Best played on an Amiga. Nuff said :sunglasses:

Quick save? Regenerating health? Aim assist?

Bwhahahahahaha, the master race welcomes you to real gaming :wink:

Cold, not on a 3.5" floppy.

when jools and jopps died i always restarted. couldnt have those to legends dying.

Pixelated gory death. Mowing down the horses too.

It was the same for me with Syndicate. Always reloading when a death occurs. "SELECTED"<3

Anyone have Walker on the amiga? Only side scrolling game I can remember that was right to left.

when jools and jopps died i always restarted. couldnt have those to legends dying.

*salutes*

Cold, not on a 3.5" floppy.

Absolutely. We'll have no gravestones on our hill, thank you very much.:smile:

I remember some of the missions being ridiculously tough, especially since I was determined to never lose a man, and kept reloading to keep them.

Guessing they've removed the need to enter a specific word from a page and line in the manual in order to play the game?

What an amazing game this was, and still is.
My kids will be brought up on these titles (when they're old enough of course).

None of the rubbish you get today on iPhones & iPads.

Memories

The farmers with the shotguns were a nice touch, and the beggars asking for 10p. Classic !!

wow , got this in the loft on the amiga 500, classic game

£1.49 for a Canon foto? They're free with Nikkon.

The soundtrack to this game is amazing

yeah, Champ manager was a time eater... uncovering that next superstar... I seem to remember in sensible world of soccer and champ manager always wanting Paul Warhurst in my team as in both he was listed down as Defender, Midfield and Striker.... He is not a name you hear mentioned much... footballing legend to me! ha.

Oh ****, yes! I actually remember that.

Sensible Soccer was just amazing. Me and the lads used to sit round at mine after school playing SWOS. The achievement of getting to become the England manager just can't be replicated. Between that and Championship Manager lay a lot of my childhood.

haha...

also the hand grenade bomb for a ball was hours of fun..

Oh, was the black and white picture a special touch? All my games were played in black and white unfortunately. :smile:

This had me quite excited...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6WO1NXpXgA

I think that was a Xmas cover disk too...

I could be confused though.

I don't think I've been as excited to see a festive addition to a game as I had with those two. Oh, and of course Crash (Modern Warfare).

Amazing.

Especially the extra effort given to the festive music... I miss cover discs...

At the risk of showing our ages. What about this:smile:

I remember getting the mag for this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9WS3Ng4au0

those were the days...

Is http://gamesnostalgia.com/en/ a legit site for old games?

That, and it's where you started getting enemies with rocket launchers, whose range always seemed to be one pixel longer than you could see on-screen.:disappointed:

Great game.

I used to get stuck on a level where a troop had to do quite a bit of swimming. Bought the playing guide at the time. Apparently I was doing the right thing in the level but my men still kept getting killed.

It is possible to get Cannon Fodder 1 and 2 for £2.98 (option on the web page) :smiley:

Is the speed of play adjustable for the modern PC? Past reviewers have written it runs too fast compared to the Amiga/Atari ST versions.

Quick save? Regenerating health? Aim assist?

Bwhahahahahaha, the master race welcomes you to real gaming :wink:

Best played on an Amiga. Nuff said :sunglasses:

​And lest we forget:
https://youtu.be/55cbGTlgHqI