Wing Leader Project Adds Cockpit Enhancements & More Effects Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

There's another exciting batch of Wing Leader updates this week! Howard Day shares the details in a trio of updates below. The cockpits themselves look more lived-in and vibrant with a variety of tweaks concerning inertia, reflections and even a cool bubbly fluid ball effect on the Kilrathi designs. There's also a neat new way that the engine handles first to third person engine transitions as well as a revamped logo for Howie's alternative to Origin Systems. Watch the action live in the game's engine here.
New custom reticle for the Valtar, tuned the cockpit reflections, added some inertia to the pilot sprites, started adding a ton of sound effects, and did what I think is a pretty slick exterior camera transition. Lemme know what you think!
Okay, I integrated some fake shader-driven fluid-filled balls into the Krant cockpit, added bubbles, and I quite like the result. A small detail, to be sure, but an interesting one.
I updated the Wingleader Salthi and Dralthi cockpits to have the little lit colored bubbles I put in the Krant. I really like the asymmetry they add. Bonus - the cockpits all look like they're made by the same bunch of homicidal kitties now!
Alrighty, here's the new animated World Root logo in situ, followed by the Wing Leader logo! I'm pretty happy with it. Enjoy!

They’re Boxy but They’re Good Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Wing Commander Academy's hospital ship is a real weirdo.
Academy had a real time crunch during preproduction and model sheets for capital ships were one casualty. That's why they reuse the same style of Kilrathi warship repeatedly (as a transport, carrier, blockade runner, etc.) and even use the Claw Marks art as ref a few times!
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Arena Now Unavailable on Xbox Marketplace Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

It's the end of an era, folks. The digital storefront for the Xbox 360 was shut down today, and along with that, the primary method to buy Wing Commander Arena has gone offline. We didn't really know what the interface would look like, which is why we made a video of it yesterday before things changed. The before and after are now displayed below.
The living "bing," "games," "movies & tv" and "apps" tabs are gone. "Home," "social" and "settings" remain. As expected, Arena seems to be fully playable and intact with online features. There is also a system features to change the themes and play downloaded videos. On the web side of things, Arena's marketplace site appears to now redirect to the general Xbox catalog.
Along with Arena, the Terran and Kilrathi Themes are now unavailable to purchase, and it does not appear that there is any way to seek out and download the game's three promotional videos anymore. If you've already got them, they're still there, but we've preserved them below as well!

Arena/Xbox 360 Purchasing Experience Captured on Video Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

It's the final day to buy Wing Commander Arena for the Xbox 360. We're not sure exactly what the interface will look like tomorrow, but it'll be different and some of the functions that are there right now will never be available again. Whether Arena was a game you ever played or not, it's important to capture these kinds of things for history, so we've done so below! The first clip shows the actual process to click through to make a purchase transaction for the game (specifically an Arena Theme). Then there's a longer clip of us navigating through the dashboard, browsing over the the Arcade marketplace, calling up Wing Commander Arena and scrolling through its various information pages. We flipped through the screenshots and achievements too for completeness. It's a disappointing business, but the game had a tremendous 17 year run in the Xbox digital store - and it's still playable for the foreseeable future for those who own a copy! You can learn more about the game's transition here.

Having Fun Talking About the Academy Show Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Today we've got a nifty review of the Wing Commander Academy series by David John-Bores. He's not otherwise a Wing Commander player, so it's interesting to see his honest take on the show. Academy is such a solid series that it can stand very well on its own, so we love to see new people appreciate that. He focuses on a handful of episodes: Red and Blue, Word of Honor, Expendable, On Both Your Houses and Glory of Sivar, which are some top material. Along with Chain of Command, these are some excellent episodes to watch if you were going to hop around.
Oh wait, did I just use this topic as an excuse to hijack my own post and talk about a totally different show named Academy? I guess so! Today at the San Diego Comic-Con they revealed several exciting new cast additions for the Star Trek: Starfleet Academy series that begins filming next month. Plus, there's new teasers/trailers for the new seasons of Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds and the Section 31 movie. Finally, they also shared that a new live action show in preproduction. We have a ton of Star Trek fans on the CIC Discord, and it's been a lot of fun talking about all of the exciting new developments all day. Stop on by to join in!

