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[Spoonman]

This game DOES NOT remind one of Samurai Jack
Samurai Jack reminds one of this game :P

Or maybe not.. but this game was made first though

Further more this is a great game, I only got to play the first stage or so at the time, and then my version just ended *poof* Anyway, I'm eager to give it another go

Originally posted by Diab10@Apr 6 2005, 07:35 AM
I cant unzip all of the files...!?
It says something like unsupported compression method 9
I couldnt unpack it even with winrar or winzip 8.0....
?

I can't unzip either with WinXP Extraction Wizard, it says unkown compression method, maybe the files weren't archived correctly.

[Eagle of Fire]

Use a recent version of Winzip.

[holyman9]

I can't unzip either, why would the uploader use a recent compression method only available to WinZip?? Please refrain from doing this in the future.

Besides that, great review and good choice for a game k:

Ahh this game brings back good memories...Just one question: Does anyone know what the lantern is for?

[Kon-Tiki]

It allows you to see hidden items. When walking near them, a little yellow star starts to flicker. Just hit it with your sword and fruit or the likes'll fall out. Hit those spots without the lantern, and it'll fall out too. With the lantarn, they're just marked.

[Pietafon]

Huh, I remember that I was playing the demo of this game on my C-64. After that I've tried to acquire full version, but for many reaons that was imposible !
Now I'm sitting in front of my PC and enjoying it !
Big thanks for that

Greets to all ABANDONIA crew (especially POLISH ) !

I've had no problem in un-ziping with 7-zip, but the game don't start with VDM nor in DOSbox!!!

Even if i'm a real ninja i liked too much this Samurai-game in the past...

I played this one on both C64 and ST... The PC graphics seem an awful lot like the ST graphics, but maybe a slight bit more colorful...

[Strobe]

i'm sorry for the inconvenience some of you encountered when de-compressing
the archive, but let me assure you i have tested it thoroughly!

if you use an up-to-date archiver, you should not run into any problems with the
archive. and yes, i'd recommend to use 7zip, it works flawless in 99.5% of all
cases.

@ quintopotere:
i don't know why it wouldn't work in DOSBox, i had no problems with it - i even
tested it on my friends' computers, and there were no problems!