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Shoot'em Up! / Shoot'em Up! - Space Invaders · 1983

Hyperblast!

Published by English Software Company · Developed by [n/a]

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Information

Genre
Shoot'em Up! - Space Invaders
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1, 2 (alt.), Demo
Programmer(s)
Brierley, John
Graphic Artist(s)
[n/a]
Sound
[n/a]
Cover Artist(s)
[n/a]
Year
1983
Publisher
English Software Company
Developer
[n/a]
Country
United Kingdom
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape, Disk
Rarity
7 (Tape), 9 (Disk)
Serial
-

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.0/10 · Votes: 24 · Downloads: 2,549 · Hits: 8,162

Additional Comments

Also appears on the Atari Smash Hits - Volume 1 compilation.
Missing original disk image!

Screenshots (3)

Hyperblast! — screenshot 1
Hyperblast! — screenshot 1
Hyperblast! — screenshot 2
Hyperblast! — screenshot 2
Hyperblast! — screenshot 3
Hyperblast! — screenshot 3

Ads (1)

Take The Ultimate Screen Test · 1983
Take The Ultimate Screen Test · 1983

Comments (4)

  • totorest16 Aug 2023

    a LONG time ago, I published in TILT journal, a "POKE" I found for (almost) ulimited lifes : With a Atari 800 XL, run the tape by pressing only START button (and not OPTION). When "READY" prompt appears, type: POKE 21751,0 DOS POKEs for ulimited lifes were possible for ATARI. Sometimes, holding only START on ATARI XL does not run the game, and allow us to modify memory before running the game. I found some POKEs for other Engish software games (jet boot jack, Captain sticky)

  • rave.N4 Apr 2016

    CHEAT MODE unlimited lives, file versions - locate the sequence $"C6 9A 20 57" and then edit 2 bytes to become $"EA EA 20 57". There's 10 enemies, each having their own colors. I'm looking for a game that'll make a good conversion from low res (antic 14 $E) to hi res antic 15 $F, just so i could say i did one, the Opposite of the color conversions we see a lot of. This game works ok for that project, except there are so many good color sets that'd be reduced to uniformity, so I'll keep looking.

  • rave.N2 Apr 2016

    Hyperblast! requires address block $700 thru $717 be zeroed before run and the game avoids doing this itself, as a form of protection. It causes cassette and boot disk to both run ok, but homegrown file versions encounter this hurdle. Try having non zero garbage there (like DOS, or, my emulator puts stuff there without my permission) garbage placed ahead of program launch, and you'll see garbage all over your TV. I love everything resembling Galaga. There is a new A8 game named Galaga (ported), authors concentrated on gameplay while neglecting gfx was left primitive. And there's "Gyruss"...

  • Paul W. Westphal6 Nov 2008

    This is a great shooter resembling galaga and space invaders. Good animation and plenty of baddies to kill.

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