Spanish WC3 Art Mystery Solved Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Several years ago we spotted a Spanish magazine that had a bizarre variant of the Wing Commander 3 cover in its review. At the time we wondered what would possess them to create such an odd photoshop. Then it started to appear in a few other places, which just deepened the mystery. And now we have a better clue about what happened! It was apparently a legitimate pre-visualization made before the final cover art, and it was circulated in limited fashion to certain regions like Spain before the box cover everyone knows and loves came to be. Here's LOAF with more:
Folks, I owe a Spanish magazine an apology. They did NOT make their own Wing Commander III box... because here it is again in the digital catalog included with the demo. In fact, what we're looking at was the actual comp that preceded the final painting!
Commercial art has four phases: sketch, layout, comp and finish. This is likely the comp, which is the penultimate step where it is mocked up to show the intended final work. This would've been distributed to stakeholders for approval, final notes, etc. before the artist painted the full sized piece... and (depending on those approvals) they're often used as placeholders in marketing material! But it's very interesting that this one shows up so very rarely (or at least has never been noticed).

Happy Birthday Wing Commander Arena! Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Today marks 17 years since the launch of Wing Commander Arena for the Xbox 360! It was a small labor of love by a tiny New York studio called Gaia Industries with support from EA Vancouver. The game pioneered a new generation of digital releases for the Xbox Live Marketplace. Despite the many limitations created by this new mode of distribution, Arena was a stunning pioneer with 16-player multiplayer, high definition graphics and expansive lore packed in anywhere it would fit. And it's available for just THREE MORE DAYS!
Microsoft will be shuttering its Xbox 360 store on Monday, July 29. The game will remain playable on the 360 console after that, but you need to acquire your copy by then. Pick it up directly through the console or on the web here. It's only $0.99! Find more valuable info in LOAF's Arena End of Life FAQ here.

Wing Leader Project Raises Its Glass Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Today we've got even more new material from Howard Day's Wing Leader project to share. In a pair of new videos, you can see several new special effects. The Firekkan fighter on display has some fancy reflection in place that shows off the cockpit glass. And it's refined a bit further in the second clip with additional haze. The look of the guns in action has also been amped up! You can watch the AI engage in space combat within the game's engine in real time here.
Here's a update to the Wingleader cockpit glass reflections - going far more graphic/streaky and subtle. Lemme know what you think!
I've started to add some gun SFX to Wingleader, and did add a little bit of glass haze to the cockpit rim. Dunno if it helps?

Slick Video Shows Prophecy Advance Playing On-Device Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Oh wow, I love this perspective! I post videos from time to time of people playing Wing Commander Prophecy for the Gameboy Advance, but they're usually screen captures. It's very cool to see someone playing it in real time. The white gloves and arctic white console are nice touches too. There's a lot of cutscene and talking head content for the bulk of the video, but the clip includes some solid space combat towards the end too. Note that this unit has a screen mod that makes it really pop. You'd ordinarily need an Advance SP or original Nintendo DS to get a naturally lit up screen.
Handheld gameplay recording of Wing Commander: Prophecy (released in 2003) on the Nintendo Game Boy Advance (with IPS screen mod) without commentary.

Action Stations Observations Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

I noticed a detail I’d never picked up on in Action Stations! The book is a prequel about the start of the Kilrathi war that’s strongly based on Pearl Harbor (and At Dawn We Slept in particular).

The Kilrathi are preparing to attack Confed’s major base at McAuliffe. Earth dispatches orders to Vega to go on a war footing, but a series of random occurrences delay them from getting there until the battle is joined.
The first of these is that the officer delivering the pouch to the courier ship misses the hand off as he’s trying to appease his angry date, Nancy.
Chapters and more delays later the pouch finally arrives with Admiral Long at McAuliffe… who ignores it because his wife is furious over gossip regarding her friend… Nancy!
So who is this woman who inadvertently doomed trillions to slavery and death? I have my suspicions.
(For the record my mom is also named Nancy and she would betray Earth to help cats in a minute.)
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Take a Swim With the Sharks Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

SHARK MOUTHS! Although most famously applied to the Flying Tigers' Warhawks, pilots started painting fierce faces on their aircraft during the first World War... and it continues to this day! So today let's see how that tradition continues through the 27th (and 28th) Century...

