are shown. 0:49 Game starts. 8:04 Time's up, the final score is shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown, loading game. 0:34 Game starts. 11:00 Game over message, the final score is shown. 11:18 Emulator settings are shown again.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, initials, loading game. 0:02 Game starts. 3:18 Game over message, final score and initials are shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown ("Disable all cheats" ticked at 0:48). 1:07 Game starts. 8:21 Game over message. The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, evidence. 0:11 Showing the options. 0:56 The best attempt starts. 9:14 Entering initials. 9:30 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, evidence. 1:46 The best attempt starts. 3:52 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, evidence. Showing the options. 0:16 The game starts. 16:31 The final distance is shown.
0:00 Start-up, showing the options ("Disable all cheats" ticked at 0:54). 16:26 The best attempt starts. 20:27 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 6:58 The best attempt starts. 23:28 Game over message, the final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 0:56 Game starts. 8:37 Game over/final score.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 0:36 Game starts. 20:02 Game over message, the final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 9:34 The best attempt starts. 16:20 Game over message, the final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 0:39 Game starts. 9:49 Game over message. 10:03 Initials entered. 10:13 High score table.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 3:06 The successful attempt starts. 5:24 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 10:50 The successful attempt starts. 13:02 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up. 12:40 The successful attempt starts. 14:58 The final score is shown. 15:03 Difficulty settings are shown.
0:00 Start-up. 6:38 The successful attempt starts. 9:02 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown. 9:31 The best attempt starts. 12:13 The final score is shown.
The run starts at 0:06. The final score is shown at 6:35.
Only one attempt in the video. Options are shown at 0:18. Game starts at 1:05. Total score is shown at 48:04.
The run starts at 1:48 and ends at 10:30.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
You're maybe just too good at playing games :P
Yes.
0:10 Reset all settings to default.
1:48 The game starts.
10:30 Game over.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
I love your C64G (if I'm correct) with green power LED. :D
Voting yes.
Only one attempt in the video. Options are shown at 0:18. Game starts at 1:05. Total score is shown at 48:04.
The run starts at 0.06. Final score shown at 6:32.
These are dangerous words, too many Mario/Nintendo fans around, lol. Voting yes.
What a marathon, almost 26 hours, if I'm not wrong. The final score is at the end of the third video on player's channel. Sorry but I don't think I'll watch the footages in their entirety, lol.
Voting yes anyway (on trust).
Console shown at the end of the video, good evidence. Well played, also. Voting yes.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
9:31 The best attempt starts.
12:13 The final score is shown.
Emulator: mGBA 0.8.4.
0:00 Start-up.
6:38 The successful attempt starts.
9:02 The final score is shown.
Emulator: PCSX2 1.6.0.
0:00 Start-up.
12:40 The successful attempt starts.
14:58 The final score is shown.
15:03 Difficulty settings are shown.
Emulator: Mednafen 1.26.1.
Very unusual and funny approach, lol. I guess it's all ok. Voting yes.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
10:50 The successful attempt starts.
13:02 The final score is shown.
Emulator: Stella 6.2.1.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
3:06 The successful attempt starts.
5:24 The final score is shown.
Emulator: Stella 6.2.1.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
0:39 Game starts.
9:49 Game over message.
10:03 Initials entered.
10:13 High score table.
Emulator: Kega Fusion 3.64.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
9:34 The best attempt starts.
16:20 Game over message, the final score is shown.
Emulator: Bsnes 115.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
0:36 Game starts.
20:02 Game over message, the final score is shown.
Emulator: Kega Fusion 3.64.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
0:56 Game starts.
8:37 Game over/final score.
0:00 Start-up, emulator settings are shown.
6:58 The best attempt starts.
23:28 Game over message, the final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, showing the options ("Disable all cheats" ticked at 0:54).
16:26 The best attempt starts.
20:27 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, evidence. Showing the options.
0:17 The game starts.
16:31 The final distance is shown.
0:00 Start-up, evidence.
0:10 Showing the options.
