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Meh.. I expected a port of Battle Network, because that game would actually fit quite well with the iOS devices. It didn't require precision/timed jumps and quick controls etc like the other Mega Man games did. (Heck, they could even get greedy with it and offer battlecards as IAP...)

I'm just going to dump this link here, in case some new players get interested in how to play CK2. It's the best video-tutorial I've ever seen for a Paradox game so far.

I will never forget the first time I saw the intro to Final Fantasy VI. The snow.. the music.. the mechs. Instant FF-love.

@Contrarian said:

With all the weapons around, no-one can afford a second US Civil War. It would infect the entire world and we would all suffer. Where and when will all this end?

I beg your pardon? USA has already infected the entire world and we're all suffering from it. There's no denying that USA is a bloody bully, I'm just wondering when people will set their foot down and say "enough!" (and that goes for all people of all nations, not just the american citizens who has to suffer from their own government).

Sounds a bit like Heavy Gear.

My only complaints is that it's much shorter and less varied than Diablo II. Otherwise, a great game.

Well, don't get a supersport bike as your first one and most importantly: ATGATT.

As long as they continue with this shit, and this, I have no problems with piracy when it comes to movies. I don't want to be seen as a criminal when I BUY something.

I certainly hope they patch it at least. Downloaded it and played half an hour. The tutorial worked fine but when I created my own world the bloody game just hanged randomly on either the inventory screen or the crafting screen.

1. You can use an Atari joystick. The C64 joysticks only had one button too (or in the case of the venerable TAC-2, two buttons doing the same thing).

2. It depends. If the screen is flashing it usually means that the game is decrunching to load itself into the C64's memory. If it just stalls on a loading prompt in basic then it might have crashed.

3. LOAD "*",8,1 if it's a disc with just one game. Otherwise type LOAD "$",8 followed by LIST to see the files and then replace the asterisk in the first command with the program you want to run, and erase the ,1 since it's usually not needed when you run software that way.

5. Not for the common C64 or C128. I believe the 128D and the SX-64 had external keyboards though...

7. No options menu but get the C64 reference manual for all that juicy basic stuff. You could try to get hold of GEOS for a graphical enviroment though.

8. Same as above, the reference manual got all the things you need.