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While Western militaries obsess over pronouns and gender ideology, the Chinese military is building robot dogs armed with machine guns. ?pic.twitter.com/Z7ne1yqmpg — Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) May 23, 2024

from The Conservative Treehouse: Julie Kelly attended court in Florida to watch the proceedings in Judge Cannon’s court around the Lawfare “document case” construct. {Direct Rumble Link} Alan Dershowitz attended court in New York City to watch the proceedings in Judge Merchan’s court around the Lawfare “hush money case” construct. Both Kelly and Dershowitz reported […]

by John-Michael Dumais, Childrens Health Defense: HHS is preparing 4.8 million H5N1 bird flu vaccine doses amid reports of two new human cases in Michigan and Australia. Meanwhile, the CDC this week urged health officials nationwide to ramp up flu surveillance. Federal health officials are ramping up efforts to combat what they claim is the […]

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As we said before, JOTD has created some amazing conversions/ports over the years. Games such as Moon Patrol, Donkey Kong, Tetris 1200 (AGA), Super Bagman, Galaxian500 and our personal favorite Super Xevious. Well if you’ve been following all of our updates of JOTD’s latest Arcade to Amiga conversion of Phoenix. A 1980’s Arcade fixed-screen shooter by Taito, with a later release in 1983 for the Atari 2600. Then as of today you play the latest version via the link below. A new update which now includes an all new AGA mode with new graphics by Toni Galvez! [embedded content] Here’s what the wikipedia says about the game “Phoenix is a fixed shooter video game developed for arcades in Japan and released in 1980 by Taito. The player controls a space ship shooting at incoming enemies that fly from the top of the screen down towards the player’s ship. A force field can be used by the player to protect them from these attacks. The force field only lasts a few seconds and then cannot be used for approximately five seconds after. There are five stages which repeat endlessly. The fifth is a fight against a large enemy spaceship, making Phoenix one of the first shooters with a boss battle, an element that would become common for the genre”. Credits:  jotd: reverse-engineering, transcode, graphics conversion no9: music Christopher from http://www.computerarcheology.com/Arcade/Phoenix/: Z80 disassembly and small RE PascalDe73: amiga icons mrv2k: flyer Toni Galvez!:Aga graphics Instructions: 5/fire: insert coin 1/up: start 1P game left/right joystick/arrows: move ship fire/ctrl: shoot 2nd button/down/alt: shield The post Phoenix – 1980’s Arcade game by Taito for the Amiga via JOTD gets an AGA update! appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.

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