3:56 The best attempt starts.
32:40 The total score is shown.
33:06 Initials entered.
0:00 Start-up, evidence.
1:46 The best attempt starts.
3:52 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up, evidence.
0:11 Showing the options.
0:56 The best attempt starts.
9:14 Entering initials.
9:30 The final score is shown.
0:00 Start-up.
0:39 Showing the options.
1:12 Game starts.
11:33 Entering initials.
12:12 High Score table.
12:17 The final score is displayed.
12:33 Settings are shown again.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, settings are shown.
0:13 Game starts.
8:28 Game over. The final distance is shown.
Initials at 0:00 and 8:35.
This is interesting. No problem for the crash. Voting yes.
0:00 Initials, boot-up sequence.
0:21 The record attempt starts.
1:48 Game over message. The final score is shown.
1:52 Initials shown again.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown ("Disable all cheats" ticked at 0:48).
1:07 Game starts.
8:21 Game over message. The final score is shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game.
0:06 Game starts.
9:57 Initials entered.
10:03 High score table. The final score is shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game.
0:06 Game starts.
4:08 Initials entered, the final score is shown.
4:18 Hi-score table is shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, initials, loading game.
0:02 Game starts.
3:18 Game over message, final score and initials are shown.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown, loading game.
0:34 Game starts.
11:00 Game over message, the final score is shown.
11:18 Emulator settings are shown again.
Emulator: Kega Fusion 3.64.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown, loading game.
0:43 Game options are shown.
0:49 Game starts.
8:04 Time's up, final score is shown.
Emulator: A7800 v4.0.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game.
1:01 Emulator settings are shown.
1:25 Game starts.
7:34 Game over message, final score is shown.
7:43 Emulator settings are shown again.
Emulator: ColEm 5.4.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game.
1:30 Emulator settings are shown.
2:00 Game starts.
8:24 "Game Over" message, final score is shown.
8:45 Emulator settings are shown again.
Emulator: ColEm 5.4.
Yeah, it seems an interesting game. Voting yes.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, emulator settings are shown.
0:20 Game starts.
7:20 Game over message, final score is shown.
Emulator: Kega Fusion 3.64.
The run starts at 0:02.
Final score shown at 0:30.
Initials shown at 0:00.
Thanks! Yes, the concept (a maze game with different height levels and "friends" to rescue, they can be imprisoned again, there are things to collect and to use, etc.) was ahead of its time. Unfortunately, when there are too many characters simultaneously on the screen the game becomes too slow and some of them disappear, therefore in those moments it's difficult to understand even where the enemies are, lol.
0:00 Boot-up sequence, loading game.
0:05 Emulator settings are shown.
0:42 Game starts.
20:05 "Game Over" message is displayed.
20:47 Initials entered.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2.
Settings: MSX Machine: MSX. Emulation speed: 100%. 50 FPS shown. Etc.
0:02 Emulator settings are shown.
0:29 Loading game.
0:40 Game starts.
5:04 "Game Over" message.
5:40 Initials entered.
Emulator: YAPE 1.1.7 for 64-bit Windows.
0:04 Emulator settings are shown.
0:51 Game is loading.
2:33 Game starts.
1:13:06 "Game Over" message is displayed.
1:13:20 Initials are entered.
Emulator: YAPE 1.1.7 for 64-bit Windows.
Yes, I tried this, easy is the highlighted option by default. Performance accepted.
I thought it was one of those type-in games from "Compute!" or that kind of magazines. (Or maybe it's really from "Compute!", due to the fact it was originated in the late seventies from "PET Gazette"). Anyway, yes, some very "minimalist" old games are very enjoyable.
Settings and score confirmed. Well played. Voting yes.
What is this? Lol. I have played thousands of C64 games but I have never seen this one. Voting yes.
Well played and good evidence. Voting yes. Please set your initials.
Thanks! It didn't work to me too, I had to set MSX Machine = MSX.
The action starts at 0:58.
