How long is Fast RMX? HowLongToBeat has the answer. Create a backlog, submit your game times and compete with your friends! Mar 07, 2017  Fast RMX is a blazingly-fast, slickly-presented anti-gravity racer that borrows heavily from the classic Wipeout and F-Zero games. It never reaches the heights achieved by either of those seminal.

Basically what me and Dark1x talked about. During a section where you jump down different levels of a mine, you can barely adjust the camera’s x axis and you can’t adjust the y axis at all, and the camera doesn’t lower entirely with your jump so after too short of time, a missed jump registers a failure of the challenge. So you have to start from the beginning of the level. Whereas if the camera would’ve just followed my character, the platform was often right below me and I would’ve made it.Basically the isometric camera works to the game’s detriment too much during platforming. Basically what me and Dark1x talked about. During a section where you jump down different levels of a mine, you can barely adjust the camera’s x axis and you can’t adjust the y axis at all, and the camera doesn’t lower entirely with your jump so after too short of time, a missed jump registers a failure of the challenge.

Ok, it is a DNS problem. I guess the OASgame servers changed their IP recently, and some DNS caches are not updated. Using the default French 'Free' ISP DNS servers, the domain oasgames.com did not work today. Workaround: use an alternate DNS, like the public google DNS for example. Tiger knight network error.

So you have to start from the beginning of the level. Whereas if the camera would’ve just followed my character, the platform was often right below me and I would’ve made it.Basically the isometric camera works to the game’s detriment too much during platforming. I don‘t know, with Commodore being an American company, I‘d think the C64 surely was big enough there as well.But that‘s actually not even the point here, because Bomb Jack originally is an arcade game (so what platform that longplay was recorded from doesn‘t really matter) an Jet Pac was best known on the Spectrum - which I‘m fairly sure was a machine that didn‘t matter much outside the UK in its days and definitely less than the C64. So if we go with John being American asn an explanation, it would be actually even more puzzling in a way that he‘s comparing the mini-game in Touryst to Jet Pac instead of Bomb Jack.I‘m aware this is rather pedantic, but it just bugs me somewhat especially as he‘s not the only person to do so, I‘ve seen that comparison a number of times by now.

I don‘t know, with Commodore being an American company, I‘d think the C64 surely was big enough there as well.But that‘s actually not even the point here, because Bomb Jack originally is an arcade game (so what platform that longplay was recorded from doesn‘t really matter) an Jet Pac was best known on the Spectrum - which I‘m fairly sure was a machine that didn‘t matter much outside the UK in its days and definitely less than the C64. So if we go with John being American asn an explanation, it would be actually even more puzzling in a way that he‘s comparing the mini-game in Touryst to Jet Pac instead of Bomb Jack.I‘m aware this is rather pedantic, but it just bugs me somewhat especially as he‘s not the only person to do so, I‘ve seen that comparison a number of times by now.