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Developer	-	Bitmap Brothers

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Author	-	Richard Joseph Music

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Controls	-	Joystick
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RELEASE INFO

1993
Publisher	-	Renegade
License	-	Commercial
Resolutions	-	ST Low
Enhanced	-	STe (system)(12-bit palette)
	-	STe (system)(Hardware Scrolling)
Memory	-	1 MB [for ST] (ram)(minimum)
	-	512 KB [for STE] (ram)(minimum)
Disk protect.	-	Yes (unknown type)
Language	-	English

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tolismlf

Very good game for the Atari ST. Again like Ocean did Bitmap Brothers programmed on the ST and ported on the Amiga so their games are almost identical on 2 machines but even though they were great programmers and this is a great game!

Graphics 9
Sound 8
Gameplay 8
Overall 8

23/07/06

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CHAOS ENGINE, THE

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Developer	-	Bitmap Brothers

none
Author	-	Richard Joseph Music

none
Controls	-	Joystick
Compare	-

RELEASE INFO

1993
Publisher	-	Renegade
License	-	Commercial
Resolutions	-	ST Low
Enhanced	-	STe (system)(12-bit palette)
	-	STe (system)(Hardware Scrolling)
Memory	-	1 MB [for ST] (ram)(minimum)
	-	512 KB [for STE] (ram)(minimum)
Disk protect.	-	Yes (unknown type)
Language	-	English

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Written by indigo

March 8, 2005

We have all seen top-down shoot-em-ups before. But presented with the choice of having your character aided either by lets say- your best mate or directly controlled by the computer AI, the co-operative nature of the game was at the time unsurpassed. What also made this game unique was the scale of the playing area, while exploring a single level it could take you hours to eventually find all the secrets- a tribute to the deviousness of its creators.

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CHAOS ENGINE, THE

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