Alternative Games Called Star Wars
Available for Spectrum 48K/128K
The licensed version of the (real) first Star Wars movie, in which you shoot tie fighters and then drop a bomb down the chute of the Deathstar.
Available for Spectrum 16K
The licensed version of the (real) first Star Wars movie, in which you shoot tie fighters and then drop a bomb down the chute of the Deathstar.
Available for Commodore Vic 20 & Dragon 32
The licensed version of the (real) first Star Wars movie, in which you shoot tie fighters and then drop a bomb down the chute of the Deathstar.
Available for Nintendo
The licensed version of the (real) first Star Wars movie, in which you shoot tie fighters and then drop a bomb down the chute of the Deathstar.
Available for Game Boy
The licensed version of the (real) first Star Wars movie, in which you shoot tie fighters and then drop a bomb down the chute of the Deathstar.
Available for Sega Game Gear & Sega Master System
The licensed version of the (real) first Star Wars movie, in which you shoot tie fighters and then drop a bomb down the chute of the Deathstar.
| Genre: | Arcade Game: Shoot-em-up |
| Series: | Number 10 in Movie Collection (Amstrad Cpc) |
| Publisher: | The Hit Squad |
| Cover Art Language: | English |
| Machine Compatibility: | Amstrad CPC464, Amstrad 6128, Amstrad CPC664 |
| Release: | Professionally released on Cassette |
| Available For: | Amiga 500, Amstrad CPC464, Atari 400/800/600XL/800XL/130XE, Atari ST, BBC B/B+/Master 128, BBC/Electron, Commodore 64/128 & Spectrum 48K/128K/+2/+3 |
| Compatible Emulators: | WinApe 2.0b2 (PC (Windows)) |
| Original Release Date: | 23rd November 1992 |
| Original Release Price: | £2.99 |
| Market Valuation: | £2.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
| Item Weight: | 64g |
| Box Type: | Cassette Single Plastic Clear |
| Author(s): | Andy Craven & rolandradio.net |
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Movie Collection (Amstrad Cpc)
Amstrad Action
1st February 1988
The game itself is not too bad, but the format is very old. Starstrike from Realtime was virtually the same game, more fun to play and is over two and a half years old - 'nuff said. Read Review
Amstrad Computer User
1st March 1988
The Domark game is amazingly faithful to the Atari original, and a lot better than the Spectrum version. But, whilst it's playable, as an old game it is showing its age. More a nostalgia purchase than a must buy. Read Review
Computer & Video Games
1st November 1990
Amstrad owning fans of the game should part with the shekels pronto, but C64 would-be rebels would be better off looking elsewhere. Read Review
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