Final score is shown at 11:59.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. MSX Machine: MSX. Emulation speed: 100%. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Is there a link between the two (lol)? Voting yes.
One of my favs on the C64, I must also try this version. Yes.
It's not only about gaming, Highscore.com is also culture, lol. Voting yes.
It's not only about gaming, Highscore.com is also culture, lol. Voting yes.
The secret is managing not to fall asleep between one blow and the next, lol. Voting yes.
Well done. Excellent evidence package, as usual. Voting yes.
No problem with the breaks, also I don't think they usually are an advantage for the player, except in special cases. Voting yes.
Beautiful pixel art in the last image you posted. Yes.
I can't play the video. Is it set as private?
Interesting game with a charming setting. Options and score confirmed, voting yes.
Video from the INP file (it can be downloaded from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bph6cp3wJXXcZWK4JQWa5RONrU7ZfSnj/view?usp=sharing), step by step.
0:00 WolfMAME 0.220 downloaded from GitHub, then unzipped.
2:30 Playback starts.
3:15 Game starts, DIP switches shown.
14:06 Final score and initials shown, DIP switches shown again.
14:21 "Playback ended" message.
14:27 INPVIEW/Command window shown.
Thanks for watching!
I don't know this game, but good evidence from you so far, so I trust you. Voting yes.
Time and track confirmed, voting yes. Please set your initials.
Voting yes. Please set your initials. For other users, note that the YouTube channel is called "Dr E's Old School Video Game Records".
Settings confirmed, but you entered a wrong score, if I'm not mistaken (it shoud be 115,550, not 155,550). Skipping for now. :)
Yes, of course, and many thanks for your votes. :)
Final game score: 6-1 (match starts at 16:39, final score shown at 19:00 and at 19:03).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:38.
Initials are shown at 21:42.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KJO_fwKniS7nK5GKLryNmeOT8cZqXgVs/view?usp=sharing).
Sixth game score: 6-0 (match starts at 14:42, final score shown at 16:53).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:23 and at 21:52.
Initials are shown at 21:44.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vYN0tCMaojK8EUndg_Us6GDoMM8lBwPm/view?usp=sharing).
Fifth game score: 7-0(match starts at 11:34, final score shown at 13:50).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:30 and at 21:16.
Initials are shown at 21:11.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fpl6K_I6bOpwU0cUQicFPSEgk0hUd2-l/view?usp=sharing).
Fourth game score: 4-0 (match starts at 10:53, final score shown at 12:52).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:26 and at 22:33.
Initials are shown at 22:17.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zf_1Vzq3VOdKMtqoqeO61T3rpdIr_1HT/view?usp=sharing).
Third game score: 18-0 (match starts at 7:33, final score shown at 10:51).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:26 and at 22:33.
Initials are shown at 22:17.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zf_1Vzq3VOdKMtqoqeO61T3rpdIr_1HT/view?usp=sharing).
Second game score: 18-0 (match starts at 4:06, final score shown at 7:28).
DIP Switches are shown at 0:26 and at 22:33.
Initials are shown at 22:17.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zf_1Vzq3VOdKMtqoqeO61T3rpdIr_1HT/view?usp=sharing).
I tried this after ages on the C64 thinking I could easily achieve a decent score but I found it almost impossible to play due to the controls, lol. Voting yes.
I loved this, for some reason, when I was a kid. By the way, I read that Namco thought that this (and not Pac-Man) was going to become their planetary hit, or something like that, lol. (Yes).
The third match starts at 6:48, final score (17-0) shown at 10:01.
DIP Switches are shown at 0:25 and at 21:36.
Initials shown at 21:23.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220.
The .inp file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ndjZmlCU6kZOqAyUmSmPdj-V2HAslLLz/view?usp=sharing
I notice you're playing some of the oldest games available. I like this kind of approach. :D
Yes.
I like them, even if sometimes I must swear like a trooper playing them. :D Yes.
The second match starts at 4:18, final score (17-0) shown at 7:31.
DIP Switches are shown at 0:32 and at 12:36.
