Pulsator is an excellent looking shoot-em-up from 'Fullspeed Creative
Development'. In the words of the authors it is the first game in this genre
that makes full use of the Amiga hardware.
The game boasts many features some of which have never been seen in an Amiga
shoot-em-up before. The game will feature 512 colours on screen at one time,
with paralax scrolling, all this will run at 50 frames per second.
There will also be a special 2-player mode included, I'm not sure on the exact details
on this yet, but from what I have heard it sounds very good. The game also
boasts a massive weapons system, with loads of different weapons and upgrades.
I am also told that the game will contain many levels with eack of these being
massive. Each level will also contain hugh guardians at the end, some of which
may be bigger then the screen.
As well as this the game will also contain many special effects such as water,
fog, rain, specal lighting effects and many more. The game will also contain
8-channel sound.
I brought you Exclusive news on this game last week, and now I have been given
more details on what looks to be an excellent game.
The game requires quite a high powered machine to run, currently the machine needed is a 68030 with 4Mb Fast RAM. There will be two versions of the game, one on Disk and another on CD-ROM. The CD-ROM version will contain enhancements on the disk version including animated movie-sequences, more levels and worlds and sound played directly off the CD.
The full game will be available in January 1998. Hopefully I will able to bring you more details soon, there will hopefully also be a playable demo available soon.
You can find out more information about Fullspeed and there games at there webpage, from here you can join a mailing list giving you up-to-date details on there game:-
