| [News] Shogo:MAD demo is OUT ! | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 06-Apr-2001 10:22 GMT by Christian Kemp | 19 comments
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Ben Yoris/Hyperion wrote: Hyperion Entertainment is proud to present the Shogo:Mobile Armor Division
playable demo.
After long months of patience, hard work and optimisations, here is Shogo
for the Amiga !
Discover the universe of Shogo : giant mechas, many weapons, sniper rifles,
dozens of enemies and corridors, an addictive story, soldier or mecha mode
combats and much more.
Take a look at one of the best first person shooter for the Amiga ever...
Shogo:MAD will be available in late April through your usual dealers.
Technical Requirements :
- OS 3.0 or higher
- PPC processor (supported through WarpOS)
- Graphics card
- 3D acceleration supported through Warp3D V4 (required for 603, recommended
for 604)
- Sound support via AHI or standard Paula sound
- 6x CD-ROM recommended
- 64 MB (more recommended)
Please read the full HTML documentation included in the demo archive.
You may find the demo on the Hyperion Website and AMinet (biz/titan/ShogoDemo.lha)
Shogo:MAD is an Monolith game.
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| Posted by Hans-Joerg Frieden on 07-Apr-2001 22:00 GMT | In reply to Comment 12 (Budda):
> I get a machine freeze once the Shogo launcher GUI opens
Check your sound datatype. I've had reports that there are problems with the sample and some sound datatypes (can't handle stereo samples)...
You might want to move the Shogo.snd to somewhere else, the launcher shouldn't play it when there is no sample file.
> Also the html documentation icons don't work with Voyager 3
Sorry, I only had a demo of some 2.x version. Erase the ShogoDemo/Browser variable, and click on "Let me choose", then select the browser in the file select window and enter the correct command line after the 'V' file name...
About those sound problems, the DMA sound uses Audio device to allocate channels, so there might be something locking the sound. It could also be related to some of the sound datatypes around, I noticed that some of them don't terminate correctly... Removing the "shogo.snd" file should help.
Regards, Hans-Joerg. |
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