On August 3, 1999, Spectrum Zone, the predecessor of Computer Emuzone [CEZ], was launched. So, we are celebrating our 25th anniversary, and it is worth saying so, even though we have not been able to prepare anything special. We will continue here as long as we can. Thanks for everything!

Inspiración: Crazy Comets
Genre: Arcade
Type: Shoot 'em up
Distribution: Amateur
Contest: CPCRetroDev'19 #3
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Excellent game, like all those developed by the phenomenal César Nicolás, created in extremis in the short period of just two days with a view to being presented at the prestigious CPCRetroDev 2019 contest.
Under this original name taken from Greek mythology, we find an interesting proposal within the immortal shoot-em-up genre, with the long shadow behind the jewel it pays homage to, none other than the colossal Crazy Comets from 1985 for Commodore 64.
Like this one, its pace is frenetic and it also has excellent maneuverability, although I personally find it excessively difficult. If we add to that that you have only three initial lives (which you can expand by scoring), and without the typical protective shield of this genre, which helps you protect yourself at times from some out-of-control kamikaze, the truth is that it becomes a title that is not easy to finish.
Fortunately, the great soundtrack, adapted only minimally from the original, will alleviate much frustration, as will the burst of gunfire, which can be constant if you press the key (or joystick button) permanently, which is a great help.
So, we encourage you to take up the challenge and download it, because you will have a great time, as it will faithfully transport you to that wonderful era of neighborhood arcades.
Under this original name taken from Greek mythology, we find an interesting proposal within the immortal shoot-em-up genre, with the long shadow behind the jewel it pays homage to, none other than the colossal Crazy Comets from 1985 for Commodore 64.
Like this one, its pace is frenetic and it also has excellent maneuverability, although I personally find it excessively difficult. If we add to that that you have only three initial lives (which you can expand by scoring), and without the typical protective shield of this genre, which helps you protect yourself at times from some out-of-control kamikaze, the truth is that it becomes a title that is not easy to finish.
Fortunately, the great soundtrack, adapted only minimally from the original, will alleviate much frustration, as will the burst of gunfire, which can be constant if you press the key (or joystick button) permanently, which is a great help.
So, we encourage you to take up the challenge and download it, because you will have a great time, as it will faithfully transport you to that wonderful era of neighborhood arcades.
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