Ok, i found the review. here it is:
"If you stripped down your favorite next-gen games to their bare bones, the reality is that they would look comparatively bleak, a series of garish coloured polygons with no apparent link to reality. But should this spoil your fun? According to Indie Games developer Dialogue Designs, the brains behind Tank Universal: Challenger Eight, the answer is a resounding no and i can't help but agree.
"There was a period in the Nineties where the future of gaming appeared to sit firmly with Virtual Reality. Overlooking the cumbersome headsets and enough gadgetry to fill your lounge, the premise was really quite cool: you could interact with your surroundings in a way never experienced before. While VR games consoles were lost in the annals of history, they paved the way for the Nintendo Wii with its simple visuals but truly interactive gameplay.
"Now we can revel in TU's VR-inspired graphics with more a sense of nostalgia. More importantly though, in terms of actual gameplay such as navigating around 3D maps and obliterating enemy tanks, TU can mix it up with the best. The lack of a multiplayer mode is disappointing, but with 20 all-action levels to complete and additional downloadable content, TU will inspire you to dust off your Amiga to get your fix of old-school gaming." Review by Felix Atkin.
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Charlie
"If you stripped down your favorite next-gen games to their bare bones, the reality is that they would look comparatively bleak, a series of garish coloured polygons with no apparent link to reality. But should this spoil your fun? According to Indie Games developer Dialogue Designs, the brains behind Tank Universal: Challenger Eight, the answer is a resounding no and i can't help but agree.
"There was a period in the Nineties where the future of gaming appeared to sit firmly with Virtual Reality. Overlooking the cumbersome headsets and enough gadgetry to fill your lounge, the premise was really quite cool: you could interact with your surroundings in a way never experienced before. While VR games consoles were lost in the annals of history, they paved the way for the Nintendo Wii with its simple visuals but truly interactive gameplay.
"Now we can revel in TU's VR-inspired graphics with more a sense of nostalgia. More importantly though, in terms of actual gameplay such as navigating around 3D maps and obliterating enemy tanks, TU can mix it up with the best. The lack of a multiplayer mode is disappointing, but with 20 all-action levels to complete and additional downloadable content, TU will inspire you to dust off your Amiga to get your fix of old-school gaming." Review by Felix Atkin.
Cheers
Charlie