From what game is this badge ?
 

http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...Tegning001.jpg

In my mind this was a game i played on my Amiga way back.
Someone who remmebers the name of the game ?

JANES 688i Hunter\Killer ?

http://www.amazon.com/review/R3LDE56ES5LGZ3

Hummmm
 

Firewall you got it wrong man, that badge was if am not mistaken, from the first STAR WARS movie. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

WHAT ??? :haha:

It was in a spesial pack for Amiga and yes it was 688I Hunter/killer

I was gunna guess madden 06:haha:

My daughter was going through some of my old software boxes, back in the days when the 180k or 360k floppy disk ruled. She wanted to know why the boxes were so big compared to the CD cases used nowadays. I told her among other things the old software came with manuals you could actually hold and read. The patch is a nice touch, I currently have a working C= VIC-20 SIB, and a C= C-64. I never managed to get ahold of an actual Amiga. Would the patch have been in 688 Attack Sub? I don't think 688I Hunter Killer was released for the Amiga, only Windows95. Correct?

ChristopherT

Mmmmm.... yes, a relic from a time long long ago when getting a patch on release day meant something entirely different.

Nowadays the game co.'s should at least give you 1 P-H wipe.

Wouldn't take up much room in the jewel case. :haha:

The patch is definitely from 688 Attack Sub, first sub sim I ever played! Well.... wait a minute no, I think my first was actually Silent Service on the Commodore 64. Anyway 688 Attack Sub, the box looked like a top secret government envelope and came with that patch. I had it for our family's uh..... was either a 386 or 486 computer. I think that game was actually for MS-DOS (the copy I had anyway). At the time I remember thinking the graphics were mind blowing.

They did release 688 Attack Sub for the Amiga around 1990, looks like one version for the US and one for the UK and Europe according to Mobygames.com I bought it for my IBM XT because I had CGA graphics on mine so finding software was always "interesting". I recall one of the things that attracted me was being able to fire all four tubes at once, a trick some other sims couldn't do. The ability to play both the Soviet and American sides was a nice touch too!

ChristopherT

Have to dig out the box if I find it :)