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| Mega Turrican | |||||
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive | |||||
| Publisher: Data East (US), Sony Electronic Publishing (EU) | |||||
| Developer: Factor 5 | |||||
| Genre: Action | |||||
| Number of players: 1 | |||||
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Mega Turrican is an entry in the Turrican series, released for the Sega Mega Drive in 1994. It is technically a direct sequel to Turrican II, which saw release on the system in the rebranded form, Universal Soldier (which in itself is a sequel to Turrican).
Mega Turrican was the first and only Turrican game to be produced with Sega hardware in mind. It was developed and completed in 1993 by Factor 5, however was put on hiatus due to an inability to find a publisher for the game. Rainbow Arts, responsible for the original releases on home computers such as the Amiga, were unable to publish it themselves, however would go on to publish an Amiga port of the game by NEON Studios , relabeled Turrican 3. The Amiga version of the game was consequently released before the Mega Drive version, despite being finished at a later date.
Mega Turrican was eventually published in 1994 by Data East in North America, and Sony Electronic Publishing in Europe. Much of the content of Mega Turrican (most notably the music) was recycled for use in the Super Nintendo game, Super Turrican.
Production Credits
A Factor 5 Production
A Game By Thomas Engel
Mega Turrican
Designed By: Thomas Engel, Frank Matzke, Julian Eggebrecht
Main Programming: Thomas Engel
Additional Programming: Holger Schimidt
Graphics Design: Frank Matzke
Additional Graphics: Ramiro Vava
Music and Soundeffects: Chris Hülsbeck
Map Design: Thomas Engel, Julian Eggebrecht, Willi Bäcker, Lutz Osterkorn
Additional Production and Support: Rene Henke, Silvia Schmidt, Anja, Jens Petersam, Peter Drescher, Rudolf Stember
Produced By: Julian Eggebrecht
Based on a Character Created By: Manfred Trenz
This game was created using Pegasus Mega Drive
All programs, graphics, music, soundeffects, and other data in any form related to this game © 1994 by Factor 5 Productions
Regards to: Achim Moller, Stefan Tsuparidis, Nils Meier, Sven Meier, Andreas Escher, Andreas Hagemann, Axel Bialke, Bitmap Brothers, Blue Byte, Christian Awizio, Christoph Weise, Cybermedia, Dirk Jagalski, Doc Bobo, Graftgold, Hans Ippisch, Heinrich Lenhardt, Jan Delgado, Klaus Dieter Wartwig, Kristin Dodt, Lucasfilm Games, Marc Bonn, Neon, Renedage, Sirus Awmadi, Sven Werner, Thalion, Torsten Opperman, Tina Lustig, Vlli Mühl, Powerplay and the Chillur Empire
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