The Shoot-Em-Up Construction Kit (Amiga)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2020
- The Shoot-em-up construction kit was a program that allowed users to make shooters on various platforms.
I have the Amiga version, so lets check out what its like and if its any good at making shoot-em-ups.
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Thanks for making this video. This really brings me back! So much great nostalgia! Also I loved showing this to my 7 year old who has gotten into making games using Scratch and MakeCode!
Awesome, happy you enjoyed it and I imagine its still fun to play with as a kid now as it was back then.
Even if they have gotten used to better editors and tools.
I used this in the mid 90s. It was on a cover disc. I made games of my favourite movies such as Star Wars, Commando & Top Gun. I also sampled sounds from the movies using a sound sampler which was great for capturing laser blasters, missiles, guns & explosions. Wish I kept the discs now. I will have to recreate them now I’ve seen this video 😀
Wow you really went all out with the custom graphics and sounds, that sounds really awesome!
GouldFish On Games yeah. I’m a bit disappointed I lost the discs now. Oh well. I might have a go again.
Programma entrato nella storia dell'AMIGA,perfetto per creare dei giochi senza programmare,un must!
Always remember that Simpsons PD game made using SEUCK.
But I borrowed a friend's C64 after finding it for sale at a car boot sale years ago. Made a couple of Commando type games on it myself.
I'd love to see a modern version of this on Steam!
One has just been released. SCHMUP Creator.
I had this back in the day, i made both an aliens and judge dredd game using it which me and my friends would play. There was a very basic comando style game demo with this as well as a few ship based shmups.
Loved this - wish I'd had it back in the day.. it reminds me of pico-8 in terms of the game creation tools
Love this video. I had SEUCK back in the day, but I only ever tinkered with the existing game assets! This video is great because I forgot how easy to use this was.
I love kits like this. Sadly I never had any for shmups back in the day. I did write my own shmup though once as a programming exercise.
Muss man sooooooo lange warten bis einer so ein Tolles Video raus haut. good Job.
Oh man! I got to have this game to my Amiga 500 in a original box. This is a legendary cult classic!! Thank you! 😺👍🕹️
Well SEUCK was far better than I thought it was, shame they did not do a follow up version with weapons upgrades and side scrolling.
Yeah, I'm amazed they didn't make a SEUCK 2, it would have been great to have one aimed at only the 16bit machines.
@@GouldFishOnGames Those pallet numbers could have been up'd on the Amiga as well, 8 sprite colour, 8 background colours screams I was ported to the ST first then ported to the Amiga, as does lack of side ways scrolling.
I know that the C64 version actually did get an unofficial side scrolling mod that came out a few years back, but sadly nobody made one for the Amiga yet
@@theyamo7219 I did not know about that patch. Shame nobody has made a patch for the Amiga. All the same its quiet impressive the c64 version is getting patches all these years later.
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It turned out good, a shame it's limited to about 20fps. I find it funny here 12:14 they never thought to have the cockpit black or a different shade of white as the blue blends into the water.
Its one of those things, the Amiga should have been able to do a much better version of SEUCK then we got.
but it was still fun to play around with.
As for the colour choices, I wonder if they didn't have a black or many to spare.
it would have looked fine in the editor but in game, or at least that level, it has issues.
@@GouldFishOnGames Having played Xenon II it's sad the only thing messing with the game being perfect is the frame rate. 😢
Great video again. I have the original SEUCK on the C64 & I’ve never done anything with it, I must try & get the Amiga version.
Stop bullying yourself, I like the little aircraft you created.
I just like to set expectations, and I'm firmly in the programmer art camp with these things 😉
I have quite some bad memories about SEUCK, because every time I tried one of these PD releases from the Aminet, it was quite a horrible shooter. I quickly gave up on these.
Years later I found out about Dezaemon on the SNES and PSX/SAT, which was basically the same. The user generated content for these was quite another level, though. Especially the Saturn releases of which there are hundreds.
Ah SEUCK! I made a bunch of games for that, though I never released any of em haha! I'm coding a game in Unity now and looking back at that interface... let's just say I wouldn't go back to it!!
Great job. I wonder if there is a way to make a limited "power up" system some how. I know you can add "collectible" items with a few little hacks to the properties of enemies and tiles.
Thanks.
I've seen a few games doing some fancy things, but not seen any attempt todo power ups.
Very cool sir, very cool! Shame you can't have upgrades :(
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Thanks mate, you are a star and a gent.
Yeah I made a silly amount of goofy games with this program. You could actually make some cool stuff if you got creative with how the sprites and backgrounds worked. The pixel painting was really tedious though lacking basic tools like brush sizes.
I had this for the C64 but never got the Amiga version.
I knew of the C64 version but started with the Amiga one. Was there many differences (outside the audio)?
It seems very much the same. The only real difference being the number of colours you could use.
@Rooflesoft Games Thanks for the information, some of those changed I guessed were the case but others I had no idea.
Like the C64 version running at 50hz.
Also didn't know that you could do collisions with backgrounds. you had to fake that in the Amiga version by having invisible enemies that you would just place.
Not sure why the Amiga version would be so slow, I wonder if it shared the sprite and scrolling code with the Atari ST.
would this be playable of a dongle on the amiga 500 mini?
I don't know what formats the TheA500 supports so I can't really answer.
Remember you need to have a mouse AND joystick connected.
A ps4 version would be totally awesome xD
I made a Ninja Turtles shooter with this, by made I just took one game and put Turtles in it...I did prefer the C64 version though.
I had this and am embarrassed to say that me and my friend made a game where the ship was a dong, and it fired spunk shots at enemies that were asses, boobs and lady pockets. We giggled like schoolkids while we did it (we were school kids so I think it's OK)
when people are given the tools to be creative, more often then not a phallus is created 😉