The best Amiga shooter appears again after 20 years, in a real computer mag!

[lassie]

Hi everybody

After almost 20 years the best Amiga shooter appears again, in a real physical computer magazine! The large and well known Retro Gamer magazine has an article in this month issue 107 about "The Making of Battle Squadron".

Snip Retro gamer issue 107 - http://retrogamer.net/
"Denmark... the country that brought us The little Mermaid, brooding TV dramas, Carlsberg, and classic Amiga shooters Hybris and Battle Squadron. Mike Bevan talks to Martin Pedersen and Torben Larsen, the duo behind these scandinavian shootfests..."

Very cool have you developed this game?

[lassie]

Thanks
and together with Hybris. We pretty much set the technical blitter and sprite standard on the Amiga back in 1988.

I must buy this number of Retro Gamer and read about it It is a very nice magazine for us retro heads

[lassie]

Not a fan of that magazine. I've got a few of the earlier ones and they are full of mistakes.

In one of them I was flicking through recently I noticed an article on Dizzy where they said it was made by the Bitmap Brothers.

Yes that is quite a mistake i will say

[lassie]

Hi everybody

After almost 20 years the best Amiga shooter appears again, in a real physical computer magazine! The large and well known Retro Gamer magazine has an article in this month issue 107 about "The Making of Battle Squadron".

Snip Retro gamer issue 107 - http://retrogamer.net/
"Denmark... the country that brought us The little Mermaid, brooding TV dramas, Carlsberg, and classic Amiga shooters Hybris and Battle Squadron. Mike Bevan talks to Martin Pedersen and Torben Larsen, the duo behind these scandinavian shootfests..."

Hi how long time did it take to developed Hybris on the Amiga?