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Genre Sports - Miscellaneous
Language Machine Language
Controls Joystick
Players 1
Resolution Low
Programmer(s) Leducq, Jean-Christophe
Graphic Artist(s) Renaudin, Stephan
Game design Loriciel
Musician(s) Motte, Frédéric
Sound FX [unknown]
Year 1991
Publisher Loriciel
Distributor -
Developer Atreid Concept
Licensed from -
Country France
Software English, French, German, Spanish
License Commercial
ST Type ST, STe Enhanced, TT, 1MB
Number of Disks 3, Double Sided Votes / Statistics Rating: 9.3/10 · Votes: 3 · Downloads: 1,746 · Hits: 4,796
Screenshots (9) Paragliding — screenshot 1 Paragliding — screenshot 2 Paragliding — screenshot 3 Paragliding — screenshot 4 Paragliding — screenshot 5 Paragliding — screenshot 6 Paragliding — screenshot 7 Paragliding — screenshot 8 Paragliding — screenshot 9 Cover Art (2) Disk 1 Disk 2 Instructions (28) Instructions page 1 Instructions page 2 Instructions page 3 Instructions page 4 Instructions page 5 Instructions page 6 Instructions page 7 Instructions page 8 Instructions page 9 Instructions page 10 Instructions page 11 Instructions page 12 Instructions page 13 Instructions page 14 Instructions page 15 Instructions page 16 Instructions page 17 Instructions page 18 Instructions page 19 Instructions page 20 Instructions page 21 Instructions page 22 Instructions page 23 Instructions page 24 Instructions page 25 Instructions page 26 Instructions page 27 Instructions page 28 Ads (1) Paragliding Trivia (3) Hardware
Supports STe palette Supports STe DMA sound
Sound
Features digitized title soundtrack at 25KHz (stereo) on STe Features digitized title soundtrack at 12.5KHz on ST Features digitized static screen soundtrack at 25KHz (stereo) STe Features digitized static screen soundtrack at 12.5KHz on ST Music written with HMS Soundtracker
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.
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