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SunDog was first developed for the Apple II, with version 1. 0 was released in March 1984, and version 1. 1 ( bug fixes ) released three weeks later.
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As with SunDog, the packaging cover art was designed and illustrated by David R. Darrow.
The windowing system created for SunDog was inspired by the Apple Lisa user interface.
Compared to games like Elite, the SunDog world was considerably more immersive, albeit much smaller in terms of the number of stars and planets.
Despite the limited computer graphics | graphics capabilities of the Apple II family | Apple II, the player's view of the SunDog warping to a new system was impressive for the era in which it was released.
Bruce Webster was the major game programmer | programmer and co-game designer | designer of the original Apple II family | Apple II version of SunDog: Frozen Legacy | SunDog.
SunDog and first
The first games for the Atari ST were mostly ports from 8-bit platforms, like Hardball and SunDog, or from old arcade games like Crystal Castles.
SunDog and developed
* SunDog: Frozen Legacy, a computer game originally developed in 1984 for the Apple II.
SunDog and for
The equipment the SunDog comes with is only suitable for landing in cities with a starport.
Advanced ground scanners, for example, can allow the SunDog to land in any planet's city.
* A history of FTL and SunDog with helpful tips and strategies for the game ( archived version )
This is the box art for SunDog: Frozen Legacy.
Webster performed the co-design and programming of the original Apple II version of the computer game SunDog: Frozen Legacy for FTL Games.
SunDog and Apple
Screenshot from the Apple II version of SunDog: Frozen Legacy.
Screenshot from the Apple II version of SunDog: Frozen Legacy.
Screenshot from the Apple II version of SunDog: Frozen Legacy.
Screenshot of the Apple II version of SunDog: Frozen Legacy.
SunDog and with
The game begins with the player finding his uncle's ship, the SunDog, in need of repairs.
The merchant space avenues abound with pirates eager to rob merchant vessels, like the SunDog.
The only way to do this is by outfitting the SunDog with advanced equipment.
* Bruce Webster's official SunDog site ( currently being refurbished ) with history, feedback from SunDog players, and old design notes.
SunDog and version
After finishing version 2. 0 of SunDog, Webster quit FTL due to burn-out.
SunDog and .
SunDog: Frozen Legacy is a 1984 space trading and combat simulator video game.
SunDog is a space trading and combat simulation game.
Unlike other games in the genre, SunDog included two unique features, the ability to leave the ship and walk about the cities, and a series of missions that were completed through the commodities trading system.
His uncle, Brock Dor-Ceed, died leaving Zed his ship, the SunDog.
The player, as Zed, finds himself aboard the SunDog.
The cities in SunDog vary in size, though all appear to be neatly laid out.
He has a few goods initially, but has little money to buy more, especially since the SunDog needs repairs.
The next item of business, usually, is to repair the SunDog.
Normally the SunDog will be in good enough shape to fly, but it will have to be in better condition to combat and flee from the pirates which litter the merchant channels between planets.
SunDog on the Atari ST employed much better computer graphics | graphics due to its more advanced hardware.
The SunDog has shields and two weapons systems ( lasers and a cannon ), but both have to be controlled manually.
Hits from the pirate ships on the SunDog damage systems and shields quickly deplete fuel reserves.
Pirates only attack if the SunDog has something " interesting ," that is, goods other than fuel or cryogens.
The cities on the planets in SunDog are all neatly laid out and some are quite expansive.
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