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Imagine Software Ltd · Steve Blower
Winner of the C&VG 1983 Golden Joystick Awards - Best Original Game.
Imagine Software Ltd · Steve Blower
4th place in the C&VG 1983 Golden Joystick Awards - Game of the Year 1983.#3rd place in the C&VG 1983 Golden Joystick Awards - Best Arcade Style Game.
Imagine Software Ltd · Alfonso Azpiri
Part 1 was inspired by Moon Patrol, while part 2 was inspired by .
Imagine Software Ltd
Perhaps the most (in)famous of all the Spectrum unreleased games.#Probably the best article on the story behind the game can be found in issue 12 of Crash in The Biggest Commercial Break of Them All (available on the on-line version), which tells the story about the television program which charted Imagine's downfall.#Briefly, Imagine were one of the most publicity-hungry companies of their day. From early 1984 they began publicising their so-called Megagames, Bandersnatch for the Spectrum and Psyclapse for the Commodore 64, and a number of different adverts appeared during the year for the games in the computer press.#Imagine had said that they had reached the limit of the capabilities of the Spectrum and planned to release the game with a hardware add-on which would increase the Spectrum's memory. Various reports suggested that the game would costs anywhere between £20 to £40.#The game though was never finished and Imagine collapsed during about the Autumn of 1984.#On Games That Weren't, Marc Dawson comments that the Megagames had reached "quite an advanced stage and looked incredible"”#The game never appeared despite the fact that Ian Heatherington and Dave Lawson formed a company called Fireiron (nb - I have also seen reports saying this company was called Finchspeed) and planned to release the game for Sinclair Research for the QL either on ROM cartridge or Microdrive.#Some of the programmers who worked on Bandersnatch went on to form Denton Designs and their first game was described as a "direct descendant" of the ill-fated Megagame. The central character in Gift was said to be very similar to the one in Bandersnatch.#The game also made an appearance for the Atari ST in the guise of Brattacus, released by Psygnosis, a company also formed by messrs Heatherington and Lawson. Marc Dawson comments on GTW that Brattacus was a mixture of Bandersnatch and Psyclapse.