Finally! A working image of Arctic Fox for Amiga emulation.

Well, I believe that there was a WHD'd version previously, but this is a floppy disc image, using the SPS system. It's probably been out for a little while now, but I have just managed to find it. The old ADF files that were circulating never worked (although there were 2 I believe).

I loved this game when I had an Amiga and was dying to play it again. It is surely very dated now (and runs at about 2 fps!) but it is great for the sake of reminiscence.

Ah an emulation thread. I love the emulators I was about 5 back when the SNES and SEGA and stuff came out brings back alot of memories. My older brother would always play RPGS so Ive been playing one of my favorites Final Fantasy 3.

I love my SEGA Genesis and my NES. I didn't get a SNES until after the PS2 came out. But playing those games now makes me wish I was a little kid again.

Monster In My Pocket, Forever Baby!

After playing the newest gerneration of consoles I can't play stuff like PS or N64 but I can always find a good 16 bit to play.

I still bust out my old systems regularly. Brings back good memories.

Did you ever play a game for SNES where you were in these robots and you would push the select button and your little guy would pop out and you could run around, I loved that game but I can't remember the name of it.

I haven't played that many SNES games. I was more of a Genesis gamer at that time.

DAMN i wish I knew the name of that

There was a game on the original NES that was kind of like that. Dinowarz.

There was one with a futuristic setting that had a lot of robot creatures in it...you were predominately in a metal slug type tank thing, and your guy could get out and run around...he could also go into certain boss stages, where it would go into close-up mode.
I don't know what #1 was like, but this game was "blaster master 2".


Anyone with a sega master system emulator...I'd like to see how far you get in the following:
*Psychic world
*Cyborg Hunter
*Aztek Adventure.

And anyone with NES, check out "kickle cubicle" for a weird, challenging game, and of course, one of the best challenges ever, the original nes version of lode runner.

^^^That there's a good day of gaming.

I wanna get into the phantasy star series...until the p.o.s version that was released on the otherwise very cool dreamcast, it looked like a pretty damn cool series.

I also invite anyone to check out my favourite sega 16bit titles if they havent...
*Shining force (for the oldskool rpg fans)
*Flashback - The quest for Identity (for those that appreciate depth in games)
*Zombies Ate My Neighbours (For those who have yet to discover it's coolness)

There ya go, my post.