Initials shown at 12:20.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220.
The INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/162qL9LPmEAdBTUt0UtpZMgJUGFlDE3V0/view?usp=sharing
The first game starts at 0:38, final score (21-0) shown at 4:14.
Initials shown at 12:20.
DIP Switches are shown at 0:32 and at 12:36.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220.
The INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/162qL9LPmEAdBTUt0UtpZMgJUGFlDE3V0/view?usp=sharing
It doesn't matter, I watched the footage wearing a pair of sunglasses. 8)
Yes.
Nice score and good evidence package. It's a yes.
Wonderful game with psychedelic soundtrack by Sir Hubbard (inspired by Phil Glass, etc.). Well played, a clear yes!
Great evidence package and very good job, voting yes.
Yes. Please set your initials, as Haunted said.
It's one of the reasons I like this community too. :D
Good evidence and very well played, voting yes.
Nice score and good evidence package, voting yes.
Lol, very odd and cute game, I must try it. :) Yes.
The run starts at 1:15.
Final score and initials at 21:13.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings.
(Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MDf63lOy1LBYew39cJpCwVuWeifcH0sx/view?usp=sharing
Final score: 27-7. Points difference = 20. (That "24" shown in the second screenshot is not important, it's about player one's goals, CPU controlled team mate playing with the winning team scored three times).
The action starts at 0:40. DIP Switches are shown at 0:24 and at 25:29. The final score is displayed at 24:44. Initials at 25:21.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.220 (the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GRkaw1K1KYWTJh463rPMJJLH25jt42CR/view?usp=sharing).
Note that I used continues to play the entire match like ILLSeaBass (the other Highscore.com user who played the game for this same board) correctly did. His submission was accepted here, so I guess this one should be accepted too. Due to the time counter, it's impossible to play the whole match, no matter how good you are: you have to insert credits after a couple of minutes. If you need a comparison with another site and scoreboard, these are also the rules used by Twin Galaxies. Obviously, power drinks shouldn't be used (you can buy them: one coin, one bottle), except for the one the game gives you each time for free at the beginning of the third period.
A simple but fun Rolling Thunder/Shinobi kind of game. Yes.
Video is not available, I'm skipping for now.
The run starts at 0:37 and ends at 2:27.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings. (Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kSGGfZdSkF9k3ZuEJaCyZEm2D1seGqHI/view?usp=sharing
The run starts at 0:34 and ends at 3:03.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings. (Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yVC869GMAzBJAkHeked_Cso7ncgI1XfG/view?usp=sharing
The run starts at 0:51 and ends at 2:39.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings. (Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O3XlRbD4IK4rfA__CzV5Q3nkNDQZijVb/view?usp=sharing
The run starts at 0:47 and ends at 2:58.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings. (Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YbldtP4z3tk7rz5xHG8mS6dHu_5O868F/view?usp=sharing
It doesn't matter for the initials. Yes on all.
The run starts at 0:44 and ends at 2:23.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings. (Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Jx6Ab7z1C-Ia1Z2cxYLSqxRvMXYZQqh/view?usp=sharing
The run starts at 0:38 and ends at 2:10.
Emulator: VICE 3.4 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Restore default settings. (Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
Additional evidence. VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UY-nkltMr1Y3G7VSPg_1W30ZOg5AtOhf/view?usp=sharing.
Settings and DIP Switches are shown at 0:27. Initials at 24:44.
BIOS used: Uni-BIOS v3.2. Emulator: WolfMAME 0.183 the INP file is downloadable from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LIw22mNXRku87QNdW0E_HDz5XfZZJkOY/view?usp=sharing).
No overall goal difference rule here, or something like that. High score table in this game is based on rounds played. Note that if you win, draw or lose the final game nothing changes. Your "score" will be the same in all these cases: seven. Yes, this is a bit sad.
As you know, NEO GEO is a particular platform: we have the arcade system (MVS) and the home system (AES). The game should be substantially the same, as far as I know, but I don't know if default settings are different. I played the MVS version and default settings are shown in the screenshots. Therefore difficulty is set on four (the maximum level of difficulty).
