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R-Type II

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R-Type II

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Developer
Arc Developments

Arc Developments was setup by several people who left Elite. The company was set up on an advance payment for the conversions of Forgotten Worlds. The original directors were Chris Coupe, Byron Nilsson, Paul Walker and Richard Underhill.


Authors
Martin Walker
Music

Paul Michalak
Graphics
Paul Walker
Graphics
Gary Tonge
Graphics
Tim Round
Graphics, Programming
Jon Harrison
Graphics
Genre
Shoot 'em Up
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Series

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Blue SoftWare #11 v1

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Blue SoftWare #48

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Evolution #2

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Releases

1989 by Activision

Music

Songs gracefully provided by sndhrecord.atari.org.

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Comments

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bullis1
I've played alot of shooters in my lifetime, but this one is still my favourite horizontally-scrolling shooter on any Atari ST. Slow paced but extremely hardcore cyberpunk shooter with awesome weapon effects and huge bosses. Music is good, but loops a little too frequently. Obviously not as good looking as the arcade original, but it's great fun and an absolutely legendary game series.
December 1, 2006
The Paranoid
This game suffered the same fate like many sequels of famous games do. The arcade version was not very succesfull and so were the computer conversions.
The ST version is not that bad, scrolling and sprites move in acceptable speed, the music is okay but the game turns out to be a bit lifeless.

Could have been done better, but i've seen a lot worse conversions.
December 30, 2005

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