Games
Corsair
Corsair is a game for the Atari Falcon030, released by Impulse in 1997. Have a look at the reviews.
Extended information: see Corsair page.
Full manual available in English version and Spanish version.
Featuring:
- Handdrawn graphics in 16-bit HiColour using 320*240 resolution
- Programmed in 68030 assembly language
- 6 different types of enemies: Landers, Drunken Landers, Railcrawlers, Jumpers, Stealth bomber, SETI man
- Large end-level boss - the Big Bobby!
- Four-channel music and sound effects
- Supports keyboard + joystick + Jaguar pads
- Widescreen mode available
System requirements: Falcon, 4Mb (RGB recommended). Also compatible with 68040 and Nemesis.
Programming: Reine Larsson
Graphics: Mandus Skön
Music: Peter Gustavsson (ICE)
"Young and old will love this game"
"Nice big colourful aliens, humorous (even hilarious!) sound samples and fast action make this a simple yet addictive game."
-- Andrew, Falcon's NeST PDL
"The Impulse demo crew have gone and done the decent thing and released a great 2 player co-operative shoot-em-up called Corsair. With 4 channel music and sound effects and all in glorious 16 bit colour."
-- Matt's Atari Shack
"Corsair is a great two player game"
"So we have good graphics and sound, demo effects, a conversion of a golden oldie..."
"This is also where the game ends due to a bug in their keyboard routines"
-- Leon O'Reilly, Maggie 25
Sokoban - Bobby the Hippie Ghost edition
Oh, poor Bobby the Hippie Ghost. The Tellus Ghost Investigation Agency is going to pay him a visit, and he who has all those peace signs all over his place. He might lose his ghost licence because of those. You must help Bobby to cover all his peace signs with the stones that lies around his place. An addictive puzzle game! Read the reviews.
System requirements: STE/Falcon
Programming: Johan Språng
Graphics: Mandus Skön
"This version has improved graphics (colorful, attractive, and pleasing) and gameplay. All of the 42 classic levels are included along with a few new ones. A level editor is included so you can create as many great levels as you wish."
"This is excellent!"
-- Atari Explorer Online
"It a basically a game of logical thinking, but one that can be both very frustrating and very addictive."
"The plot is quite amusing - you are Bobbie The Hippie Ghost and have to hide your peace signs before you get raided. Makes perfect sense!"
-- Leon O'Reilly, Maggie 19