Bug or bad dump regarding Buckaroo Banzai?
Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 2:11 pm
Hi,
I don't know if this is a bug that existed in the original release, since I never owned that one, or if it is the result of a bad dump. It has happened in the version that the now defunct homesoft atari page had, and in the one that was dumped yesterday.
Don't keep reading if you like adventures and don't want parts to be spoiled:
START OF SPOILER
After powering up and entering the car, and after entering the mountain, a flickering somewhat transparent vertical line about 1-2 inch wide that covers the whole screen appears from that moment on until the end of the game. It appears also in screens that were OK before.
END OF SPOILER
Since the program asks you to change disks only at the beginning, I don't think it has to to with disk changes. Anyone that played the original remembers if that glitch did happen.
Btw, the homesoft mindshadow version also had some strange things happening at the end of the game, although this time involving the text descriptions, not the graphics. I will try to check Atarimania's version too.
I don't know if this is a bug that existed in the original release, since I never owned that one, or if it is the result of a bad dump. It has happened in the version that the now defunct homesoft atari page had, and in the one that was dumped yesterday.
Don't keep reading if you like adventures and don't want parts to be spoiled:
START OF SPOILER
After powering up and entering the car, and after entering the mountain, a flickering somewhat transparent vertical line about 1-2 inch wide that covers the whole screen appears from that moment on until the end of the game. It appears also in screens that were OK before.
END OF SPOILER
Since the program asks you to change disks only at the beginning, I don't think it has to to with disk changes. Anyone that played the original remembers if that glitch did happen.
Btw, the homesoft mindshadow version also had some strange things happening at the end of the game, although this time involving the text descriptions, not the graphics. I will try to check Atarimania's version too.