Cinemaware's & Watermelon team up to release 'It Came From

[zapiy]

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[TrekMD]

Very cool!  I'm saving the page to keep checking for more details.

[zapiy]

Yeah this is huge news, Watermelon and getting in on all the action at the moment.

[AmigaJay]

Is always nice to have new cartridge games, but from the playing the rom online i will stay a mile wide of this one!

[zapiy]

Not great then pal?

[TrekMD]

So, looks like this is more of a collectible than a nice game to play.

[zapiy]

Yeah, thats how i see it pal. 50% of my games are in that category lol.

[zapiy]

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• Case with slipcover
     
• Manual
     
• Cartridge (yes, a real cartridge!)
     
• Mini-poster

brand-new in-game material will also now be featured in this exclusive, limited-edition version:[/align:1xkx4vc4][align=center:1xkx4vc4]

• New intro-sequence
     
• New cutscenes
     
• New ending sequence
     
• Additional gameplay elements

[/align:1xkx4vc4][align=center:1xkx4vc4] is the action-based offshoot to the award-winning Amiga classic . You play the role of a young hero that picks up different kinds of weapons to save his girlfriend and his hometown of Lizard Breath, which is again the setting of a mysterious giant ant invasion years after the events of the original game.[/align:1xkx4vc4]
[align=center:1xkx4vc4]Pre-Order is planned for early 2015 and you can register for our newsletter at http://desert.cinemaware.com to be the first one to know about further updates and when pre-ordering starts. This is an unique opportunity for all retro and Sega Genesis/Megadrive collectors and It Came From the DesertCinemaware, It Came From the Desert and Rocket Ranger are trademarks of Cinemaware. All rights reserved.[/align:1xkx4vc4]
[align=center:1xkx4vc4]About WaterMelon:[/align:1xkx4vc4]
[align=center:1xkx4vc4]WaterMelon has a unique history of passion and vision that differentiates itself from many other game companies. Their first project was to develop and distribute Pier Solar and the Great Architects, an epic game for Mega Drive that both marked the 20th anniversary of this platform.[/align:1xkx4vc4]
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[align=center:1xkx4vc4]More here soon.[/align:1xkx4vc4]

[Shadowrunner]

Looks great! Just signed up for the newsletter

[nosweargamer]

neat-o

[Shadowrunner]

I completely forgot about this, but just received an update email.

The first screenshot shows you the new Menu-Screen. Maybe you remember that the original Menu only got "text". Hope you like the details we put in

This is part of a new cutscene which will appear later in the game. We are working right now on finishing the script so our artist can create the scenes.

[TrekMD]

Got that email today!  This is looking cool.

[MadCommodore]

My advice to them would be to change the name, this is nothing like the Amiga game that showed the rest of the world that even a 1985 Amiga 1000 was still better than all that PC VGA/SNES stuff churned out in the early 90s

You can't mix RPG with top down Commando-esque shmups IMO