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Sports / Sports - Skiing · 1990

Advanced Ski Simulator

Published by Code Masters · Developed by Igor

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Information

Genre
Sports - Skiing
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1, 2 (sim.)
Resolution
Low
Programmer(s)
Graham, Andrew, Richards, Ian
Graphic Artist(s)
Graham, Stewart, Graham, Robbie
Game design
Oliver, Andrew / Oliver, Philip
Musician(s)
Barrett, Steve
Sound FX
[unknown]
Year
1990
Publisher
Code Masters
Developer
Igor
Licensed from
-
Country
United Kingdom
Software
English
License
Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe, 0.5MB
Version
[Budget]
Number of Disks
1, Double Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 3.0/10 · Votes: 2 · Downloads: 3,818 · Hits: 7,685

Additional Comments

See P. Putnik's site for adapted versions for hardware like HxC Floppy Emulator, Atari harddisk, TT, Falcon030 and more: The Atari ST Game Archive

Screenshots (6)

Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 1
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 1
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 2
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 2
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 3
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 3
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 4
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 4
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 5
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 5
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 6
Advanced Ski Simulator — screenshot 6

Ads (1)

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Trivia (5)

Origins

Based on original Amiga-code by Andrew Graham.

Graphics

Features up to 30 colours on-screen simultaneously (in-game)

Sound

Features digitized sound fx at 9.5KHz

Charts

Top UK charts position: 7 (6/1990, 10/1990)
Months on charts: 5 between 6/1990 - 10/1990

Releases

First 16-bit releases reviewed in UK Atari or multiformat magazines for Amiga (3/1989), Atari ST (2/1990)

Book / Magazine Reviews (1)

Zero · March, 1990 · Rating: 60%

Comments (1)

  • strangely brown18 Feb 2024

    Given that this was a budget title I can't forgive the stupidly grandiose title of "advanced" whcih you quickly realise is a major misnomer. It does have some good points such as the crisp graphics and once you work out which direction you are supposed to be skiing it does have some fun factor. The fun is unfortanely short lived as you spend most of your time crashing into invisible objects and unable to get speed up again to get back on track. Maybe the title was tongue in cheek.

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