We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Navy Moves (Fan Translation)
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Player's Review
Spectrum 128k
Developed by Ignacio Abril and published by Dinamic Software in 1988.
"Mission: Destroy the U - 5544 Nuclear Submarine. In Navy Moves you will prove your combat skills on the sea surface, beneath the waves, in a bathyscaphe, and finally, inside the submarine."
Well that was a two year wait for our sequel to Army Moves from Spanish developer and publisher Dinamic Software. Its more of the same. A near impossible first level which might send you crazy, but the game gets a little easier if you make it through. The game has 48k and 128k versions which load both parts at once on the 128k and again separated by a pass code. The second part is a another maze but thankfully made a little easier by enemies not able to see/get you when laying down. You do have to collect passcodes from officers and use the computer terminal to enter commands. How you are supposed to know those commands without a guide a do not know. Apart from the 'OABERBYAMD' code which is explained the manual and an anagram of Bomb Ready. Thegame also has a better ending than the previous game.
This video is made from my own 'Fan Translation' of the Spanish original game as for some reason, the 128k version was not localised or released in English. Now its not perfect as there is limited space to make the changes but it does make the 128k version more accessible. It wasn't possible to simply copy the text strings from the 48k English release into the 128k Spanish release.It is the disk version of the game and includes army moves on the disk.
I notice when reading the guides to the game that the text code messages use full words such as Emerge, Stop Engine, Transmit but the game is only comparing against a vocabulary of four letter words and will accept that as shown in the video. Ill try to add something which shows this later.
Developed by Ignacio Abril and published by Dinamic Software in 1988.
"Mission: Destroy the U - 5544 Nuclear Submarine. In Navy Moves you will prove your combat skills on the sea surface, beneath the waves, in a bathyscaphe, and finally, inside the submarine."
Well that was a two year wait for our sequel to Army Moves from Spanish developer and publisher Dinamic Software. Its more of the same. A near impossible first level which might send you crazy, but the game gets a little easier if you make it through. The game has 48k and 128k versions which load both parts at once on the 128k and again separated by a pass code. The second part is a another maze but thankfully made a little easier by enemies not able to see/get you when laying down. You do have to collect passcodes from officers and use the computer terminal to enter commands. How you are supposed to know those commands without a guide a do not know. Apart from the 'OABERBYAMD' code which is explained the manual and an anagram of Bomb Ready. Thegame also has a better ending than the previous game.
This video is made from my own 'Fan Translation' of the Spanish original game as for some reason, the 128k version was not localised or released in English. Now its not perfect as there is limited space to make the changes but it does make the 128k version more accessible. It wasn't possible to simply copy the text strings from the 48k English release into the 128k Spanish release.It is the disk version of the game and includes army moves on the disk.
I notice when reading the guides to the game that the text code messages use full words such as Emerge, Stop Engine, Transmit but the game is only comparing against a vocabulary of four letter words and will accept that as shown in the video. Ill try to add something which shows this later.
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MadMatty- September 08 2019 11:36:45
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