Obsession

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Sinopsis

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Obsession is a pinball video game developed and originally published by Unique Development Sweden for the Atari STe on December 2, 1994. It was the first video game created by UDS and one of the last official releases for the Atari ST line after being discontinued in 1993 by Atari Corporation. An Amiga conversion was released on June 1, 1995. Players can choose from four pinball tables which have their own themes and objectives to obtain the highest score possible. Obsession was the debut title of Unique Development Sweden, a development company consisting of Atari ST demosceners, composers and artists founded in 1992 by Peter Zetterberg and Michael Brunnström, both of which began writing games for the Atari STe and found the idea of earning money from their hobby as appealing. The original idea was to develop a shareware game inspired by Pinball Dreams for the STe at the level of an earlier release by Zetterberg before the project was expanded upon, as UDS settled with developing a pinball project with a "no compromise" approach due to the lack of quality pinball titles on the ST but its scope grew too much during development and the team struggled to get the title working and ship it on schedule. The Atari STe version of Obsession received praise from critics for pushing limits of the STe hardware, audiovisual presentation, controls, and gameplay, but criticized for various design aspects such as lack of multiball, and sold very few copies. The Amiga version was commended by reviewers but received criticism for certain aspects compared to the STe original while others drew comparison with both the Pinball series by Digital Illusions and 21st Century Entertainment, as well as Dragon's Fury. Ports to the for the Amiga 1200, Atari Falcon, MS-DOS, and Jaguar were under development but never released. The MS-DOS version evolved into a follow-up with new tables and features titled Absolute Pinball (1996).

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Detalles

Tipo

Juego

Estreno

1 de enero de 1994

Géneros

simulation video game

Plataformas

Commodore Amiga, Atari ST

Países

Sweden