“Everything that made the original special is intact”.
Cinemaware’s debut, Defender Of The Crown, was truly groundbreaking when it launched on the Amiga back in 1986.
Designed by Kellyn Beeck, with gorgeous pixel artwork by James D. Sachs and a rousing score composed by Jim Cuomo, it was one of the first games to reinforce the notion of an ‘interactive movie’ thanks to its stunning cutscenes and high production values.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“Everything that made the original special is intact”.
Cinemaware’s debut, Defender Of The Crown, was truly groundbreaking when it launched on the Amiga back in 1986.
Designed by Kellyn Beeck, with gorgeous pixel artwork by James D. Sachs and a rousing score composed by Jim Cuomo, it was one of the first games to reinforce the notion of an ‘interactive movie’ thanks to its stunning cutscenes and high production values.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
