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Posted By
Luca
on 2020-01-08
13:57:53
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It's a delicious conversion, unfortunately it's so badly memory optimized, and ravaged by tons of crashing bugs which caused to never finish a single game. Oh anyway Nick is trying his best in these first steps into 264 machines, so let's wait for some improvements 
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Posted By
Charlemagne
on 2020-01-08
13:54:01
| Re: Nick Sherman is back on the murder's...
When I saw the thumbnail of this game I knew to love it. I started to play and it seemed to be hard for me at first... ...in turn, after a little practising, it was hard to stop... 
...but at this point the game was frozen and made a persistent sound.
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Posted By
MMS
on 2020-01-08
13:42:06
 | Re: Nick Sherman is back on the murder's...
I think it is OK. He tries to reach the bright colors of the handheld device.
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Posted By
KiCHY
on 2020-01-08
02:01:26
| Re: Nick Sherman is back on the murder's...
Almost great job! But what happened with the colors? Even the c64 version is nicer with its 16 colors :/ Perhaps the author missed that information we can change brightess of every color on Plussy 
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Posted By
Luca
on 2020-01-07
02:01:26
| Nick Sherman is back on the murder's...
Nick Sherman is back on the murder's place, it's now Caveman's turn to become a Plus/4 game from the Game & Watch world.
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