Live and Let Die

Information

Genre

Shoot'em Up! - 3-D

Language

Machine Language

Controls

Joystick, Mouse

Players

1

Resolution

Low

Programmer(s)

Ward, Martin W.

Graphic Artist(s)

Beverley, Steve, Percival, David, Tonge, Gary, Walker, Paul, Tattersall, Pete

Game design

Cook, Peter, Thomas, Bob

Musician(s)

Cooksey, Mark

Sound FX

[unknown]

Year

1991

Publisher

Silica Distribution Ltd.

Distributor

-

Developer

Elite

Licensed from

United Artists

Software

English

Box/Instructions

English

License

Commercial

ST Type

ST, 0.5MB

Version

[Re-release]

Number of Disks

1, Double Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 2.9/10 · Votes: 93 · Downloads: 2,035 · Hits: 4,073

Additional Comments

Screenshots (11)

Cover Art (3)

Instructions (1)

Ads (2)

Article (1)

Trivia (3)

Hardware

If you're looking for an STe-compatible version of this game please take a look at The James Bond Collection.

Origins

Based on 1973 movie by United Artists.

Releases

The Atari ST version was released first on the 16 bit market in Europe. Published later for other 16 bit systems.
Source: Research of over 16700 software reviews from UK computer magazines between 1985 and 1996.

Book / Magazine Reviews (1)

ST / Amiga Format · January, 1989 · Rating: 83%

Comments (2)

• Garantito al limone — 21 Jul 2017

  The game was developed by Elite (see manual), not by "Eon Software". It says (c) Eon Productions because they're the producers of the film -- Indeed! Thanks for the bug report :) Atarimania ST

• wiggy — 1 May 2009

  One of the few st games I still boot up once in a while for a quickie (the others are Chaos! and Starball)