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WELCOME TO TURRICAN
Another day...
...another try
But remember: SHOOT OR DIE!
Rainbow Arts proudly presents:
The first demo-version of TURRICAN, Rainbow Arts newest title and the
hottest action-game ever!
This demo is COMPLETELY playable, but of course contains only a small
subset of the final game. The level you see here is only one of 13! The
levels are spread over five different "worlds", each one with unique
graphics. Each level will have its own music, special aliens and lots of
surprises.
*** Turrican will be available in Europe sometime in May. ***
Controls: Joystick controls player, fire fires a shot. Keep button
pressed and move the joystick for "Mega-Flash". Duck (Joystick down) and
press space for Gyroscope. Press space for the "Line"-Shot. Alt/Amiga
(both sides, any of the four keys) for the Smartbomb. Duck and fire for
Landmines. Instead of the spacebar you can also use a two-button-joystick.
Shoot small aliens and collect extra weapons and power. Or look out for
the many hidden blocks and bonus-rooms. Take as many diamonds as you want
- in the final game they will be worth collecting. Look out for the time
limit when you start searching for the exit - and be aware that those
levels are REALLY HUGE! Don´t attempt to draw a map though - you´ll need
more paper then to cover your whole room for the complete game!
Other things the final game will feature that are not in the demo:
* Character-Animation (falling waterfalls, moving spikes and traps, etc.)
* Fabulous intro
* Even more sound
* Particle-implosion-system for the main sprite
(don´t ask us, just wait for the final game...)
This great game was brought to you by:
Gamedesign, Graphics, Programming: Manfred Trenz
Amiga-Programming, Special FX: Holger Schmidt
Sound, Sound-Effects, Player-Routine: Chris Hülsbeck
Additional Graphics: Sebastian Dosch
Produced by: Julian Eggebrecht
Additional Support by:
Teut Weidemann, Marc A. Ullrich, Kristin Dodt, Thomas "Limbo" Heinks,
Chris "Konami" Legrant, Boris "docbobo" Schneider,
and the Rainbow Arts Development-Team.
(c) 1990 Rainbow Arts, Hansaallee 201, D-4000 Duesseldorf, W-Germany
Released by Rainbow Arts (and nobody else!) on March 8th, 1990
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Have fun, but remember...
SHOOT OR DIE!