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Leander

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Traveller's Tales

Traveller's Tales are well known to this day as a software conversion house. Leander was the very first title they converted (and unfortunately, the very last Atari ST title they worked on).


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Atari ST Review 1 (May 1992) [Hints / Tips] p106

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Releases

1992 by Psygnosis

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bullis1
An unsung hero of 16 bit games. Very fun game that rivals sega genesis or super nintendo games in terms of playability (but definately not graphics). Speaking of graphics, they are well drawn but suffer from a drab pallette. Smooth animation though. Another drawback is the lack of music and long loading times (just throw a record on to fill that void).

Do not underestimate this game. The UK-based devlopers, Traveller's Tales, went on to do big things, developing Sonic 3D blast/Flickies Island and Sonic R for Sega in the mid nineties, as well as developing a few games for Nintendo (Wario for GameCube comes to mind immediately), among other things.
December 1, 2006

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