Follow me on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/Al82_Retro Get Great Retro Scene News @ http://www.vintageisthenewold.com Developed and published by Ocean in 1990 Credits Coding: John Meegan Graphics: Stephen Thomson Music: Matthew Cannon Time Codes 00:00 - Intro (music by Matt Cannon) 03:44 - Level 01 (music by Matt Cannon) 07:28 - Level 02 (music by Matt Cannon) 11:35 - Level 03 (music by Matt Cannon) 15:03 - Level 04 (music by Matt Cannon) 18:26 - Level 05 (music by Matt Cannon) 20:19 - Level 06 (music by Matt Cannon) 22:15 - Ending (music by Matt Cannon) #navyseals #c64 #retrogaming ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3fIkD6mamQ

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Developed by Graftgold and published by Renegade in 1992. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Al82_Retro Add me on Google+: http://bit.ly/1tPwL1u The evil wizard Suten has escaped from incarceration in a distant galaxy and has taken refuge on Earth. Biding his time and regaining his power through absorbing heat from the sun, Suten plans to enslave the planet to his own ends. One of Suten's warders, Glemm, has tracked Suten down and is searching for a way to recapture the wizard without risking the annihilation of the planet and all life along with it. To this end, he enlists the aid of Cool Coyote, who must travel from his own in the Arctic to the scorching deserts of Egypt to defeat the wizard. This has to be one of the strangest premises for a platform game featuring a cuddly, anthropomorphic coyote, but who am I to judge? Developed by Andrew Braybrook and Phillip Williams, Fire and Ice was one of the most anticipated Amiga games of 1992, especially when Braybrook as responsible for developing classic titles such as Uridium and the Amiga conversion of Rainbow Islands. The game is set across seven environments, each of which comprises of a number of levels. The objective on each stage is to assemble a key to the stage exit by defeating enemies that inhabit the level. One piece of the key is held by each distinct enemy type in the level, so you have to hunt down all the different enemies, destroy them and hope that they have a part of the key; the enemy that holds the key is random, so no two games are exactly the same. Once assembled, Cool Coyote must find the level exit, which is a large, locked door suspended in mid air; as long as the key is complete then the door will open. Of course, the enemies are not about to simply give up their key fragments. Fortunately, our furry hero is bestowed with the ability to hurl an unlimited supply of ice pellets at his foes, freezing them in place. Touching a frozen enemy will destroy them, but be quick, enemies don't stay frozen for long. In addition to pellets, CC can collect snowflakes from storm clouds by cooling them down with his pellets. Clouds will spit out a number of snowflakes, before going transforming into a deadly storm cloud, which will begin to cast lightning at anything nearby; the lighting is capable of zapping both enemies and CC himself, so be exercise caution around these storm clouds. Located on certain levels are small puppies, which will follow Cool Coyote and when rescued and can attack enemies with their own supply of ice pellets. These little fellows aren't particularly agile, but the additional fire power is worth waiting for them them to catch up with you. If you bring a puppy to the level exit then he will escape, netting you a cool extra life and a ton of bonus point ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWdpkblfqNA

Follow me on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/Al82_Retro Get Great Retro Scene News @ http://www.vintageisthenewold.com Developed and published by Athena in 1993 I'd never heard of this game before, and while it never got released outside of the arcades, it feels and plays much more like the kind of platformer you'd find on a home console than a coin-op. It's pretty nuts as well, featuring a cast of bizarre enemies and various psychedelic environments; a coin-op for the MTv generation. Chapters 00:00 Game 1: Normal 15:24 Game 2: Hard (Second Loop) #jjsquawkers #arcade #retrogames ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkzSs20st0