Kamakazi
Arcade Game: Shoot-em-up · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players · English
A'n'F Software · 1983 · Pound sterling 6.90
Also known as Kamikaze (English)
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The original BBC version was called "Planes" before being renamed to Kamikaze when ported to Acorn/Speccy.
SPOT: spelled Kamakazi on inlay & adverts, but Kamikaze in program
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- Kamakazi.z80.zipSnapshot image English5 KB
- Kamakazi.tzx.zipTape image English3 KB
Other files
- Kamakazi (1983)(A'n'F Software).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
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Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 9 votes5.11
In the magazines 7
Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.63
Producer: A&F, 16K £5.75 Basically a galaxian game. Pit your wits against wave after wave of suicidal fighter aircraft which swoop down on you dropping bombs. Clear two screens and you get a bonus screen against easy-to-hit helicopters before returning to the main feature. Graphics are attractive if a bit flickery and the mushroom shaped explosions are good. Continuous sound of attacking aircraft unless you drown them out with the sound of your continuous fire. Hall of fame, no joystick option.
Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.46
Producer: A&F, 16K £5.75 Basically a galaxian game. Pit your wits against wave after wave of suicidal fighter aircraft which swoop down on you dropping bombs. Clear two screens and you get a bonus screen against easy-to-hit helicopters before returning to the main feature. Graphics are attractive if a bit flickery and the mushroom shaped explosions are good. Continuous sound of attacking aircraft unless you drown them out with the sound of your continuous fire. Hall of fame, no joystick option.
Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.46
Producer: A&F, 16K £5.75 Basically a galaxian game. Pit your wits against wave after wave of suicidal fighter aircraft which swoop down on you dropping bombs. Clear two screens and you get a bonus screen against easy-to-hit helicopters before returning to the main feature. Graphics are attractive if a bit flickery and the mushroom shaped explosions are good. Continuous sound of attacking aircraft unless you drown them out with the sound of your continuous fire. Hall of fame, no joystick option.
Advert2
- Games ComputingFeb 1984 · p.57
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #26Dec 1983 · p.30
Review2
- Home Computing Weekly #31Oct 1983 · p.23
- Popular Computing Weekly #35Sep 1983 · p.15
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