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Laser Squad OCS

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Year of the first release 1989 License Commercial Number of disks (or CD) 1 Publisher Blade - Europe MicroIllusions - Rest of the World Number max of players 2 Budget publisher Buzz (Krisalis) - Worldwide Simultaneous max players 1 Developer Blade (Teque) Language English German Artists Coder : Fred O'Rourke Coder : John Scott (Tubbs) Graphician : Jason Wilson (Spock) Graphician : Mark Edwards (Tedd) Graphician : Mark Harrap Musician : Matt Furniss (musician) Misc : Ian Terry Misc : Julian Gollop Language in manual Hardware OCS Amiga original game no Have cheatcode yes Have SPS release yes WHD install yes WHD information Author JOTD Updated   2018-04-02 12:30:36 HD install no HD notes Genre Category Wargame Subcategory Wargame - Turn-based Dimension 2D Quickmatch Laser Squad Scrolltype Scrolling - Multi-Directional Theme War - Futuristic Viewpoint Top Down Conversion hardware Amstrad/Schneider CPC464/664/6128 Atari ST/E Commodore C64/128 MSX 1/2 NEC PC-98 PC (DOS) Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48/128/+2/+3 – Timex TC2048 Conversion notes Based on 1988 Target Games/Blade Software Spectrum release. PC versions: VGA N.B. An Archimedes version wasn't released despite being advertised. Also, an unofficial C= Plus 4 port exists HERE. Classic compilation Relationship

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Rarity: One version is common, at least one other version is rare

Notes:   [1] Original game concept by Julian Gollop of Target Games; scenario design assistance by Ian Terry. [2] LASER SQUAD is a sci-fi, turn-based strategy wargame designed by Julian Gollop that expanded on ideas developed in the REBELSTAR game series, released earlier in the 1980s for 8-bit platforms. Many of the ideas developed in LASER SQUAD were, in turn, utilised in fantasy, turn-based strategy wargame LORDS OF CHAOS (1990/91) and UFO: ENEMY UNKNOWN (1994/95), which was originally conceived by Gollop as LASER SQUAD 2. [3] While a LASER SQUAD expansion disk containing new missions was released for 8-bit platforms, the Amiga never realised any further missions commercially or otherwise. Unsurprisingly, isometric turn-based wargame LASER SQUAD NEMESIS (2002) did not see an Amiga release either.

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