We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit, developed by Silent Software Incorporated and published by Buena Vista Software in 1988.
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Player's Review
"Who framed ROGER RABBIT - ACTION! DANGER! EXCITEMENT! -and stuff like that...
Join Roger Rabbit in a madcap search for Marvin the Gag King's will. The fate of Toontown depends on you and Roger as Judge Doom threatens to "dip" Toontown off the face of the earth!! Three games in one, based on scenes from the film. Collectible how-to-play Gag Catalog. This one includes every gag in the book, folks!"
A very short game and not a particularly great conversion that feels kind of phoned in. Some poor choices in colours used (maybe thx to the dos version) and music that makes the C64 Running Man game sound good.
Levels 1 and 3 are the same as you travel to the next location. In these levels you just need to stay ahead of Dooms car and avoid driving through toxic spills. Avoid crashes else you will lose time but not lives.
Level 2 is annoying as you try to pickup all the notes as the penguins replace with new ones. It can be tricky to jump tot he right table at the right moment and if you are holding the fire button you might accidently pick up the drink although it does give a brief pause to give you a moment to focus. If you take to long, you get kicked out and a bad end but the game continues on.
Level 4 is a long stage and requires finding the right gags or tools behind palettes in order to navigate the warehouse. Holes are useful for falling through floors and the gags are for when an enemy is on screen and you need for them to die of laughter. There are quite a few options but sometimes being on the right part of the screen where the gags are can be tricky.
00:00:00 Titles
00:00:55 Level 1
00:03:50 Level 2
00:05:30 Level 3
00:07:45 Level 4
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00:15:55 Level 2 and 3 leading to game Over
Join Roger Rabbit in a madcap search for Marvin the Gag King's will. The fate of Toontown depends on you and Roger as Judge Doom threatens to "dip" Toontown off the face of the earth!! Three games in one, based on scenes from the film. Collectible how-to-play Gag Catalog. This one includes every gag in the book, folks!"
A very short game and not a particularly great conversion that feels kind of phoned in. Some poor choices in colours used (maybe thx to the dos version) and music that makes the C64 Running Man game sound good.
Levels 1 and 3 are the same as you travel to the next location. In these levels you just need to stay ahead of Dooms car and avoid driving through toxic spills. Avoid crashes else you will lose time but not lives.
Level 2 is annoying as you try to pickup all the notes as the penguins replace with new ones. It can be tricky to jump tot he right table at the right moment and if you are holding the fire button you might accidently pick up the drink although it does give a brief pause to give you a moment to focus. If you take to long, you get kicked out and a bad end but the game continues on.
Level 4 is a long stage and requires finding the right gags or tools behind palettes in order to navigate the warehouse. Holes are useful for falling through floors and the gags are for when an enemy is on screen and you need for them to die of laughter. There are quite a few options but sometimes being on the right part of the screen where the gags are can be tricky.
00:00:00 Titles
00:00:55 Level 1
00:03:50 Level 2
00:05:30 Level 3
00:07:45 Level 4
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00:15:55 Level 2 and 3 leading to game Over
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