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Starwisp - 07/03/2015
after some research and trial and error: the generator powers a forcefield that blocks the way to a machine part needed to progress. to get the part anyway, get on the jetpack platform above the forcefield and let your character drop to the right side of it. the part will be collected during the fall. thx goes to èné from the forums at 8bitchip.info
Starwisp - 07/03/2015
Bug in level 2: Indestructible generator. Supposedly in Amiga version as well. It is not possible to complete it without cheating.

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Other versions with the same title:


Psyclapse, Psyclapse.

Trivia -

Team Tap
Supports up to 4 players woth Team Tap -adapter.


Origins
Game is incomplete but features at least 4 levels.


Additional Credits
Framework: Dead Hackers Society


Hardware
Requires SAM digitizing cartridge.


Origins
PD-Palvelu's Kuukausilevyke was the second major Finnish diskmagazine for the Atari ST in Finland.

It was born when ST Klubi (team behind Suomenkieliset Tietosanomat) and ex-member Heinrich Pesch parted ways. His new diskmagazine ran from Jan 1989 to Dec 1990 and total of 21 issues were produced. Issues Oct and Nov 1989 along with Sep 1990 wasn't released due to the authors hardware problems.

Kuukausilevy didn't use any particular shell or browser for the documents. It was all plain text files. Every issue featured news from Atari World, translated overview of the latest issue of German ST-Magazin along with updated catalog of his PD-disk service Pesch was also running.

Rest of the disk was full of the latest PD software and some rare programs by the Finnish PD developers aswell as by the author himself.


Additional credits
DSP replay routine - TAT


Sound
Sounds samples for this game were taken from various Apollo missions.


Sound
This game features digital title music


Development
Written with Fast Basic


Hardware
Supports Blitter on Mega ST and STe


Hardware
Supports Blitter on Mega ST and STe


Origins
Announced by Atari at COMDEX fall 1985 for the ST.


Origins
One of the games participated to Finnish Mikrobitti magazine's L-game programming contest. Unfortunately all traces to this game has been lost so far. If anyone can help to preserve this one please get in touch!


Hardware
Supports RS232 for multiplayer action


Sound
Features digitized sound fx at 25KHz on STe


Graphics
Graphics for this game was created using NEOchrome.


Sound
Features digitized sound fx at xKHz

Sounds created using Replay 4.


Sound
Features digitized title soundtrack at 9.6KHz
Features digitized sound fx at 9.6KHz


Book / Magazine Reviews -

 ST Action · February, 1989Rating: 69% 



 ACE · April, 1989Rating: 726/1000 

 Atari review 

 Computer + Video Games (C+VG) · February, 1989Rating: 80% 



 The One · February, 1989Rating: 67% 

 Atari review  Atari review 

 ST / Amiga Format · February, 1989Rating: 91% 

 Atari review  Atari review 

 The Games Machine · February, 1989Rating: 81% 



 Atari ST User · February, 1989Rating: 9/10 



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