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Co-developed by The Assembly Line and The Bitmap Brothers, and published by Image Works in 1989 The follow-up to the original Xenon is bigger, brighter and bolder in just about every way. Mark Coleman would lend his artistic talents to the project, having not long joined the studio, and the collaboration with Tim Simenon on the soundtrack resulted in a game that looked and sounded.phenomenal. As for the gameplay, it would have been at the forefront of Amiga shooters when first released, although games like Battle Squadron would deliver a more authentic arcade experience and better controls. Even so, it's still one of the best-looking games on the system, and continues to hold a special place in many gamers hearts. Time Codes 00:00 - Bomb the Bass: Megablast 03:40 - Main Menu 04:38 - Level 01 12:38 - Level 02 21:07 - Level 03 29:17 - Level 04 40:17 - Level 05 #amiga #retrogaming #thebitmapbrothers
