Join Wizzy, the son of the Wizard of Odyssey, in his first adventure!
While working on a powerful spell,Wizzy's father was being watched by others. As a precaution he captured the spell inside a crystal and divided it into 4 pieces, which he buried inside the mines, just south of your village. It is now up to you to collect these pieces and bring them together inside the enchanted chest to ensure the spell doesn�t fall into the wrong hands.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcD6qczYIJY (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcD6qczYIJY)
This game really pushes the boundries of what is possible on the dear old Philips Videopac and the Magnavox Odyssey 2 !
Game features:
- Playable on Videopac and Odyssey2 consoles
- High resolution background on Videopac+ consoles
- Multicolored backgrounds and sprites
- Digitized speech using The voice add-on
- Internet highscore uploading
- Online rewards system
Release information:
The game is available on cartridge with a limited release of 100 copies.
Check out the the Revival Studios website for more information, at: http://www.revival-studios.com (http://http)
Great stuff fella, really impressive work.
Quote from: "zapiy"Great stuff fella, really impressive work.
Thanks, a lot of people seem to like it. Its been called the best-looking game on videopac/odyssey2 many times already!
WOW! 8)
Dang! That looks amazing!Â
I'll say it's the best looking game I have seen on the O2!
Just had the game on live on display this weekend (the first european event to host this game) and the people really were impressed with the game.
Should anyone be interested: I also have printed catalogues with all games for the different platforms i support, including screens and info on some upcoming stuff for the videopac, zx81 and more. The catalogue will be sent with each order.
Do you have a PDF of the Catalogue?
Quote from: "zapiy"Do you have a PDF of the Catalogue?
Sorry, no not at this moment. It is free with any order.
Also, just letting you know this game scored a 90% review score (and Retro-Sizzler award) in the latest RetroGamer magazine. For those that don't own this magazine, i've uploaded a photo of the article/review on my website.
Keep in mind folks.....you will not see the pretty background gfx unless you have an O^3. Other than that...very nice to see someone putting out good quality games for the O^2.