Myth: History in the Making - Versions Comparison (HD)

[@Offensive_Username]

Every port seems to be a different game.

[@jammerc64]

LOL, why level graphics in NES version has double pixels? Assets were lazily converted from C64 ;)

[@ianbrooke9313]

MSX is better because this sharp mz 800 is a port of a zx spectrum

[@ZxSpectrumplus]

The Spectrum version is the best here. The animation are much faster and tons of animation on screen not seen on the C64 version. C64 version is 2nd best. CPC is a decent port of the Spectrum version but not as colorful as the Spectrum version. Less said about the NES the better. I consider the Amiga and ST version as different games altogether.

[@danhenderson5582]

Totally agree with you. The ZX Spectrum version was really special. The animation was so smooth and it had an incredible Sinbad/Jason & the Argonauts vibe too. Loved it.

[@thefurthestmanfromhome1148]

ST version never finished.

[@wimwiddershins]

Many late nights on the C64 version. The puzzle aspect makes this more than just a well presented platformer, Myth has gameplay depth.

[@Midwinter2]

The Amiga version is disappointing as the scrolling is not smooth - and it isn't even full-screen. Other games on the Amiga that make similar demands on the hardware have perfectly smooth scrolling - and many have at least one parallax layer, such as 1st and 2nd Samurai, Lionheart, Rubicon, Risky Woods, Robocop 2, Barbarian 2 (Psygnosis) etc etc. the graphics are good in places but could have been way better.

[@iXien]

All the version are excellent with fast gameplay, even on CPC and Spectrum, what is a nice surprise. But clearly, Amiga version is in many ways the best with a charismatic main character, God Of War before the date. A little bit heavier to control compared to the light character of the other version but if you play the game using 60hz display, you will see a nice update with a faster gameplay and a fullscreen display.

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Let’s Compare Myth: History In The Making 1: Commodore 64 (1989) 2: Zx Spectrum (1989) 3: Amstrad Cpc (1989) 4: NES (1991) 5: Atari St (Preview) (1991) 6: Amiga (1992) 7: Amiga Cd32 (1994)

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

The NES Version is Called CONAN

[@ianbrooke9313]

At least the MSX version is called Myth.

[@AutoFirePad]

El de commodore gana por su scroll tan suave en mi opinión.