Note that I'm the first to submit a score for this track and even the one based on the real hardware is empty. So no reference points.
Let me know if score must instead be based on the overall goal difference (or something like that). In this case, I would submit a different performance (I scored a lot of goals more, but I didn't win all rounds, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW9Lu0GIryc).
Yes, weird game that I discovered only when MAME was released. Maybe the programmers of Sword of Sodan loved it, who knows. Voted yes.
Wow, we have a classic here, folks. Always loved Jeff, his woolly animals, his dev diaries on Zzap!64, his psychedelic shoot'em ups and all. (Yes).
DIP Switches (default settings) are shown at 1:02 and at the end of the video.
The action starts at 1:06.
Final score shown at 11:20.
Emulator: WolfMAME 0.189.
ROM set: Argus.
Lives: 3.
Difficulty: Normal.
INP file (from WolfMAME) downloadable here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mN66ql7ywWRFI0cH25TeTplV4NN3owm9/view?usp=sharing
I like this game because it's a sort of "philosophical approach" to the trite Space Invaders theme. The alien invasion seems clearly unavoidable, everybody knows it in da city, you may just delay it a little bit shooting here and there.
Thanks! Yeah, without a doubt one of the worst games ever. Everyone has their perversions. :)
Thanks. TGP, as you should know, there's also a good Oric version of this game. Obviously it's among my pending requests. :D
One of my obsessions at the arcades when I was a kid, this version seems very good too. Yes.
Thanks a lot, I subscribed your channel too.
The action starts at 0:58.
Final score shown at 15:41.
These tiny ports seem very interesting... Yes.
I didn't even remember that this conversion existed. :D Yes!
The action starts at 1:12.
Final score shown at 7:13.
The action starts at 1:17.
Final score shown at 9:21.
Best score run starts at 11:47.
Final score shown at 21:08.
Best score run starts at 9:50 and ends at 19:26.
Best score run starts at 9:50 and ends at 19:26.
Best score run starts at 9:50 and ends at 19:26.
The action starts at 0:55.
Final score shown at 12:58.
Emulator: VCC3 1.43b (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. No frameskip. 60 FPS Shown).
Best score run starts at 6:04.
Note that in this game score is not reset to zero when the player dies and uses passwords to continue previous games. Therefore passwords should not be used for performances here.
The action starts at 0:36.
Final score shown at 7:10.
Best score run starts at 20:27 and ends at 29:18.
Best score run starts at 19:46 and ends at 21:46.
Thanks. Lol :D .
Actually, it's a quite original concept, the game is full of flaws ("random" deaths, unavoidable deaths, etc.) but in spite of them is fun to play somehow. A peculiarity of BtB is that luck has a crucial role like maybe in no other platform/arcade/action game, sometimes it seems you are playing slot machines instead of a computer game.
Best score run starts at 19:16.
Final score shown at 24:33.
Best score run starts at 24:13.
Final score shown at 1:09:19.
The action starts at 0:28.
Final score shown at 40:45.
Emulator: Xroar 0.35.2 for 64-bit Windows
(Settings shown at the beginning of the video).
The action starts at 0:27.
Final score shown at 13:03.
Emulator: Xroar 0.35.2 for 64-bit Windows (Settings shown at the beginning of the
video).
Best score run starts at 1:56 and ends at 8:17.
Emulator: WinUAE 4.2.1 64-bit.
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle-exact emulation speed, Best
compatibility, Collision level = Full, etc.
Best score run starts at 8:00.
Final score shown at 12:52.
I always liked this, a very stylish game. Yes, of course.
Best score run starts at 7:16.
Final score shown at 9:31.
The action starts at 0:39.
Final score shown at 16:33.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. Emulation speed: 100%. Frame Skipping: None. 50 FPS shown).
That sounds good to me. :) Voting yes!
Pulsoids aka Pulsoid (https://www.mobygames.com/game/pulsoids).
