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Arcade / Arcade - Platformer (Scrolling) · 1993

Magic Boy

Published by ST Format · Developed by Blue Turtle

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Information

Genre
Arcade - Platformer (Scrolling)
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard
Players
1, 2 (alt.), Demo
Resolution
Low
Programmer(s)
Pavis, Nick
Graphic Artist(s)
Dale, John, Christian, Leigh
Game design
Dale, John
Musician(s)
Dale, John
Sound FX
[unknown]
Year
1993
Publisher
ST Format
Distributor
Future Publishing
Developer
Blue Turtle
Software
English
Box/Instructions
English
License
Game Demo or Preview - Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe Enhanced, 0.5MB
Version
[preview]
Number of Disks
1, Double Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.8/10 · Votes: 26 · Downloads: 1,564 · Hits: 2,674

Screenshots (8)

Magic Boy — screenshot 1
Magic Boy — screenshot 1
Magic Boy — screenshot 2
Magic Boy — screenshot 2
Magic Boy — screenshot 3
Magic Boy — screenshot 3
Magic Boy — screenshot 4
Magic Boy — screenshot 4
Magic Boy — screenshot 5
Magic Boy — screenshot 5
Magic Boy — screenshot 6
Magic Boy — screenshot 6
Magic Boy — screenshot 7
Magic Boy — screenshot 7
Magic Boy — screenshot 8
Magic Boy — screenshot 8

Trivia (3)

Sound

Features digitized title soundtrack at 6.25KHz on STe
Features digitized title soundtrack at 6KHz on ST
Features digitized menu soundtrack at 6.25KHz on STe
Features digitized menu soundtrack at 6KHz on ST
Features digitized in-game soundtrack at 6.25KHz on STe
Features digitized in-game soundtrack at 6KHz on ST

Hardware

Supports Blitter
Supports STe DMA sound

Graphics

Features up to 19 colours on-screen simultaneously (introduction screen)
Features up to 68 colours on-screen simultaneously (in-game)

Comments (2)

  • 8bitjeff25 Aug 2019

    Steve, I agree, this is quite possibly the most beautiful STE game ever made. Look and sounds like the best of the Genesis games.

  • Steve12 Apr 2015

    this game deserves a far higher score, it's a belter!! http://ataricrypt.blogspot.co.uk/

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