Saimazoom
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Published on2000/09/05
In case any of you don't know, Saimazoom is the first part of a trilogy that continued with Babaliba and ended with the unforgettable Abu Simbel Profanation.
A true classic, it belongs to the era when Dinamic was taking its first—and firm—steps, and along with other games like Yenght and Video Olympic, it began to forge the splendid future of a company that would only succumb to the inevitable collapse of the Spanish software industry (although it was later revived as Dinamic Multimedia, with the help of Hobby Press).
As a curiosity, I'll tell you that this game cost 1,800 pesetas (about three years later came the memorable price drop by Erbe to 875 pesetas, followed by all the other distributors).
A must-have in your game collection.
A true classic, it belongs to the era when Dinamic was taking its first—and firm—steps, and along with other games like Yenght and Video Olympic, it began to forge the splendid future of a company that would only succumb to the inevitable collapse of the Spanish software industry (although it was later revived as Dinamic Multimedia, with the help of Hobby Press).
As a curiosity, I'll tell you that this game cost 1,800 pesetas (about three years later came the memorable price drop by Erbe to 875 pesetas, followed by all the other distributors).
A must-have in your game collection.
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Saimazoom no estaba nada mal en el contexto de la época pero decir que es imprescindible me parece algo exagerado porque la misma compañía Dinamic programó luego juegos mucho mejores
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