Seek and Destroy
Seek and Destroy is a 1993 Amiga action video game developed by Vision Software and published by Mindscape, and released in 1994 for the Amiga CD32. A different version was also developed for MS-DOS by the same developer and released in 1996 by publisher Safari Software (then a division of Epic MegaGames). The game bears resemblance to Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf.
Seek and Destroy
- Date
- 1993
- Publisher
- Safari Software
- Genre
- action game
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Seek and Destroy is a 1993 Amiga action video game developed by Vision Software and published by Mindscape, and released in 1994 for the Amiga CD32. A different version was also developed for MS-DOS by the same developer and released in 1996 by publisher Safari Software (then a division of Epic MegaGames). The game bears resemblance to Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf.
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• Title — Seek and Destroy • Developer — Vision Software • Publisher — Safari Software, Mindscape (Amiga versions) • Programmer — Paul Andrews • Artist — Rodney Smith • Composer — Blair Zuppicich • Platforms — Amiga, Amiga CD32, MS-DOS • Released — 1993 (Amiga) 1994 (Amiga CD32) 1996 (MS-DOS) • Genre — Action • Modes — Single-player
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The Amiga version of "Seek and Destroy" was well received with positive reviews from Amiga Format, Amiga Power, CU Amiga and The One.
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- 1.Dave Garber. Seek & Destroy from Epic MegaGames & Safari Software. 3 May 1996.
- 2.Bradley, Stephen. Game Review: Seek and Destroy. Amiga Format. Future Publishing. 54. 111. Christmas 1993.
- 3.McGill, Steve. Game Reviews: Seek and Destroy. Amiga Power. Future Publishing. 32. 49. December 1993.
- 4.Dillon, Tony. Game Review: Seek and Destroy. CU Amiga. EMAP. 48. 74. February 1994.
- 5.Upchurch, David. Review: Seek & Destroy. The One. EMAP Images. 64. 59. February 1994.
- 6.Epic MegaGames. Epic MegaGames Author Info Pack. SlideShare. 9 January 2017.
- 7.Power Unlimited Game Database. powerweb.nl.
- 8.Green, Chris. Better than Strike. Ruislip and Northwood Gazette. 44. March 2, 1994.
- 9.Ram Page. Kingston Informer. 20. February 11, 1994.
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