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James Pond II: Codename RoboCod

Developer:Vectordean
Publisher:Millennium Interactive
Release Year:1991
Target Chipset:OCS / ECS / AGA (Amiga 500 / 1200)
Disk Format:robocod.adf (880 KB)
Audio:Paula 4-Channel 8-Bit DMA PCM
License:Abandonware
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James Pond II: Codename RoboCod was released in 1991 by Millennium Interactive and developed by Vectordean for the Commodore Amiga. It stands as one of the defining titles in the machine's legendary 16-bit software library, and remains a favourite among retro computing enthusiasts, demosceners and digital preservationists.

A platformer following the fishy secret agent James Pond, with a Christmas theme and inventive level design. Its charm and polish made it a popular title.

On the Amiga, the game made full use of the machine's custom chipset — the Agnus blitter, Denise video processor and Paula 4-channel sound synthesizer — to deliver smooth, fast-scrolling 2D playfield graphics and rich sampled audio that set it apart from IBM PC DOS CGA/EGA systems and 8-bit home micros of its time. Its responsive joystick control scheme and polished presentation made it an essential experience for the platform.

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