Wing Commander's very first shark mouth isn't even human: Prince Thrakhath's Bloodfang fighter has one in both the Wing Commander II demo and when redesigned for Wing Commander II itself.
The first human shark mouth we see is the Arrow in Wing Commander Armada which soon after appeared with a similar livery in Wing Commander III...
Wing Commander IV drops them entirely but they return in Wing Commander Arena! All three Arrow types (Scout, Eclipse, Guardian) have them, which is some attention to detail given you can't really see them in a top down game.
Wing Commander III also gives us the Thunderbolt VII. We see an ensharkened Thunderbolt in the CCG, too!
Wolfpack Squadron on the Midway puts their shark mouths in a unique place, on their Vampires' rotating engines!
Civilians like them, too! Privateer's Centurion breaks the Gemini system's unspoken very gray ship rule to sneak in an appropriate shark mouth.
In the Tri-System, the Kiowa pirate clan paints faces on their ships. Here's the Leighat and the Vector sporting them.
And I suppose the Skull also technically counts! Unless those teeth are just a coincidence.
Finally, honorable mention to this Kalrechi scheme seen in previews for Privateer 2. which has... uh... the Joker? A vampire? on its nose? Can you think of any others?
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Krant and Firekkan Fighters Reintroduced to Wing Leader Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

We've got two Wing Leader ships today for the price of one! Howard Day has made major refinements to both his Krant and Firekkan 'Valtar' design. Both have extremely spiffy new cockpit art for display in the project's rolling demo. Pay close attention to the Kilrathi fighter and you'll see specially designed kat claws and articulated legs, not to mention cockpit damage. There's now a very nice lineup of alien ships in the game!
Got the Kilrathi Wingleader cockpits with legs and dual joysticks hooked up! Looks pretty cool, IMHO. Enjoy!

Spanish WC RPG Under Construction Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Narrarrol is looking at making a Spanish language Wing Commander game in the M-Space RPG. There's not a ton of information available yet, but the base game looks like a pretty flexible framework that would allow for moddability with WC assets. There's also historically not been very many non-English role playing games out there, so we'd love to see some fans get together and figure this out! If this sounds like something up your alley, let Narrarrol know on Twitter.
Investing night hours in a space hunting card game with classic inspiration. KF-227 Salthi of the Kilrah Empire (or Kilrathi Empire) still under construction. #juegosderol #rol #ttrpg #mspace #wingcommander

Mac's Excal Excels Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Mac is celebrating a new version of Blender with a fancy new render. He's taken Klavs' fantastic Excalibur model and infused it with some very complimentary lighting effects. It's even a good proxy for the Temblor strike aftermath!
Blender 4.2 is out! You know what means? New Eevee Rendering! Which means new ways for me to light stuff without having to go into Cycles! Yay!
Eevee? Autocorrect mishap or pet name for his favorite fighter? I'll leave that for you to decide!

Prime Day Top Pick: Wing Commander Academy Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

There's a lot of things on sale today at Amazon.com, but our pick of the day is the Wing Commander Academy television show on DVD. It's $10.99, which isn't a special sale price just for today, but it does match the lowest it's been at for the past year. Academy is a spectacular story that follows our favorite pilots across thirteen episodes at the academy and aboard the Tiger's Claw. Since it was delisted from Peacock last year, the DVD remains the top way to pick it up today. And for folks looking for the absolute best deal, Academy is on sale at Deep Discount as well. It starts at $9.62 and then coupon code "SUMMER" knocks it down to an impressive $8.18. However, shipping adds a couple bucks back and takes a bit longer than Amazon, so pick the best option for your situation!

