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Typical by Beyond Force
whole screen, there is only room for a small scroller in the lowest line of the screen. The fantastic music was composed by Moz(ic)art. The fifth part is a regular plotterpart with lots
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Attack of Stubidos by Beyond Force
nothing much more but there is in fact a lot of unused rastertime. In the lower part of the screen there is some text like credits. The part was programmed by Xentrix and remains
