MGS4 install on the PS3, you did get to watch Snake smoke, but it took a really long time.
Smoking shortens your life ....
MGS4 install on the PS3, you did get to watch Snake smoke, but it took a really long time.
Much like the (awful) version of Street Fighter 2 on the Amiga. If I remember correctly it had two or three fighters per disk. I distinctly remember my brother and I purposefully selecting characters that were on the same disk to prevent from having to put two in for each fight. God it was so bad.
WHAT?! That's insane!Much like the (awful) version of Street Fighter 2 on the Amiga. If I remember correctly it had two or three fighters per disk. I distinctly remember my brother and I purposefully selecting characters that were on the same disk to prevent from having to put two in for each fight. God it was so bad.
You should have bought a CD32I owned all of them at some point or another, and I have to disagree. While I liked my Amiga 500 (+ memory upgrade), gaming was predominantly much better on console.
Much like the (awful) version of Street Fighter 2 on the Amiga. If I remember correctly it had two or three fighters per disk. I distinctly remember my brother and I purposefully selecting characters that were on the same disk to prevent from having to put two in for each fight. God it was so bad.
Holy cow, I never had an Amiga so I had no idea it was that bad..
Some devs could fit vast worlds on a single 880k floppy disc (920k if you uses tacks 89-91), others.. could not.
Holy cow, I never had an Amiga so I had no idea it was that bad. Would take some serious dedication to play a version like that. Made me want to check it out on Youtube, apparently the Atari ST version is even worse.
Haha, I'd forgotten that! The first upgrade decision for 512k (kilobytes) Amiga owners was tough. Do you boost RAM from 512k with the 512k trapdoor expansion (which was slow 'fast' RAM on original Agnus Amigas) or buy an extra floppy?It wasn't that bad as you had solution. You bought extra floppy drives and chained 'em together.