Games with no end | MSX Resource Center (Pagina 3/5)

Van mars2000you

Enlighted (6259)

16-08-2012, 23:00

Meits wrote:

Ah, Athletic Land can be finished after all :D

134 minutes ... you are a man with so much patience B-)

For me, 10 stages are enough :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V9mJXGKPSY (hard way)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSlpucr3lhI (easy way)

Van snout

Ascended (15187)

16-08-2012, 23:00

That was a very extensive and moving end-demo. It really ties all loose ends to the epic Athletic Land story together. A masterpiece...

Van meits

Scribe (6509)

16-08-2012, 23:23

mars2000you wrote:

134 minutes ... you are a man with so much patience

It was not a nonstop run. I paused the game quite often to do something else... It was a two day ordeal though

Van mars2000you

Enlighted (6259)

17-08-2012, 00:39

I can imagine that ..... it took me more than 2 days for shorter videos, as I combined that with other activities.

Finally, thanks to your great courage, we know the end !

Thanks to Firefox extensions and VLC, I've jumped almost directly to this screen :

Van fondacio

Master (154)

17-08-2012, 02:15

RobertVroemisse wrote:

You could be right with Eindeloos considering the game's name. Never played it myself though...

Eindeloos does have an end. Vampier posted a speedrun which reaches the end in 8 minutes. By the way, here's an interview with the programmer, John Vanderaart. It focuses on his C64 career, but also contains some things on Radarsoft and Cees Kramer. I just remember once buying the book he wrote on programming the MSX in machine code.

Van konamiman

Paragon (1173)

17-08-2012, 10:17

Gauntlet is an infinite loop game as well. I discovered it as a kid, when the tape finished (each stage was loaded from tape), then I just rewinded it and the game continued loading stages normally...

Van anonymous

incognito ergo sum (116)

17-08-2012, 15:38

mars2000you wrote:

Check my review :

http://www.msxblue.com/?page_id=709

Hey, that's a nice, comprehensive review, mars2000you. :)

Van Guillian

Prophet (3504)