 
A Truely unique collection of four superb games for the Amiga Age.
AMIGA REMAKES Volume 1 conatin four well loved Amiga Shoot'em Up's. That
you can play on Today's Windows based PC's. Just insert the CD and
up pops a simple to use menu.
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XENON 2000
A fantastic remake of a truely classic Amiga Game. The original Xenon2
for the Amiga was so good it was rated 110% by one Amiga magazine.
Possibly the best virtical shootem'up ever made. Definately the most
fun. Stunning visuals and sound.
A Tribute to the Amiga and to The Bitmap Brothers that created the
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TURRICAN 2000
Some Interesting Facts:
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Turrican was first released 1990 for the C64
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Turrican 1 and 2 were developed simultaneously on Amiga and
C64
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The Turrican 1 C64 Turrican Soundtrack, Subsong 2 was stolen
from "Transformers the Movie" (1985)! Best compare it to the track "Escape".
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In 2000, Turrican 3d was delveloped by Manfred Trenz under
the label of THQ - but the production was stopped and seems never to be
released.
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There exists an official Turrican Joystick
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Turrican 1 was 1200 screens large
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Turrican 2 was 1500 screens large
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Turrican 3 features 15 levels, 25 musics and 90 soundeffects
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Turrican 2 sold only 30.000 units on the Amiga
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Turrican 3 was preordered about 25.000 times
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KATAKIS 2000
You may get overwhelmed by the energetic action and bombardment of
visual effects. There is a lot of it in Takatis! You control a spaceship
moving in space (side-scroller). To complete each level (a total of 12 levels)
you need to strategically use your weapondry and maneuver ability amongst
enemy ships, asteroids, and land-based cannons. Along your way, you collect
weapon powerups which enables you to fire missiles (Shift key) and more.
It's really cool to watch the missiles in action - total power of destruction!
This game is very reminiscent of the classic games called R-Type (1987) and
Amiga's Katakis (1988). |
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R-TYPE 2000
G-Type is a great shooter that will please everyone, whether they're
a hardcore fan of R-Type or Gradius, 2D shooter enthusiast, or even someone
who despises most shooters. The reason is this: Instead of just blowing up
an endless sea of enemy ships, G-Type has you flying through enemy enemy
bases, collecting powerup pods to get more powerful upgrades, and dodging
asteroids while fighting off some alien mechs. The gameplay is classic R-Type
style, with some powerups and enemies from Gradius. All the sounds, music,
and graphics are taken from these games too, but with G-Type's excellent
gameplay, it feels more like an R-Type game. |
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