Special Blend Lrg Centennial

Dragonfire




recall with nostalgia the days when consoles were only 8-bit and 16 were making their first appearance.
from China or other countries come to market clones of clones on these consoles, some with a feast of games included without having to buy the cartridges. It was a rainy day if I remember correctly, I was in the house of an old friend of mine. Rummaging in his closet on the top shelf known what appeared to be a game console. Gray box, picture an Atari joystick model and brand in an incomprehensible written in Arabic. Inside the box there was a sheet of recycled paper probably written 80 books with numbered and a couple of pages written in Arabic ... Between a game and 'the other clone were Tomboy
Pitfall!
, a clone of

Keyston Kapers one or Donkey Kong

. one captured 'particularly our attention not just started, called firedragon if I remember correctly and it was none other than a clone of Dragonfire

for Atari 2600 Imagic
developed by .
The game difficulty was' growing, it had to be able to get the hero from one tower to another through a bridge, trying not to be burned by the flames and then wandering into a room full of treasures guarded by sputafiamme a dragon. Playing with the joystick dell'Atari was not even so convenient for two new generation accustomed to the pads (so to speak) or Megadrive consoles like the NES. The gameplay of the game was very simple and repetitive, but fun in two by cheering for one another made everything more 'beautiful. When you accidentally walked into a blaze on the deck or in the room of treasures, it was even more 'impulsive first in wanting to succeed in the end the stage. The game probably seen by modern standards or even the most 'recent as NES or Game Boy would be almost trivial, do not be fooled looking for this game, you might like more' than you think!