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| − | Mega Typhoon is a vertical Shmup for the Commodore Amiga. It runs | + | Mega Typhoon is a vertical Shmup for the Commodore Amiga. It runs on OCS/ECS Amigas if they have at least 1 MB of RAM and Kickstart 2.0, like the stock Amiga 600. |
| − | It calls itself "The fastest arcade action game ever made for the Amiga Computer" on the title screen, and | + | It calls itself "The fastest arcade action game ever made for the Amiga Computer" on the title screen, and its speed makes it stand out on a platform that is usually known for much slower paced Shmups. |
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| + | Contemporary review scores were in the 70%-75% range. | ||
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| + | The game has 4 levels with bosses at the end of each, with no second loop or hidden boss/TLB. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 26 March 2022
Mega Typhoon
Box Art
| Developer: | Nordlicht EDV-Service |
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| Music: | Tobias Hirsch |
| Program: | Bernhard Braun |
| Art: | Guido Kehrle, Bernhard Braun, Udo Drüke |
| Release date: | 1996 |
Mega Typhoon is a vertical Shmup for the Commodore Amiga. It runs on OCS/ECS Amigas if they have at least 1 MB of RAM and Kickstart 2.0, like the stock Amiga 600.
It calls itself "The fastest arcade action game ever made for the Amiga Computer" on the title screen, and its speed makes it stand out on a platform that is usually known for much slower paced Shmups.
Contemporary review scores were in the 70%-75% range.
The game has 4 levels with bosses at the end of each, with no second loop or hidden boss/TLB.
Contents
Gallery
Title Screen
How to Play
In-Game
