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Tobias Binsack
Programming |
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Chris Hülsbeck
Music |
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Matthias Hauser
Graphics |
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Thomas Klinger
Graphics |
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Tobias Binsack
Graphics |
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Rudolf Stember
Sound FX |
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Celal Kandemiroglu
Cover Artist |
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Shoot 'em up |
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Joystick |
| Players | - | 2 (Same machine) |
| Type | - | Simultaneous (Multiplayer) |
1990 |
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| Publisher | - | Rainbow Arts |
| License | - | Commercial |
1990 |
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| Publisher | - | Rainbow Arts |
| Type | - | Playable demo |
| Status | - | Unfinished |
| License | - | Commercial |
| Resolutions | - |
ST Low |
1991 |
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| Type | - | Unofficial |
| HD ready | - | yes |
| Resolutions | - |
ST Low |
| Trainer | - |
Infinite lives
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Level Select
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- Open/close the profile of a company or individual
- Click for the company logo or author photo
- Interview available
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Author
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Tobias Binsack
Programming |
|
|
-
|
Chris Hülsbeck
Music |
|
|
-
|
Matthias Hauser
Graphics |
|
|
-
|
Thomas Klinger
Graphics |
|
|
-
|
Tobias Binsack
Graphics |
|
|
-
|
Rudolf Stember
Sound FX |
|
|
-
|
Celal Kandemiroglu
Cover Artist |
|
Genre |
-
|
Shoot 'em up |
|
Controls |
-
|
Joystick |
| Players | - | 2 (Same machine) |
| Type | - | Simultaneous (Multiplayer) |
1990 |
||
| Publisher | - | Rainbow Arts |
| License | - | Commercial |
1990 |
||
| Publisher | - | Rainbow Arts |
| Type | - | Playable demo |
| Status | - | Unfinished |
| License | - | Commercial |
| Resolutions | - |
ST Low |
1991 |
||
| Type | - | Unofficial |
| HD ready | - | yes |
| Resolutions | - |
ST Low |
| Trainer | - |
Infinite lives
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| - |
Level Select
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COMMENTS
The ST version of Z-Out is poor.
Not technically, not graphics wise. But the ship moves slow, the graphics window is small and you're permanently shot by enemies not visible.
Technically, it could have been a pretty good R-Type clone.