Stefan_L

Legend of Makai is not really rare, you should not trust KLOV as a raritymeter

Probably "Legend of Makai" http://www.arcade-history.com/?n=legend-of...ail&id=1370 http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8407

Was this artwork from Europe or USA? Do you have any clue wich gamecompany/publisher they might be connected to?

oh.. just saw your post at assembler, so they are not connected these two pictures you posted?

First i thought of Gauntlet 3 but the second pic don't match that as the guy has a chainsaw :-) It seems stonehenge is having a central role in this game so maybe it's for an unrealeased sequel to Moonstone? You are sure this game was realeased?

I did not know Future Wars had a soundtrack release..i only remeber one tune from the game and thats the titletune, it was using ordinary YM2149 sounds and not samples so an orchestral version should be an great improvment.. i think I would presume there is CD releases of gamesoundtracks older than this in Japan... not Atari ST suff that is if that's what you ment? Also Buyatari you keep posting Atari ST stuff in the 8-bit forum... the ST is 16-bit

The fourth is "U.N. Squadron" (Capcom)

I like the Ghoul's Ghosts, Surf's up and Vigilante art most... btw i never heard of "Surf's Up" before? The last pic in your third post is not R-Type it's "Eco Fighters"

The only one i am sure about is the second one wich is "Raiden 2". The first one could be Capcoms "Armored Warriors".

They could have at least done something different rather than making an almost exact copy I wonder if the game also was reprogrammed for the US market?

I checked this up a bit now, the back of the box gives "illustration" credits to Pascal Trigaux and it seems the ad i posted was used as boxartwork for the boardgame: http://www.fullmetalplanete.com/FMP_Board_Game.html

It would be interesting to know the story behind this, too bad you don't know the artist. It would have been doublework to paint the same scene separately for advertising and boxart. Sometimes wider artwork sort of wraps around the gamebox, but not in this case it seems?

Is that one painted by Steinar Lund? I guess that the Atari ST, Amiga and PC use the same boxartwork. Also if you look at the ad for the game it shows a much bigger version of the battlescene?

Of course PC counts Is it for boxartwork or ingame stuff?

When i was 9 my parents bought a Commodore 64 for me and my littlebrother, and when i was 12 they bought an Atari ST... i still have both these computers today and they are working fine

Does size matter? Have a look at my speedball artwork it's really huge.

The second one reminds me of the titlescreen from "Unreal" http://hol.abime.net/1819

"Buffy the vampire slayer" on Xbox... movie/tv-series licenses usually aren't good so Buffy really surprised me by being really great. The same developes later did an Indiana Jones game (forgot it's name) but it was just an average, i was hoping on Buffy quality

Are you sure it's for an arcadegame?

I would... since i like to have something physical of stuff i like A cartridge game could be nice just because nobody done that before.

Och nu finns det en till svensk här Jag är mest intressserad av Atari ST och möjligen ataris arkadspel.