The action starts at 1:45.
Final score shown at 37:00.
Emulator: Spectaculator 8.0 (Emulator settings shown at the beginning of the video,
cassette recorder window visible, RZX recording feature on).
As additional evidence, you may download the .rzx file (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hekgPszXRhwVRHxL2dks19Xmn191hILp/view?usp=sharing.
A very charismatic Maria Whittaker here. Good performance too. Yes.
Pulsoids aka Pulsoid (https://www.mobygames.com/game/pulsoids).
Best score run starts at 5:49.
Final score shown at 16:12.
Emulator: WinAPE 2.0 Beta 2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. Profile:
CPC6128. Every frame is displayed. 50 FPS shown. Record session feature on).
As additional evidence, you may download the .snr file (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t7zGrDXH3c9GkcEO8zMyE0uQ_fPDaQe-/view?usp=sharing
Best score run starts at 30:43.
Final score shown at 41:42.
Sorry, TGP. Nothing personal, but I had to do this. :P
The damn arrows from behind are the main difficulty even in the C64 version. (Yes).
Best score run starts at 1:25.
Final score shown at 7:16.
Best score run starts at 5:22.
Final score shown at 9:46.
Emulator: WinUAE 4.2.1 64-bit.
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle-exact emulation speed, Best
compatibility, Collision level = Full, etc.
Best score run starts at 6:45.
Final score shown at 13:00.
Emulator: WinUAE 4.2.1 64-bit.
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle-exact emulation speed, Best
compatibility, Collision level = Full, etc.
OK, let me know if you'll find it.
Very interesting, is it possible to read the interview online somewhere?
Best score run starts at 0:41.
Final score shown at 7:56.
Emulator: Oricutron 1.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video).
Best score run starts at 13:46.
Final score shown at 19:57.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video.
MSX Machine: MSX2. Emulation speed: 100%. 50 FPS shown).
Best score run starts at 13:46.
Final score shown at 19:57.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video.
MSX Machine: MSX2. Emulation speed: 100%. 50 FPS shown).
The action starts at 1:14.
Final score shown at 13:54.
Emulator: Hatari v2.2.1.
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle exact, Frameskip Off, etc.
The action starts at 1:54.
Final score shown at 36:00.
Emulator: WinUAE 4.2.1 64-bit
Settings (shown at the beginning of the
video): Cycle-exact emulation speed, Best
compatibility, Collision level = Full, etc.
The action starts at 2:06.
Final score shown at 10:58.
Emulator: WinUAE 4.2.1 64-bit
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle-exact emulation speed, Best compatibility, Collision level = Full, etc.
Yeah, sadly not a good one in my opinion. Clones usually add things to the gameplay, making themselves interesting (look at Tetris clones, for example). This here seems to be the exception. Also, it's too easy at the beginning, while it becomes almost unplayable when that kind of crazy plane appears.
I didn't even remember they existed before I played this, lol. Of course, I disabled them forever right after.
Best score run starts at 18:10.
Final score shown at 33:30.
Emulator: Hatari v2.2.1.
Settings (shown at the beginning of the video): Cycle exact, Frameskip Off, etc.
Best score run starts at 3:42 (first video).
Final score shown at 5:58.
Emulator: Blue MSX 2.8.2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. MSX Machine: MSX2. Emulation speed: 100%. 50 FPS shown. Video capture feature on).
As additional evidence, you may watch the alternative video made with the emulator recording tool.
Yeah, a little, thanks for the inspiration! :D (But actually I'm planning to play games for every system, especially for the most obscure ones). I like a lot especially the "psychedelic look" of the game, maybe I'll try to complete it one day.
The action starts at 2:16.
Emulator: YAPE 1.1.7 for 64-bit Windows (Settings shown at the beginning of the video).
The action starts at 1:56.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Set default settings, Refresh rate 1/1. (PAL 50 FPS shown. Record history
feature on).
As additional evidence, you may download the VICE Snaphot Files (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ErCmKa76ddiIPWYoFqij48hYUM3VdgTQ/view?usp=sharing.
