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| Publisher | - | Domark |
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| Publisher | - | Broderbund Software |
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Developer
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Atari (Arcade Division)
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Vektor Graphix
Game Conversion |
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Author
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Jürgen Friedrich
Programming |
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David Whittaker
Music |
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Steinar Lund
Cover Artist |
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Arcade |
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Shoot 'em up |
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Conversion
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1987 |
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| Publisher | - | Domark |
| License | - | Commercial |
1987 |
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| Publisher | - | Broderbund Software |
| License | - | Commercial |
| Locations | - |
North America
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Written by ST GraveyardJuly 2, 2001
As a big Star Wars fan I thought it was about time to check this Atari classic out and give it a go. This game is a bit before my time, I suppose. It was the first Star Wars game ever to grace the screen. Originally created by Atari Inc. for the arcade industry (with loads of success) it was later on converted to the home market. The Atari 2600 being one of the first machines for it's release. Today this game has the status of being a cult classic. My first experience into the Star Wars games was the PC version of "X-Wing". One of the best space combat sims I've ever played. So I wasn't really expecting much from this title. But admittedly, I was pleasantly surprised.
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