Wing Leader's Salthi Swoops In Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Howard Day has finished fully implementing a new ship into Wing Leader. Formerly available as an adversary, the game's first person rolling demo now has the ability to load a Salthi and play from the Kilrathi fighter's point of view. This even includes extensive cockpit damage! Catch a new video of it in action below.
Got the Wing Leader Salthi Cockpit all hooked up! Looking pretty awesome, very happy with the results. It's very much a glass cannon speedster. It came together quick, future Kilrathi cockpits should be as fast or faster. :) Enjoy!

Countdown Warning: Two Weeks Before Arena Delisting Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Time marches ever forward and that means Wing Commander Arena's delisting from the Xbox Marketplace store is fast approaching. Some 200 digital-only games for the Xbox 360 will no longer be available for purchase after July 29. This will leave the demo on the November 2007 OXM cover disc as the only circulating version out there. The good news is that Microsoft has slashed the price to just 99 cents in the game's final days. As it will continue to remain playable the Xbox 360 (not Xbox One or Series S/X) for the foreseeable future, there's no reason not to pick up a copy. Some people have reported hangups with the legacy website. The best workarounds we've seen are to first buy $1-2 worth of Xbox Gift Card currency or try to make a purchase directly from an Xbox 360 console. On the bright side, it is nice to see an uptick in people streaming games like Arena as we approach the cutoff. Check out the transition FAQ for more info!

GOG Salutes the 'Forever Greats' Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Earlier this week I mentioned that it was everyone's last chance to get discounted Wing Commander until the next GOG sale. And that next sale is here! The summer sale may be over, but the new Forever Great promo is ready to serve you cheap WC games. The details are pretty similar to last time with most titles marked down 50% to $2.99 each. Armada and Academy are boosted slightly to 66% off. Curiously, Privateer 2 is not part of the sale. It's almost always included along with the rest of the Wing Commander series, so I'll assume it was a simple oversight this time rather than some kind of intentional burn. Strike Commander is also omitted, but that's not uncommon.
A lot of retro and classic games are being lost to time. Our main goal is to preserve them, make them available for modern computers. Check out our discounted collection of Forever Great games.

Exotic Hit Squad Box Showcases WC1 in Three Languages Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Last week we shared a fun assortment of European Hit Squad releases from Dennis Mull's collection. Now Conservatoire national du jeu vidéo or the French National Video Game Conservatory has posted an unusual triple-translation copy of WC1 that has English, French and Italian all in one. It's always fun to learn about a new version of Wing Commander! This is part of a delightful larger thread on the history of multilingual game packaging.
LOAF: Part of a fascinating thread on multi-language game boxes. English-French-Italian as on this Hit Squad copy of Wing Commander I is an unusual grouping!

Unraveling a Mystery: Starship Troopers of the Guardians Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

My brother recently sent me a pretty fascinating question: is there a Wing Commander TCTG card in Starship Troopers (1997). He included an image where you can see cards stick to the wall to the left of the viewscreen in the camp barracks.
It does, indeed, look very similar to a Wing Commander card! Compare it, for instance, to this Hellcat V. Did the art department maybe take one and replace the fighter with a Heinlein-era rocket?
That's not the craziest connection to make, either. Troopers' lead, Casper Van Dien, was in fact good friends with Wing Commander's Mark Hamill and his family. That's why he had a cameo in the Wing Commander IV intro! Confed Redshirt #3:
The timeline works out, too. The Wing Commander TCTG was developed by a company called Mag Force 7 and released in August 1995. It's based mostly on WC3. Meanwhile, Starship Troopers' principal shoot was over the summer in 1996.
But it's not a WC card! I quickly realized that it's something even weirder: a STAR OF THE GUARDIANS card. Star of the Guardians is a completely original IP that started as a 1990 book trilogy by Margaret Weis.
It's so original that there was even a spinoff series about the group of weird looking bounty hunters that appear in one of them! (I actually love SotG, but the book packagers knew exactly what they were doing.)
And here's the WC connection: Ms. Weis founded Mag Force 7 to develop the SotG card game in 1994. Designers Jeff Grubb and Don Perrin developed the LANE-to-LANE Combat System for SotG… which was then used for their second game, Wing Commander!
There are actually two SotG cards visible in the Starship Troopers barracks if you're trying to recreate Camp Currie:
So why is it set dressing? Likely because the cards were extremely cheap! SotG scored massive preorders with retailers as the 'first' SF CCG to come in the wake of the Magic craze. Huge amounts of cards were printed.
But the combination of an IP no one knew and the quick arrival of games like Decipher's Star Trek meant there was very little interest. By the time they were shooting SST, packs were available everywhere for pennies apiece. They are, in fact, still readily available cheap today!
The massive overprinting of SotG inadvertently killed Wing Commander, too. Distributors were wary to order and the game ended up extremely hard to find. Mag Force 7 ended up running ads like this to try to let people know they could buy directly it.
Mag Force 7 was sold and sadly neither of their games were continued. The designers went on to adapt LANE-to-LANE for one more game, a largely forgotten Star Trek TOS game from Skybox (from the time when TOS and TNG were separate, competing card licenses).
Here's another shot where the cards are visible. I suspect the other similarly sized cards are also contemporary game shop overstock… but we'll need a nerd with a different hyperfixation if we want to identify them.
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Fan Art Throwback: Galaxy and Drayman Merchant Ships Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

