Mergic
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The Amiga sale must continue to help add to the wedding fund, so here are my CD based Amiga games up for sale...
All come with original jewel case or packaging and inlays and manuals (where applicable). All are in good working order with no major scratches.
Reasonable offers (especially for bulk buys) considered.
Prices exclude postage.
Payment by paypal gift (or buyer pays fees) or bank transfer (IBAN)
Collection from Manchester welcome
The Big Red Adventure - £20 SOLD to AMike - dispatched & received - both parties have left feedback
A classic Point-and-click Adventure game beautifully published by Power Computing. Scored 90% in CU Amiga (May'97)
All Games Below - SOLD to martona - payment received - parcel dispatched
Quake - £20
Deveoped by ID Software and ClickBOOM with the original PC Version and an Amiga version for 680'0 processors ('060 recommended) as well as usable with PPC hacks. Scored 95% in CU Amiga (Jun'98)
Genetic Species - £20
A fantastic 3D shoot-'em-up developed especially for the Amiga. Scored 94% in CU Amiga (Aug'98)
Foundation: The Directors Cut - £20
A Settlers-clone or 'real-time strategy war game' developed by Paul Burkey et al and published by Epic Marketing. Scored 90% in Amiga Format (Dec'99)
Napalm - £20
A terrific Command&Conquer-clone or 'real-time strategy' game developed especially for the Amiga by ClickBOOM. Scored 90% in Amiga Format (Apr'99)
The Shadow of the 3rd Moon - £20
I love this game - a flight-combat game set in beautifully rendered landscapes. Developed by Titan, this game scored 92% in CU Amiga (Jan'98)
Speedball 2 (Amiga CD32 Version) - £20
This surely needs no introduction - "Ice cream, Ice cream"... enough said
This timeless classic beautifully enhanced with AGA graphics deserves to be cherished and played!! Compatible with A1200.
IK+ (Amiga CD32 Version) - £20
Another classic preserved in polycarbonate for your enjoyment. Surely this deserves a place in any Amiga games collectors collection. Compatible with A1200.
Guardian (Amiga CD32) - £15
This never seemed to catch on but I love it. Another flight-combat game which is very reminiscent of the SNES classic Star Fox. Compatible with A1200
Theme Park (AGA and ECS versions) - £15
Following on the back of Sim City this game was erm... more pretty and gives you the chance to manage your own Theme Park. Here you get a version for any computer on a handy disc.
Microcosm (Amiga CD32) - £15
Developed especially to launch the Amiga CD32 and show off the capabilities for the AGA chipset this game certainly has stunning, smooth graphics as well as being beautifully packaged. It's worth a few hours of play even if it never quite lived up to the hype.
You've made it to the bottom; thanks for looking. Please declare interest and contact me if you're keen to buy any of these and I'll do my part to respond promptly and to make sure they get to you in great condition if we agree a deal. If these aren't what you're looking for then keep watching because I've got loads of floppy disk based games, applications, cover CDs and some more bits of hardware coming up for sale soon. Thanks, Mergic.
All come with original jewel case or packaging and inlays and manuals (where applicable). All are in good working order with no major scratches.
Reasonable offers (especially for bulk buys) considered.
Prices exclude postage.
Payment by paypal gift (or buyer pays fees) or bank transfer (IBAN)
Collection from Manchester welcome
The Big Red Adventure - £20 SOLD to AMike - dispatched & received - both parties have left feedback
A classic Point-and-click Adventure game beautifully published by Power Computing. Scored 90% in CU Amiga (May'97)
All Games Below - SOLD to martona - payment received - parcel dispatched
Quake - £20
Deveoped by ID Software and ClickBOOM with the original PC Version and an Amiga version for 680'0 processors ('060 recommended) as well as usable with PPC hacks. Scored 95% in CU Amiga (Jun'98)
Genetic Species - £20
A fantastic 3D shoot-'em-up developed especially for the Amiga. Scored 94% in CU Amiga (Aug'98)
Foundation: The Directors Cut - £20
A Settlers-clone or 'real-time strategy war game' developed by Paul Burkey et al and published by Epic Marketing. Scored 90% in Amiga Format (Dec'99)
Napalm - £20
A terrific Command&Conquer-clone or 'real-time strategy' game developed especially for the Amiga by ClickBOOM. Scored 90% in Amiga Format (Apr'99)
The Shadow of the 3rd Moon - £20
I love this game - a flight-combat game set in beautifully rendered landscapes. Developed by Titan, this game scored 92% in CU Amiga (Jan'98)
Speedball 2 (Amiga CD32 Version) - £20
This surely needs no introduction - "Ice cream, Ice cream"... enough said
This timeless classic beautifully enhanced with AGA graphics deserves to be cherished and played!! Compatible with A1200.
IK+ (Amiga CD32 Version) - £20
Another classic preserved in polycarbonate for your enjoyment. Surely this deserves a place in any Amiga games collectors collection. Compatible with A1200.
Guardian (Amiga CD32) - £15
This never seemed to catch on but I love it. Another flight-combat game which is very reminiscent of the SNES classic Star Fox. Compatible with A1200
Theme Park (AGA and ECS versions) - £15
Following on the back of Sim City this game was erm... more pretty and gives you the chance to manage your own Theme Park. Here you get a version for any computer on a handy disc.
Microcosm (Amiga CD32) - £15
Developed especially to launch the Amiga CD32 and show off the capabilities for the AGA chipset this game certainly has stunning, smooth graphics as well as being beautifully packaged. It's worth a few hours of play even if it never quite lived up to the hype.
You've made it to the bottom; thanks for looking. Please declare interest and contact me if you're keen to buy any of these and I'll do my part to respond promptly and to make sure they get to you in great condition if we agree a deal. If these aren't what you're looking for then keep watching because I've got loads of floppy disk based games, applications, cover CDs and some more bits of hardware coming up for sale soon. Thanks, Mergic.
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