@BigD

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I remember reading about Ablaze Entertainment's 'Euroburn' back in the late 90s / early noughties as a proposed sequel to Napalm: The Crimson Crisis but it was quietly cancelled.

Obviously they silently realised they didn't want to burn money after all.

@Hypex

The assets were used to create the PC game 'State of War' which is well thought of in the PC community but virtually unheard of in ours!

It's cool to see the Amiga sprites repurposed in a PC game but without the base resource management side of things and the 2-player Amiga null modem game mode it's not as good The FMV video however is cheese-tastic

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@BigD

The state of War is my favorite game developed by Cypron Interactive. I remembered 22 missions from State of War 2000 and 16 missions from 22 missions from State of War 2003. Amiga is a great computer platform for communities like minutefob.ca to excel in their designs and features to make their lives better and of course to do something for the nation.

@Thread

So no one has fixed the report button yet? This guy has never played State of War and I suggest no one clicks the link.

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John Lasseter, Co-Founder of Pixar Animation Studios

@Thread

STATE OF WAR (PC)





NAPALM (Amiga)

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John Lasseter, Co-Founder of Pixar Animation Studios

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@Thread

Again, the ‘report’ button is not working and no one should click the link left by the joker above!

Moderators, is it possible to lock this thread now as it just seems to have become a gateway for social networking SPAM!

We know what happened with a sequel; Euroburn assets were repurposed for State of War on the PC. Case closed. Stop the thread.

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"Art challenges technology. Technology inspires the art."
John Lasseter, Co-Founder of Pixar Animation Studios

Given that they abandoned the Amiga due to lack of sales why on Earth would they come back to an even smaller user base?

Also, Napalm can run fine on faster machines simply by setting the task priority.
Its how I play it on my Amithlon box which is much, much faster for 68k software than any OS4 hardware.