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Comments (4)

Lore W - 06/09/2013

I great, simple game I still play.

Mike - 06/02/2013

Spent hours playing this in the 80s, never fully knew what was going on but loved to fly the planes, shoot the turret and launch Walruses. Great fun.

Dave - 24/11/2012

I remember playing this in 1988 - spent many hours on this beast.

Simon Sunnyboy / Paradize - 01/11/2009

If you love realtime strategy, go get this!

A classic with supersmooth 3D for its time!

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Information - Carrier Command

Genre	Strategy - Miscellaneous	Year	1991
Language	Machine Language	Publisher	Mirror Image
Controls	Joystick, Keyboard, Mouse	Distributor	Mirrorsoft
Players	1	Developer	Realtime Software
Resolution	Low	Licensed from	-
Programmer(s)	Beveridge, Andy / Oliver, Ian Baird, Graeme	Country
Graphic Artist(s)	Serrano, Herman	Software	English
Game design	Pinto, Ricardo	Box / Instructions	English, French, German
Musician(s)	Lowe, Dave [Uncle Art]	License	Commercial
Sound FX	[unknown]	Serial
Cover Artist(s)		ST Type	ST, STe, TT / 0.5MB
MIDI		Version	[Budget]
Dump	Download / Pasti	Number of Disks	1 / Double-Sided
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Other versions with the same title:

Rainbird (United Kingdom), Rainbird (USA), Rainbird ().

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Trivia - Carrier Command

Sound
Features digitized title soundtrack at 18.1KHz

TOP-20
Carrier Command was the second ST game in history to reach UK's TOP-10 chart of best selling games in August 1988, at position 19. At the time Computer + Video Games wrote that Atari ST and Amiga combined games sales had reached over 25% of UK's computer games market.

Charts
Top UK charts position: 1 (7/1988)
Months on charts: 5 between 6/1988 - 10/1988

Origins
This game was published as an Atari ST exclusive for 16 bit computers before ported to Amiga or PC.