[AMSTRAD CPC] After The War Longplay part 1/2

[@Fifty91200]

Yes I called the bosses "bud spencer" because they looked like him lol

[@CholoCPC]

Great job there. That games is pretty tough and unforgiving. One of those games where a single mistake counts. Nice one !

[@kafkawood]

Ups, I meant SHARP MZ800 version. watch?v=mhAAuoGVfOg Its badass track, check it out.

[@ClassicReplay]

Loved this game, the second part is even better than the first. Quite difficult though.

[@tek9183]

How do you jump kick in this game?

[@Axelino]

Working on it ;)

[@Axelino]

Thanks :)

[@Fifty91200]

How do you kill the first "bud spencer "? I've never beat him when I was a child

[@rafaellima83]

Flying kicks on his face.

[@kafkawood]

Theme music is inferior to the C64 original.

[@Okazu84]

Man the final iteration of the "Bud Spencer" Boss is so ludicrously flawed... it is much more a question of exploiting the game defects and hope for the collision system and random AI to finally work in your favor after so many tries rather than actually figuring out a viable technique to beat it by the rules of the game itself... indeed the margin of maneuver is so awfully narrow compared to the the boss' favorable posture that it almost makes no sense at all even trying to figure out an effective method. no specific approach really works, and even the encounter in the video was a blatant proof of the luck parameter. With all due respect to the player of course. 95% of the time once you're stuck at the left corner (which is completely inevitable no matter what you do, btw) the boss just keeps on beating a couple times, protecting itself every god damn time from you jump kicks and you're done, period. The only way to succeed is to pray for the AI to fail just like it did, going backwards and waiting instead of finishing you when it could. An otherwise marvelously coded and designed game, too bad the particular boss fight is so off, even for an 8 bit game.

[@stevensgoodallsg]

Lol. What an awfully slow and pathetic effort