Difference between revisions of "Terra Cognita"
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Thee mining engineers working on a distant planet called Krion some time in the future have discovered the head of a warrior robot which appeared to be buried. One of the engineers kicks the head and it began to speak and the whole ground started shaking like crazy revealing a huge artificial surface. You have to naviagte the scout ship through 100 screens to get our here as fast as possible! | Thee mining engineers working on a distant planet called Krion some time in the future have discovered the head of a warrior robot which appeared to be buried. One of the engineers kicks the head and it began to speak and the whole ground started shaking like crazy revealing a huge artificial surface. You have to naviagte the scout ship through 100 screens to get our here as fast as possible! | ||
| − | It is noted on the game inlay that this game is a sequel to [[Nonterraqueous]] by [[Mastertronic]]. | + | It is noted on the game inlay that this game is a sequel to [[Nonterraqueous]] by [[Mastertronic]]. (Some say this was a marketing ploy, as the games are not related - Stephen Curtis, the developer, is the common link) |
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Revision as of 20:43, 15 December 2010
Terra Cognita is a game from Codemasters
Information
| Title: | Terra Cognita |
| Written by: | Stephen N Curtis |
| Company: | Codemasters |
| Type: | Arcade / Platform |
| Year: | 1987 |
Plot
Thee mining engineers working on a distant planet called Krion some time in the future have discovered the head of a warrior robot which appeared to be buried. One of the engineers kicks the head and it began to speak and the whole ground started shaking like crazy revealing a huge artificial surface. You have to naviagte the scout ship through 100 screens to get our here as fast as possible!
It is noted on the game inlay that this game is a sequel to Nonterraqueous by Mastertronic. (Some say this was a marketing ploy, as the games are not related - Stephen Curtis, the developer, is the common link)
Game Play
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