Escape From CyberCity

Escape From CyberCity
Developer: Fathom Pictures Publisher: Philips Media Platform: CD-i Released in US: 1992 This game has a hidden developer message. This game has hidden developer credits.

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A somewhat butchered home version of an extremely rare 1987 Laserdisc-based arcade game called Freedom Fighter. Sadly, this version is missing lots of content and features from the original arcade version, has a smaller aiming reticle, and the animation also is far less smooth due to hardware limitations without the CD-i's Digital Video Cartridge. This unfortunately is the only current way to play the game in any form outside of the few arcade machines left, as neither the dedicated or conversion/prototype versions are yet emulated.

Copyright/Abstract/Bibliographic Text

ESCAPE FROM CYBERCITY is the first CD-Interactive action adventure to
utilize full cel-animation, giving the player the feel of starring in a fast
action motion picture. This beutifully animated production features a
powerful and ambitious soundtrack and complete interactive play.

A description of the game, stored inside the file Abstract.

          Escape from CyberCity(R)

Colin Andrews...........Technical Designer
                        Lead Software Engineer

Ben Jacobs..............Software Engineer
                        Animation/Sound Adaptation

Kelly Jones.............Technical Director

Garry Hare..............Producer

Mark Van Langeveld......Title/Credit Sequence Design
                        & Graphics

      ----- CyberCity Theme -----

Ben 'Jacobs' Jacobs.....Composer/Producer

Joe Diehl...............Electric & Acustic Guitar

Nicolas Peck............Engineer

Recorded at Perceptive Productions
            Mill Valley, California

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A FATHOM PICTURES, INC. PRODUCTION

Credits for the game, stored in the file Bibliography.

Escape From CyberCity(R)
(C) 1992 Toei Animation Co., Ltd.
Produced by Fathom Pictures, Inc
in association with Philips Interactive Media of America.
Based upon the films 'Galaxy Express 999' and 'Adieu Galaxy Express'
    produced by Toei Animation Co., Ltd.

This text can be found in the file Copyright.