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SWIV
ECS/OCS
SWIV - Double Barrel Screenshot
Information 32 reviews 1 manual Cheatcode 3 weblinks
64 screenshots 4 boxscans 4 diskscans 12 miscshots 4 conversions 1 gamemap
Information
Year of the first release1991LicenseCommercial
Number of disks (or CD)1PublisherStorm (The Sales Curve) - Worldwide
Number max of players2Budget publisherKixx (U.S. Gold) - Worldwide
Simultaneous max players2DeveloperRandom Access
LanguageEnglish
ArtistsCoder : John Croudy
Coder : Ronald Pieket Weeserik
Graphician : Ned Langman
Musician : Andrew Barnabas (Nightshade/DENS Design^Crusaders)
Misc : Daniel Marchant
Misc : Ned Langman
Misc : Ronald Pieket Weeserik
Language in manualEnglish
French
German
Italian
HardwareECS
OCS
Amiga original gameyes
Have cheatcodeyes
Have SPS releaseyes
WHD installyesWHD information
AuthorsHarry
Mr.Larmer
Psygore
Updated  2023-05-23 10:29:28
HD installnoHD notes
Genre
CategoryShooter
SubcategoryShooter - Shoot 'Em Up
Dimension2D
QuickmatchSWIV
QuickmatchXevious
ScrolltypeScrolling - Vertical
ThemeMilitary
ThemeTransport - Helicopter
ThemeTransport - Jeep
ViewpointTop Down
Conversion hardwareAcorn Archimedes
Amstrad/Schneider CPC464/664/6128
Atari ST/E
Commodore C64/128
MSX 1/2
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48/128/+2/+3 – Timex TS2068/TC2068/TC2048
Conversion notes

N.B. MEGA SWIV (aka FIREPOWER 2000) for Mega Drive/Genesis and SUPER SWIV for SNES are console games very different in design to SWIV, released initially for 8/16-bit computer platforms only.

Classic compilationMAX (Maximum Action Xtra)
Amiga Format Game Pack 2
Relationship
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Rarity: One version is common, at least one other version is rare One version is common, at least one other version is rareOne version is common, at least one other version is rare
Notes:  

[1] Game design by Ned Langman, Ronald Pieket Weeserik and Dan Marchant. Coding by Ronald Pieket Weeserik and John Croudy. Graphics by Ned Langman. Music by Andrew Barnabas.

[2] SWIV was The Sales Curve's spiritual successor / unofficial sequel to Tecmo's 1988 coin-op SILKWORM.

[3] SWIV = Special Weapons Interdiction Vehicles / Secret Weapons Installation Verification / SILKWORM IV

[4] Original release contents include a game poster, ST DRAGON postcard and a free badge (see Miscshot).


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