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Precious Metal - Amiga game compilation (Captain Blood, Arkanoid 2, Xenon, Crazy Cars)

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First published at 13:13 UTC on March 12th, 2022.

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A game compilation published by Ocean Software in 1989 for the Atari ST and the Amiga. The featured games are Captain Blood by Exxos (Ere Informatique), Taito's Arkanoid 2 - The revenge of Doh, Xenon by the Bitmap Brothers and Crazy Cars by Titus. The Atari ST release has got Super Hang On instead of Crazy Cars. This video features unboxing, review and CRT capture of the four games running on real hardware.

REM *** CONTENTS ***
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Unboxing and Review
01:34 Captain Blood
02:45 Arkanoid 2 - The revenge of Doh
04:20 Xenon
05:55 Crazy Cars and Super Hang On
07:55 Instructions Manual
08:30 Box Contents Overview
08:50 Ending

REM *** User's Memories ***
Unlike most of the Amiga and Spectrum stuff, this game pack is not mine. I bought it from eBay in around 2008 just to finally own it, because the magazine advert had been haunting my memories since 1989. I don't think it was the compilation itself, but rather the magazine which I loved. Not that it's a bad package. All four games are really great and you could have them at the price of one. I liked the golden statue of the bike, spaceship etc on the cover, but not as much that of the Amiga version which has a car instead.

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