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Even your eyes can tell me how confident you are.

Hello! My name is Sofia.
I came to your city for a week.

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I stayed at the hotel and now I'm bored. Maybe you come to me?

On this site you can find my address.

http://helenwhite.su

And... see some of my photos :)

Starquake Amiga Conversion WIP And Footage

Programmed by Stephen Crow, and originally released by Bubble Bus Software way back in 1985, Starquake was a fast-paced, sprawling arcade adventure.

Three years later saw the Atari ST version released in 1998, with an Amiga version was planned for release in 1991. Unfortunately, for whatever reason this failed to see the light of day.

This situation looks like it may soon change, as Fairlight's Galahad has been busy working on converting the ST code to run on the Amiga platform. Check out the version 1.0 work in progress footage below.


Along with a link to the above YouTube footage, Galahad commented that;

"The encoder for WInUAE i'm using makes the game look like arse, its 100% stable and the graphics don't look like they are under water.

On Amiga the character moves smoothly, not taking 30 pixel leaps across the screen, oh and you can see everything properly, looks like I applied a Vaseline filter to the output."

I'll post further updates regarding this project as and when they surface. If, in the meantime you'd like to read-up on the progress so far then check out this thread over on the English Amiga Board.

3Rd Year Student , Peter Dimitrov Makes His Mark.

Really well done to our third year Games Design student, @AnirnPeter for his passion and skill in completing the Feudal Japan 3D Game Environment Challenge on @ArtStationHQ 'The Shogunate'

https://www.artstation.com/contests/feudal-japan/challenges/51/submissions 

Peter has now completed this ArtStation challenge where his work is showcased amongst submissions of a very high standard alongside highly professional artists from industry.

In Japanese culture, as well as in lots of others, the animals Peter has depicted are a common feature. In Japan rabbits are thought to bring fertility, cranes were thought to be immortal and as such were considered secret. Frogs, some say, bring luck. This is all referenced in text on the walls of the Calligraphers building.

Some some screenshots here:

See:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi0vBi39h2g&t=5s

I want to meet you at the weekend

Hello! My name is Samantha.

I came to your city for a week. I stayed at the hotel and now I'm bored. Maybe you come to me?

On this site you can find my address.

http://helenwhite.su

And... see some of my photos :)

Is your character as hard as your muscles?

Hello! My name is Isabella.

I came to your city for a week. I stayed at the hotel and now I'm bored. Maybe you come to me?

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On this site you can find my address.

http://helenwhite.su

And... see some of my photos :)

can we schedule a meeting?

Hello! My name is Madison.

I came to your city for a week. I stayed at the hotel and now I'm bored. Maybe you come to me?

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On this site you can find my address.

http://helenwhite.su

And... see some of my photos :)