Kieren Hawken wrote ... | 2006-02-14 17:57:40 |
Sinister went on to program for the Jaguar but only one of their games got released, Painter. |
babybear wrote ... | 2004-02-07 15:46:04 |
can someone tell me how to get on so I can play games |
bazfan wrote ... | 2004-01-17 12:05:01 |
sinistar dev. i thankyou for centipede, its the best version on any console present or past, even the actual arcade. cheers |
David Cowan wrote ... | 2003-07-19 08:49:06 |
Hey Mikey! Hows things ? God, it must be, like, 10 years or summit since I've seen you... how you doing ? |
Mike Watson wrote ... | 2003-06-22 16:48:26 |
I'm still here dave :) I get to play with servers & databases now. |
David Cowan wrote ... | 2003-05-30 02:56:51 |
What happened to Sinister ?
I finished Uni and went to Dundee where I work for Visual Science (All the EA Sports F1 games, Medal of Honour (XBox+NGC), GTA PSX, Amiga FIFA, etc)
Gordon got married to an American and buggered off to Denver (USA) where he works for a bank or something (that reminds me - I really must call him)
Dunno what happened to Mike :(
I really must dig out my old ST hardware - I know its lying around here somewhere :)
Dave |
st-reviewer wrote ... | 2003-04-06 11:22:53 |
They really are the master of retro recreation, this is an almost flawless copy of the original arcade game, loved it years ago when it first came out, and i still love it today..Whatever happened to sinister anyway?? |
Matthias Arndt wrote ... | 2002-11-18 06:40:44 |
As the original asteroids this one features vector graphics.
I personally prefer bitmapped versions more but this one is close to the original arcade machine and therefor worth playing! |
David Vaughan wrote ... | 2002-11-12 01:04:26 |
Asteroids can be found on Lemmings compact disk 8, D-Bug compact disk 52 and Special FX compact disk 64. |
bazfan wrote ... | 2002-03-02 14:56:44 |
Asteroids hey, i remember this.Sinister are excellent at converting arcade games of years past.like Space invaders and MIllipede this is a great game. |