Company is also working on a New Zealand Story update.
If you read our earlier news item about the renewed tussle for ownership of the Commodore name, you might have ventured onto Commodore Industries’ website and spotted a news post about a sequel to one of the most beloved Amiga shooters of all time.
You see, back in 2024, Commodore Industries confirmed that it had “acquired the license to work on a legendary title,” which is, of course, Xenon. The first game was released by The Bitmap Brothers in 1988, but it would be 1989’s Xenon 2: Megablast that propelled the series into global stardom. It was ported to a wide range of systems and remains a firm favourite, even today.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Company is also working on a New Zealand Story update.
If you read our earlier news item about the renewed tussle for ownership of the Commodore name, you might have ventured onto Commodore Industries’ website and spotted a news post about a sequel to one of the most beloved Amiga shooters of all time.
You see, back in 2024, Commodore Industries confirmed that it had “acquired the license to work on a legendary title,” which is, of course, Xenon. The first game was released by The Bitmap Brothers in 1988, but it would be 1989’s Xenon 2: Megablast that propelled the series into global stardom. It was ported to a wide range of systems and remains a firm favourite, even today.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
