Banshee
Banshee is a vertically scrolling shooter released for the Amiga 1200 and Amiga CD32 in 1994 by Core Design.
Banshee
- Date
- 1994.
- Publisher
- Core Design.
- Genre
- shoot 'em up.
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Banshee is a vertically scrolling shooter released for the Amiga 1200 and Amiga CD32 in 1994 by Core Design.
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• Title — Banshee • Developer — Core Design • Publisher — Core Design • Released — 1994 • Genre — Scrolling shooter • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — Amiga, Amiga CD32
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Both the Amiga and CD32 versions of Banshee were released to very favorable reviews. The game was one of Amiga Actions top 20 games of the year 1994, at No. 20. It was ranked the 39th best Amiga game of all time by Amiga Power in 1996.
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- 1.Jackson, Neil. Review: Banshee for Amiga. Amiga Action. 60. 36–37. August 1994.
- 2.McNally, Paul. Review: Banshee for CD32. Amiga Action. 62. 42. October 1994.
- 3.Whitehead, Daniel. System Spotlight: Banshee for Amiga. Amiga Computing. 76. 112–113. August 1994.
- 4.Hackett, Tina. System Essentials: Banshee for CD32. Amiga Computing. 79. 126. November 1994.
- 5.Bradley, Steve. Game Review: Banshee. Amiga Format. 62. 62–63. August 1994.
- 6.Bradley, Steve. CD32 Games: Banshee. Amiga Format. 63. 71. September 1994.
- 7.Winstanley, Cam. Game Reviews – Banshee for Amiga. Amiga Power. 39. 44–45. July 1994.
- 8.Nash, Jonathan. Game Reviews – Banshee for CD32. Amiga Power. 41. 80. September 1994.
- 9.Taylor, David. Entertainment Now! – Banshee for Amiga. Amiga User International. 8. 72. September 1994.
- 10.Taylor, David. Entertainment Now! – Banshee for CD32. Amiga User International. 8. 9. 69. October 1994.
- 11.Dillon, Tony. Game Review: Banshee. CU Amiga. 71. July 1994.
- 12.Dillon, Tony. CD32 Zone – Banshee. CU Amiga. 53. September 1994.
- 13.Skews, Rik. Review: Banshee for Amiga. Computer and Video Games. 153. 78. August 1994.
- 14.Reviews – Banshee for CD32. Computer and Video Games. 155. 111. October 1994.
- 15.Les Ellis. Reviews (CD-32) – Banshee. GamesMaster. 21. 60. September 1994.
- 16.Nuttall, Andy. Review: Banshee. The One. 70. 74–77. July 1994.
- 17.Jones, Richard. Review: Banshee. Amiga CD32. Future Publishing. 2. 86–87. Winter 1994.
- 18.The Official Amiga Action Top 20 of 1994. Amiga Action. 67. 18. February 1995.
- 19.The Ultimate Amiga Power All-Time Top 100. Amiga Power. 64. 23. September 1996.
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