We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Feeding Frenzy Deluxe
Feeding Frenzy Deluxe, developed by Sprout Games and published by PopCap in 2004.
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Player's Review
"World of fish-eat-fish. Player plays as a fish trying to survive and grow up by eating enough preys."
Another old classic in the 2000s. Everyone's favorite fish-eat-fish game from PopCap Games is now uploaded on this YouTube channel! This was my first ever PopCap game I had ever played back in around 2007. Had a lot of good memories with the game, especially when I went to the Internet Café only to play this game (back then I did not own a computer lol).
In this game, you control a small fish, and your mission is to survive and grow up by eating enough preys. Sounds simple, but it is kinda difficult for the newbies (like me back in the old 2000s).
You play as 5 different types of fish in 40 different stages. Each stage gradually gets more difficult, as well as some new abilities for your fish. Along the way, you get "bonus stages", which helps boost your score while you do not have the risk of losing any lives. I also like the fun fact at the end of each level, because you learn something new and useful about marine lives. Enjoy the longplay, as always!
Another old classic in the 2000s. Everyone's favorite fish-eat-fish game from PopCap Games is now uploaded on this YouTube channel! This was my first ever PopCap game I had ever played back in around 2007. Had a lot of good memories with the game, especially when I went to the Internet Café only to play this game (back then I did not own a computer lol).
In this game, you control a small fish, and your mission is to survive and grow up by eating enough preys. Sounds simple, but it is kinda difficult for the newbies (like me back in the old 2000s).
You play as 5 different types of fish in 40 different stages. Each stage gradually gets more difficult, as well as some new abilities for your fish. Along the way, you get "bonus stages", which helps boost your score while you do not have the risk of losing any lives. I also like the fun fact at the end of each level, because you learn something new and useful about marine lives. Enjoy the longplay, as always!
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