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In 1986 Sega launched one of many best racers of our time, it simply needed to be Out Run. An Arcade racer designed by Yu Suzuki, that was not solely a business success, however turned top-of-the-line promoting video games of its time. A recreation that featured unbelievable graphics, implausible music and quick paced monitor racing. Fortunately different folks bear in mind this Arcade basic, as we have lately came upon via the EAB boards, that agermose continues to be engaged on Outrun AGA: A vastly superior model of an Arcade basic, that some how ended up being (as one particular person places it) “one of many nastiest Amiga arcade ports”.
This is what agermose needed to say in regards to the recreation when the primary announcement was made in 2021 and the newer put up in 2024. “Again in January of 2021, DJ Metune shared an image of an icy street, which sparked off a dialog within the 1942 dev crew about driving video games on the Amiga, and the way unhealthy the Amiga Outrun conversion was. Since then we have now been trying into changing Outrun, and the announcement of the mission. The conversion will likely be for AGA machines solely. An OCS model might occur later if the AGA variations is profitable, and we imagine in delivering one thing playable on OCS. The crew is identical as 1942, myself coding, Nightshft on belongings/misc, and DJ METUNE on music”.
“Operating on WinUAE Amiga1200 chip mem solely, no accelerators. WinUAE overestimates the CPU a bit. The quantity on the high is the framerate indicator. The quantity on the backside proper is the gear indicator. The sport is playable, however no visitors but as will be seen from the video. Solely stage 1 has sprites and proper background gfx. Colors are washed out on Youtube. The clouds have 3 colors. There are nonetheless a great deal of challenges to beat, and glitches to repair, however I’ll get there ultimately. Don’t count on a launch anytime quickly”.
And that is all we have now on this recreation, however for additional data be sure to take a look at the EAB boards linked (HERE).
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