Amiga music: Tim & Lee Wright - Shadow of the Beast III OST (A1200 Dolbyfied) 

Two things: Lighter than air vehicles aren't airPLANES so they're not really relevant. And the Wrights did take off without the aid of the catapult with both the Kittyhawk and Flyer II, but decided to use the weight-assisted catapult to ease the process and facilitate more stable takeoffs. Both of these planes predate Dumont's 1906 flight. Weisskopf is a much more true precursor, even if his efforts weren't documented.

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Kind of ironic as a Wright did the music for this game. The plane at the beginning crashing.

@@PikkaBird Are you telling us Weisskopf composed this song in reality ?

11.04 - 13.06 a little bit of musical genius there. Just like Turrican 2's 'The Wall' by Chris Huelsbeck

I also found that particular piece very tasty back in the day. Especially the first part of it. It works exceptionally well in the context. You are suddenly confronted with a new scene and the music delivers the perfect suspense for it.

Agree, I wish it was more prominent as it's a stand-out tune

You know, maybe someone wanted them to become erased or what... ;)

Have you never heard of Kickstarter games or those many indie titles on several digital markets? I think the worst problem with games we have these days is that we just don't have the time to play all of them through.

Both dumb comments. Doesn't have the love? Okay. So Cuphead hasn't? What? Are you kidding me? The sound... Erm have you played BF1 and heard the sound production? Same with Battlefront 2! More tragedy? Go play "that dragon cancer" and try not to be left a fucking wreck of tears as you realise this world is so fucking cruel... And, Dein the narrative thing is so retarded... Most games from this era had a narrative shoehorned in. Compared to the likes of FF15, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Witcher 3, etc these games were shocking. I mean you can argue with me. I invite you to - but some quick info. I am a games designer and my speciality is narrative structure and delivery. And back in the day, so to speak, ludonarrative dissonance was rife. Games were more life Hotline Miami. The prime examples would be with like Mario. Mario for the switch has a way more in depth story and Donkey Kong, or the Cement Factory game. GTA for example is way more narrative driven now than before. With 4 being darker... The protagonist dying. Look at Prince of Persia. But sure the likes of Double Dragon had a great narrative that in no way ended stupidly in the Arcade version ... Now I love the Amiga... It was my first gaming machine. Along with a Game Gear that xmas in 1990. In fact this is one of my favourite games from the system along with Captain Planet, Treasure Island Dizzy, Speedball, Chuck Rock, Back To The Future, Turtles (even with the antipiracy bs - as a child I struggled to read the black text on the red paper, which was used to stop photocopying) Tetra Quest, Rolling Ronny, Kid Gloves, and a scooby game I don't remember the name of... the first level was on a boat and you are unfortunately scrappy... plus many many many more. Like Days of Thunder... Aaaaah. Nostalgia.

@@nickarmitt4722 Any and all credibility you had in your reply was gone the moment you opened with calling the previous posts "dumb".