Shanghai Karate 2
1991 Zeneth
Now was this an official game, or just a quick hack of the original? It’s very early days yet, but we are wondering if Russ and Ewen were trying to make a quick buck by doing a sequel back in … Continue reading
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Silver Surfer
1991 Virgin Mastertronic
Issue 49 of Your Sinclair featured a news item on Virgin Mastertronic’s plans. Included in them was a license of the Marvel Comics’ character the Silver Surfer. All the other titles listed made it onto the C64, but very little … Continue reading
Skylight
1991 Unknown
- Coding: Robert Niedzwiecki
- Graphics: Robert Niedzwiecki
- Sound: Ramiro Vaca
Nothing to see here, more on! Skylight is nothing really more at this stage a demo part – just with a logo and a sprite that moves around. It isn’t really a game! Maybe it was just a demo? For … Continue reading
Sliders
1991 Microids
The C64 was not a huge success in France, with the Amstrad CPC the dominant 8-bit system. As a result, many French games which the C64 was more than capable of replicating were never released for it. Sliders is one … Continue reading
Smashout
1991 Alter Developments
- Coding: Niels Brouwers
- Graphics: Niels Brouwers, Marc Hermans
- Sound: Roel Bosch
- Other: Remi Ebus (Sales)
Another title from Alter Developments before bigger things came along. Smash Out is a Pong clone which looks quite nice, and plays ok for a Pong clone. It is nothing spectacular, but it was never mean’t to be. This was … Continue reading
Software Manager
1991 CP Verlag
- Coding: Markus Schneider
- Graphics: Irfan Celik
- Sound: Markus Schneider
GTW presents a first ever look at another GTW which has been gathering dust for some years now. This time a game by Markus Schneider, who worked at Bones Park and is famous also for his incredible music (Including my … Continue reading
Solar Jetman
1991 Storm
- Coding: John Buckley
- Graphics: Haydn Dalton
- Sound: Geoff Follin
A famous sequel to a famous series of games, Solar Jetman was released on the NES platform, and other 8-bit conversions were planned, including the C64 and Spectrum. A little news snippet was mentioned once in Zzap about the conversion … Continue reading