Best score run starts at 17:24.
Final score shown at 29:29.
Emulator: WinAPE 2.0 Beta 2 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. Profile:
CPC 6128. Every frame is displayed. 50 FPS shown. Record session feature on).
As additional evidence, you may download the .snr file (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BwKfnTvuHx8r4272heFebwz0wcVGMr-K/view?usp=sharing.
Best score run starts at 10:43. This version seems to be a lot faster, so more difficult, than the Electron one.
The action starts at 0:40.
Emulator: Classic99 QI399.028 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video.
CPU Throttling = Normal. CPU Tuning = 100%. Frameskip = 0. 50hz. FPS Shown. Record
video feature on).
As additional evidence, you may watch the alternative video made with the emulator recording tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4HISjszij0
The action starts at 1:17.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Set default settings, refresh rate 1/1. (PAL 50 FPS shown. Record history
feature on).
As additional evidence, you may download the attached VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q3udSm2_hwgr85xHm3uwGFY-USuTnopo/view?usp=sharing.
Best score run starts at 1:30.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows.
Preferences: Set default settings, refresh rate 1/1. (PAL 50 FPS shown. Record history feature on).
The compressed VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) are downloadable at this address: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fRBYU5_xcbdr60XqCM1hW0czssK_hzTQ/view?usp=sharing.
Just for fun. Score stopped after the first loop.
A slow-motion version of the arcade classic played without leeching for the lols. One attempt is enough.
Best score run starts at 8:42.
As additional evidence, you may watch the alternative video made with the emulator recording tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwMAeSdde-k.
The action starts at 3:05.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows (Settings: Reset to default settings, refresh rate 1/1. Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
The zipped VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session) are downloadable at this address: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19OREpuMayw14_OuDxS6_ZOYbS5xg7qZg/view?usp=sharing.
The action starts at 1:10.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows (Settings: Reset to default settings, refresh rate 1/1. Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown). File image: Frogs-in-Space-DR.d64 (cracker/cruncher: Derbyshire Ram, via csdb.dk).
As additional evidence, you may download the VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r2vsKSSnROxsj0s2mhvnNNo6iQJ0_FdK/view?usp=sharing.
Quality evidence, score confirmed. Voting yes.
Thanks. I like it. An enhanced version would be very interesting.
I once had it, a couple of years ago I moved to a much smaller flat and for now I'm playing mainly emulated games (some stuff sold, some in storage somewhere).
Thanks! It looks like him. These games usually were full of this kind of references.
Thanks. But it's a pleasant way to suffer, in some twisted ways ; )
The best attempt starts at 3:40.
Controls and difficulty level here are something beyond any imagination. Despite everything, it's an addictive game, but the second screen promises to be almost unmanageable.
The action starts at 2:10.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows (Settings: Reset to default settings,
refresh rate 1/1. Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
As additional evidence, you may download the VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1APaw2IHVHZppK6RuzdcaRreDaPJoGxqE/view?usp=sharing.
Never played this version of one of my favorite games, it looks not so bad. (Yes).
So you are a lucky Vectrex owner... :) Voted yes!
The action starts at 1:30.
Emulator: YAPE 1.1.7 for 64-bit Windows (Settings shown at the beginning of the video).
The best attempt begins at 11:50.
Emulator: Classic99 QI399.028 (Settings shown at the beginning of the video. CPU Throttling = Normal. CPU Tuning = 100%. Frameskip = 0. 50hz. FPS Shown. Record video feature on).
As additional evidence, you may watch the alternative video made with the emulator recording tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ang2meKVCq0.
The record attempt starts at 3:11.
Emulator: VICE 3.1 for 64-bit Windows (Settings: Reset to default settings,
Refresh rate 1/1, Record history feature on. PAL 50 FPS shown).
As additional evidence, you may download the VICE Snapshot Files (recorded session): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XS53eRst4syaRyglBWm2bB0vcAA7Wqxt/view?usp=sharing.