| From: | Bart King |
| Date: | 30 Jun 2000 at 20:04:20 |
| Subject: | Re: Re Software |
Andy Wanless <yd@flump.tele2.co.uk> wrote:
> The difference being, GTA was (and someone's going to disagree,
> obviously), a bit crap. (Which is putting it politely).
GTA wasn't bad for a 2D game in a 3D gaming world. GTA2 is slightly better
but the same thing requiring a 3D card.
> To some extent, yes. Lot harder to leave the ground in Driver though. And
> Driver doesn't people happily wandering around underwater waiting for a
> taxi. (Which is just weird, I guess).
Carmageddon 2 anyone? :)
> So what would be the ideal Amiga game to be turned into a massive
> multi-player online experience?
According to recent surveys conducted by a particular Amiga press
organization (I've got no idea which one :) there aren't as many Amiga
owners using them on the Internet as you might think.
There really is not the demand. Although, my project has a big chunk of
network code supporting dedicated servers and master servers which means it
could be a massive multi-player online experience - and it's NOT a 3D
shooter. And it's coming soon :)
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