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Atari A to Z (Pete Davison) - 03/07/2022

A well-loved title from Core Design's back catalogue, Rick Dangerous is arguably an early example of a "masocore" platformer, in which progression is dependent on you learning through failure. Let's Play! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX2r_P5Rqwo

colin - 22/02/2015

bonjour vous vendez rick dangerous?
merci de me faire savoir.
a bientot

Steve - 01/12/2014

Certainly and Atari ST classic.
Download this!!!

mymoon - 27/10/2013

A classic on all systems. Core Designs main character before lara croft.

Simon Sunnyboy / Paradize - 15/09/2009

If you never played this, do so NOW!

A definite classic on the ST!

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Information - Rick Dangerous

Genre	Arcade - Platformer (Multi-Screen)	Year	1990
Language	Machine Language	Publisher	Micro Style
Controls	Joystick	Distributor	MicroProse
Players	1	Developer	Core Design
Resolution	Low	Licensed from	-
Programmer(s)	Phipps, Simon	Country
Graphic Artist(s)	Lloyd, Terry / Phipps, Simon	Software	English
Game design	Lloyd, Terry / Phipps, Simon	Box / Instructions
Musician(s)	Daglish, Ben	License	Commercial
Sound FX	[unknown]	Serial
Cover Artist(s)		ST Type	ST, STe, TT / 0.5MB
MIDI		Version
Dump	Download / Pasti	Number of Disks	1 / Single Sided
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Other versions with the same title:

Firebird (UK) (United Kingdom)
Kixx (version [Budget]) (United Kingdom)

Microplay (USA)
Silica Distribution Ltd. ()

ST Format (version [preview]) ()

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Origins
More information and original design notes from the author's website

Box types
There are two known types of packaging used for the release version of Rick Dangerous. The more common traditional box but also the one with outer sleeve.

Thanks to Guil Merlier for the photo.