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Fire & Ice - Nostalgia Time Amiga

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Channel: Ms Mad Lemon · 2017 · Gaming

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Despite being a subscriber request, Fire & Ice is a game i've been wanting to get around to playing as it's one from my childhood and which I have fond memories of, I love the music in some of the levels. In today's Nostalgia Time, I cannot make my mind up which version to play, the AGA / CD32 version or the OCS/ECS version. So that we don't miss out on seeing, I have done a humble comparison of each, how different the graphics and music are. 
Thanks to Neo-Infinity for the request. 

I play Fire & Ice on the Commodore Amiga 1200 using WHDload and also the cracked/trainer version from Floppy Disk. 

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Link to the CD32 gameplay which I borrowed clips from: https://youtu.be/zl9wG-RUdLs

More info about Fire & Ice (Quoted form Wikipedia) 
"Fire and Ice is a computer game created by Graftgold for the Amiga and the Atari ST, released in 1992 by Renegade. An enhanced Sega Megadrive version was almost completed, but never released. Sega Master System and Game Gear 8 bit versions were also developed by Graftgold for Virgin Games.
The player controls Cool Coyote in a game with advanced, colourful graphics with some novel gameplay features. Perhaps two of the most memorable features of the game are the ever-present representation of the gameworld at the bottom of the screen which features some accomplished shimmering water effects and the 'sunset' style background colour effects that were also memorably used in the Amiga game Zool. The CD32 version was graphically enhanced to include detailed background scenery, 256 on-screen colors and several layers of parallax scrolling.
The goal of each level is to find the exit door and unlock it. To do so, a key is required, which consists of several pieces. Monsters will drop pieces of the key when killed, which requires the player to find and kill the monsters in the level. Attacking a monster works by shooting projectiles at it - this causes no damage though, but only will freeze it for a short time after having received enough hits. The player then has to touch the frozen monster while it is frozen to kill it.
Critics regarded the game as an exceptionally well done platformer. For example, it was "game of the month" in the August 1992 issue of Amiga Mania magazine with a rating of 92%,[1] received an "Amiga Action Super League Accolade" in the June 1992 issue of Amiga Action magazine with a rating of 91%[2] and was awarded a "CU Screen Star" in the May 1992 issue of CU Amiga magazine with a rating of 90%."

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