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+ | |Perhaps the first fully 3D platformer ever, and one of the first fully 3D games of any kind on a home system. Very abstract (unavoidable with the technology at the time), you have to bounce around 256 rooms and collect tokens under a time limit. It's easy to see this was the likely inspiration to Geograph Seal and Jumping Flash. |
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Latest revision as of 02:04, 28 April 2019
Even though it was not very popular in the US, the Atari ST computer line was hugely successful in Europe. Not only it was a good game and graphics machine, in some respects rivaling the Amiga, its built-in MIDI support made it the system of choice of every musician and record producer back then.
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Consoles | Philips CD-i - Commodore CDTV - Pioneer LaserActive - Sega Mega Drive - SNK Neo Geo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Funtech Super A'Can - NEC TurboGrafx-16 | |
Handhelds | Bit Corporation Gamate - Nintendo Game Boy - Sega Game Gear - Hartung Game Master - Atari Lynx - Welback Mega Duck - Watara Supervision | |
Computers | Commodore Amiga - Atari ST - BeOS - Fujitsu FM Towns - Sharp X68000 |