What happens when you dig really deep for Wing Commander stuff to share? You find some wild gems like these! Turn the clock back 20+ years for a time capsule of WC fan art that raeder made back in the 2003-2005 era. Apparently these were created in an old school program called Bryce. I would say the Galaxy model is actually very good for the time and it's mostly the textures that would benefit from a little more consistency. Of course, the background art and flame effects are pretty dated, but they still have a certain vintage charm!
Over a decade has passed since these ships first ran the starlanes of the Gemini Sector, and the improvements just keep coming. New B&S scanners, cannon and turret mounts, improvements in storage capacity, heavier generator mounts, and room for improved counter-tronic equipment has fast made them popular among the freighting community. While they will never be a true combat vessel, the Galaxy starfreighter has proven time and again it is as home on the fringes of civilization as any fighter.

This is another render of the Galaxy starfreighter from the Origin space flight-sim, Privateer. Like? Don't like? Let me know, I will continue to work on it.

GOG Summer Sale Last Chance Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

GOG's Summer Sale is winding down, but you can still take advantage of the discount to get cheap Wing Commander games. The main entries in the series are 50% off or $2.99 each. Armada, Academy and Privateer 2 are a larger 66% off or just $2.03 each. Get your orders in before Wednesday evening (or wait until the next sale!).

Check out Origin’s Gorgeous Floppy Plane Art Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

This conversation provided a good excuse to post some airplane diskettes! Origin could make a handsome disk!
ParadiseRegaind: I’m reminded of the beautiful US diskette artwork for Pacific Strike, and to a lesser extend, Strike Commander.

LOAF: Agreed! Makes you wish there had been a diskette SKU for Wings of Glory...

    Strike Commander
  • Disk 1 - F-16 Fighting Falcon
  • Disk 2 - MiG-29 Fulcrum
  • Disk 3 - Tornado
  • Disk 4 - A-10 Warthog
  • Disk 5 - Su-27 Flanker
  • Disk 6 - F-15 Eagle
  • Disk 7 - F/A-18 Hornet
  • Disk 8 - F-22 Lightning II

(Note that most copies of Strike Commander include a bonus Origin FX demo on Disk 8; the F-22 art only appears in copies without the demo.)

    Pacific Strike
  • Disk 1 (and 9) - F4F Wildcat
  • Disk 2 - TBD Devastator
  • Disk 3 - F6F Hellcat
  • Disk 4 - SBD Dauntless
  • Disk 5 - F4U Corsair
  • Disk 6 - SB2C Helldiver
  • Disk 7 - TBD Avenger
  • Disk 8 - F8F Bearcat
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Orchestra Recording on Track for August With Chorus to Follow in October Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

It's been a bit since fans successfully crowdfunded a brand new album of George Oldziey's Wing Commander music, so Mr. Oldziey popped back in today to give everyone an update. The live orchestra will be recording its Wing Commander tracks in Budapest on August 19. George will then take a couple months to process this material and compose the corresponding choral elements. Then the Mormon Tabernacle Choir in Salt Lake City will perform their piece in October. Everything still has an excellent chance of coming together into a finished product by about the end of the year, which would be a really quick turnaround!
Greetlns all! I apologize for not keeping you better up to date on the WC volume two recording schedule.

