- Design's Rick Dangerous.
During the same period,
MicroProse
created two labels:
MicroStyle (UK), and
MicroPlay
Software (US),
using them for
publishing a...
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developers were
published under MicroProse's
Microplay or
MicroStyle label. In 1989
MicroProse
acquired the
British publisher Telecomsoft and subsequently...
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developed by
Geoff Crammond. It was
published in 1989 by
MicroProse,
under their MicroStyle and
MicroPlay
labels in the
United Kingdom and in the
United States...
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computer game for the
Amiga and
Atari ST
developed by
Graftgold published by
MicroStyle. A 3D
polygonal third-person shooter, the
player controls an
attack craft...
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resemble an extraterrestrial, but with the same
essential style of
gyaru makeup. This
micro-
style can be
seemingly placed as a form of body art. The translation...
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Soccer Challenge is a
soccer video game
developed by
MicroStyle in 1990. The game is
quite similar to
MicroProse Soccer, but uses a 3D perspective. Game review...
- are tiny
scale component style "playsets" and
vehicles that are
slightly larger than N scale. Many
different styles of
Micros have been made including...
- Epyx (Lynx) Publisher(s)
Bally Midway Atari Corporation Sunsoft (NES)
MicroStyle Designer(s)
Brian Colin Howard Shere Composer(s)
Michael Bartlow (arcade)...
- of
SimCity Maxis Maxis WIN 1997
Stunt Car
Racer MicroStyle, The
Creative ****embly
MicroProse,
MicroPlay AMI, CPC, ST, C64, DOS, ZX 1989
Stunt Driver...
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developed in ****ociation with
Source the
Software House and
published by
MicroStyle in 1989.
Versions were
released for the
Commodore 64,
Amiga and Atari...
