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The New Zealand Story - Unboxing, Versions Comparison, Trivia

Taito's excellent platform game released in 1988. This video contains an Unboxing of Ocean's Atari ST version, Game Trivia, CRT capture and Comparison with the Amiga, Commodore, Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum on Real Hardware. There is also a comparison among the Sega Megadrive/Genesis, Sega Master System, Nintendo Entertainment System and PC Engine, as well as the FM Towns and X68000 on Emulators. REM ** CONTENTS ** 00:00 Introduction 00:44 Unboxing 03:17 Game Trivia 05:15 Home Computers' Conversions 05:31 Atari 1040 STFM 07:02 Amiga 500 08:30 Commodore 64 - 128 09:57 Amstrad CPC 6128 11:29 ZX Spectrum+ and ZX Spectrum+3 12:53 Side by side comparison 14:36 Home Computers' Rankings 15:10 Games Consoles' Conversions 15:25 Sega Mega Drive - Genesis 16:00 PC Engine 16:33 Nintendo Entertainment System 17:29 Sega Master System 18:08 Side by side comparison 19:30 Consoles' Rankings 20:07 Japanese Personal Computers' Conversions 20:26 Fujitsu FM Towns 20:59 Sharp X68000 21:48 Side by side comparison 23:13 Final Rankings 23:45 Ending REM ** THE USER'S MEMORIES ** I first read about it on Pixel's October 1989 issue which had a Special Review of the game. I used to play it a lot on my Amiga, for which the game was a great, as it was on all platforms. I hadn't played the coin-op until 1998 when I finally came across it at an arcade. That's when I first noticed that the on-screen map was missing from the conversions (with the exception of the arcade-perfect FM Towns and the almost perfect X68000). REM ** MORE ON THIS CHANNEL ** REM * Internet of the Past * GOTO    • The Internet of the Past   REM * Unboxing Videos * GOTO    • Old Computers & Peripherals   REM * Tips and Tutorials * GOTO    • Retro Tips and Tutorials   REM * Games * GOTO    • Games on Real Hardware [CRT Capture]   REM * My patches and translations * GOTO    • My Game Fixes and Translations   GOTO My Channel for more! #unboxing #retrogaming #80s #atari #taito