So yes, our recording date with the Budapest Scoring Orchestra is set for Monday, August 19th. We will be utilizing two 4 hour sessions that day in order to record ALL of the orchestral music for the eintire project.

In addition, I’ve booked a studio in Salt Lake City, Utah to record members of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir to record all the choir parts for Saturday, October 12th for all the compositions that need choir. The reason for that later date serves two purposes. I need to create a good mix of the orchestra for the choir members to use as a reference, but it’s also when a great conductor friend of mine will be available to conduct the choir sessions so that I can focus on listening while looking at the score. Then I will be mixing the orchestra and choir elements in my studio to create an amazing musical canvas that I'm sure you will all love.

This schedule might impact the release date a bit, but I can ensure that everyone will receive the finished products in time for the holiday season 2024.

Again, my heartfelt thank to all of you for your amazing support!

Musically yours,

George

Latest Twitch Streams Showcase Enhanced Secret Ops Visuals Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Kevin Caccamo has been hosting a series of Secret Ops livestreams each Saturday, and we think you might want to take a look! If LOAF's recent chapter splash screens weren't enough to make you nostalgic for the game, then maybe Kevin's videos clips will. What's more is that he's running DefianceIndustries' Model Upgrade Pack, which makes the game absolutely beautiful. Each scene graphically pops even more than you remember (unless you played the MUP that is!). You can find all of Kevin's videos here and give the Model Upgrade Pack a try here!

Happy Fourth Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

The CIC staff would like to wish everyone a safe Fourth of July and a home that's still standing in the morning. Hopefully our readers in the US enjoy the fireworks and our readers outside the US enjoy the figurative fireworks from afar.

Evil Pixel Highlights Search for Lost SNES Port of WC2 Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Evil Pixel has posted a new video to highlight the plight of Wing Commander 2 for the SNES. This is a cause near and dear to our heart as we have long campaigned to help this port see the light of day. The Super Nintendo variant of WC2 was built from the ground up to be an enhanced version of the game, and it was sadly canceled after it was completed due to the high cost of cartridge production at the time. Videos like this help publicize the hunt for a long lost copy, and we'll keep searching until it's found!
Wing Commander II was released in 1992, however a port of the game was briefly mentioned and shown in gaming magazines and never heard of again. It is said the game was finished and is in someones possession.

Arena Streams Showcase WC Achievement Hunt Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

It's July, so that means this is the final month that Wing Commander Arena will be offered for sale by Microsoft! Although the game will remain playable for the foreseeable future, potential players will need to purchase their copy now to be able to download it to their Xbox 360 later. The game has been heavily discounted to just $0.99, so there's no reason not to pick a copy up just in case! It's also a really good idea to read LOAF's excellent Arena FAQ to get all of the details straight. To go along with this countdown, here's a couple of videos that AD recently found that show Andre BigBoss hunting achievements. The first clip shows what it takes to organize 16 players for the big "TCS Tiger's Claw" unlock. I very much admire the effort and appreciate how this sort of thing is preserved for history, since modern streaming infrastructure didn't exist back in 2007. I believe the clips are also in Portuguese, but YouTube's auto-captions should translate at least the first stream into your language of choice.

The WC1 Hit Parade Update ID Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Here's a quick peek at several different versions of the Hit Squad edition of Wing Commander 1 that come from Dennis Mull's extensive collection. Hit Squad was a budget published that was responsible for a wide range of translations and rereleases for the original game. It's exactly the type of variation that both delights and drives collectors mad!
LOAF: They covered the UK, France, Germany and Italy. Gotta be at least a dozen versions for the patient collector! (I bet Dennis Mull has a bunch.)

Dennis: Yes, I have a few, but there are more out there.

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