| Credits | |||
| Released: | 1989 (35 years ago) | ||
| Publisher: | Rainbow Arts | ||
| Coder: | Jörn Galka | ||
| Graphics: | Andreas Escher Bernd Buddrus |
||
| Title Screen: | Andreas Escher Gogo |
||
| Musician: | Chris Hülsbeck Ramiro Vaca |
||
| Box Art: | Celal Kandemiroglu | ||
| Information | |||
| Main Control: | Joystick (Port 2) | ||
| Players: | 1 or 2, Simultaneous | ||
| Language: | English | ||
| Retail Price: | £9.99 Tape £12.99 Disk | ||
| Tape Loader | |||
|
|||
| Categorization | |||
| Genre: | Platformer, Single Screen | ||
| Tags: | Action, Puzzle, Side view, Arcade, Platform, Direct control | ||
| Inspiration | |||
| Name: | Solomon's Key | ||
| Type: | Arcade coin-op | ||
| Owner: | Tecmo Ltd (Japan) | ||
| Reference: | Solomon's Key on KLOV | ||
| YouTube Links | |||
|
|||
| Magazine Reviews | |||
|
|||
Not reviewed. Be the first one to review it!
Very expertly presented with great music, this is a solid game worth your time.
It should be noted that retail floppy versions of this game utilizes a VERY aggressive copy protection method that will format the disk if for any reason it thinks the disk is a copy. For those that own physical retail floppy disk versions of this game it is highly recommended that you play the original disk with the write protect notch covered.
And if you play together you'll need real good team-work. Don't know any better team-game.
Btw. S. O. Re-makes it for Windows. It's called "Devil's Sphere"
And the game has some realy good music too