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Revision as of 16:04, 5 April 2010
The Facts
As French softwares producers sometimes did, Dinamic was a great Spanish Games developper on Amstrad format because Amstrad CPC was also a best seller computer in spain... So Amstrad was a priority medium to profit from local market.
As a result, few Speccy ports, compared to English developpers...and a colourfull use of the Extra Graphical capabilities (compared to other 8 bit systems in eastern europe...)
Many games were 2 parts games, so 2 almost different games with a code in order to play the 2nd part (Army move, Navy moves, Game Overs...) in a way like some (British) Ocean's games (Rambo 3...).
Also, often the intro graphical colourfull page was a ports of notable comics (illustratos) artist such as Luis Royo...
Those intro pages were often amongst the best quality Amstrad CPC coul offer...
Also the best Mode 0 games graphics were often produced by Dinamic softwares...(yet OCEAN was not bad at all too)
CPC Games
- Abu Simbel Profanation
- Army Moves
- Bestial Warrior
- Camelot Warriors
- Capitan Sevilla
- Cobra's Arc
- Comando Tracer
- Cosmic Sheriff
- Cuatro por Uno
- Don Quijote
- Dustin
- Fernando Martin Basket Master
- Freddy Hardest
- Freddy Hardest en Manhattan Sur
- Game Over
- Hundra
- Jabato
- La Aventura Original
- La Guerra de las Vajillas
- Megacorp
- Meganova
- Nonamed
- Ole Toro
- Phantis
- Phantomas 2
- Rescate Atlantida
- Rocky
- Sgrizam
- Simulador Profesional de Tenis
- Target Plus
- Turbo Girl
- West Bank
