I loved this game as a kid. We had it for our AMIGA (Commodore) computer, and it was always a gamble whether or not it would start (lovingly hand-labelled 3,5 discs. I think people my age will still get what I mean. Especially fi they had an AMIGA). But when it did, it was such a joy. I was not very good with a joystick as a kid, I would do the movements like I could actually steer the thing by moving the complete joystick (though we had one that was shaped very futuristically, like a curve. It didn't have a base to put it down, you held it completely in your hand. It was closer to modern controllers than a joystick - no sticks like on an Xbox one though, just the regular pads as on a joystick. Oh the irony. :P ). But somehow Titus was perfect for me. I rarely got past the spider in the first level of "Giana Sisters", but I got pretty far in Titus (never past the desert level though, I think). Don't get me wrong, Titus was *HARD*. Harder than Giana Sisters, if you ask me. But somehow it just felt right. It has the perfect balance of difficulty and well done controls and mechanisms. I highly recommend this to anyone. It is a piece of gold.
