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domingo, 12 de abril de 2015

Knightmare - Remake Win32 - Demon VideoGames 2015





http://demonvideogames.blogspot.com.es/2015/03/we-lanuch-remake-of-knightmare.html

WE LAUNCH THE REMAKE OF KNIGHTMARE!!
Mas de 15.000 descargas de Knightmare y subiendo...todo un éxito. GRACIAS A TODOS POR JUGAR A NUESTROS JUEGOS.

Hemos subido una nueva versión del Knightmare con varios arreglos:

- Posibilidad de jugar con pad
- Arreglados varios bugs en el comportamiento de algunas armas
- Mas amor si cabe que hemos puesto en el juego :-)

Podéis descargar la nueva version en el mismo sitio, desde AQUI

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Over 15,000 downloads of Knightmare...at the moment :-) MANY THANKS ALL

We have uploaded a new version of Knightmare. Several bugs have been fixed:

- Now, you can play with pad
- Several bugs fixed in the behavior of the weapons
- More and more love in the game....:-)

You can download the new version HERE

jueves, 3 de abril de 2014

Knightmare GOLD REMAKE






Knightmare Gold Released!
Visit the Download section! 

Note: In 3.57MHz MSX running at 50Hz the smooth scroll is available, but it is not supported, since it will not work on many situations. Sorry.
It's hard to believe of any MSX fan who has never heard of a certain name: Knightmare.

It's even harder to believe that this name doesn't bring joyfull memories for all those who know what it relates to. And you may ask what does it relate to?

Knightmare is, maybe, the best game ever produced in 32Kbytes for the MSX 1 computer series. As never seen before, a game with such restriction in memory usage had explored so many resources of the MSX computer, with so long and different stages, and breath taking scenes that translate the ambience of the story so well, mixing dozens of different enemies (and dozens of them simultaneously on screen!), many different weapons, power-ups, final stage bosses and so rich in details...and not least important, a great music that puts the player in "the mood".

With such great success, it was more than natural for the original publisher - Konami - to create some sequels of also great success. However, all of Knightmare's sequels were based on the first MSX series (MSX1) and, although using more memory - 128Kbytes & 256Kbytes, respectively - did not made use of any additional hardware such as extra sound cards or MSX2 resources already available then.

Nevertheless, it was hard to resist the temptation of publishing an enhanced version...at least of the first game. And that was exactly what the Konami itself did, in the well known Konami Game Collection, when they released a version of this famous game that made use of its wavetable sound cartridge, the SCC...and then music was brought to life, reaching another level!

It was only recently - 17 years after it's original release date - when the game has gained it's greatest "power-up": a CD-ROM based version, with versions of the original songs exclusively designed for it.

This version created a lot of interest in the MSX community in Brazil, when then people started to discuss here and there a brand new idea: why not upgrade the original MSX1 game to a MSX2 game, getting the benefits of the resources available in this machine to improve even more what was already great?

As a result of this idea and the joint effort of several members of the MSX community in Brazil, Knightmare Gold was created, a new version of the game that was released in the MSX Ja� 2005 Meeting (Brazil's spring ending season) in celebration of Knightmare's 20th anniversary.

The Knightmare Gold game combines the characteristics of the Knightmare CD, Knightmare SCC and a brand new programming of a major part of the game to benefit from the several resources available to MSX2 and other more advanced series... and even some enhancements on the MSX1 version!

miércoles, 12 de marzo de 2014

The Maze of Galious REMAKE




The Maze of Galious (MoG in short) was originally a Konami game for the MSX computer system. Its real name is Knightmare II: The Maze of Galious and is the sequel of another Konami game called Knightmare.

MoG is a very addictive game where you have to kill thousands of enemies, collect items in order to obtain new powers and defeat some really great demons at the end of each level. The gameplay of MoG is not the boring linear one. In MoG you are free to go everywhere you want from the beginning of the game. You have to be very careful of the order in which you visit all the rooms in the HUGE map if you want to keep your character alive. The map is structured in a main map (called the castle) and 10 submaps (called the worlds). Initially you are in the castle and you have to find the keys that open the doors to go to each of the worlds. To complete the game you have to defeat the boss at the end of each one of the 10 worlds. You are free to revisit each world as often as you want in order to see if you have missed something. To defeat all 10 demons you control two characters: Popolon and Aphrodite. Each one has special abilities, i.e. Popolon has a greater ability to jump and Aphrodite is able to dive.