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Turrican Anthology Vol. 1 and 2 Review | The Gamebutler

So, anyone who grew up with an Amiga – or even a SNES or Sega Genesis – will likely remember the name Turrican. Aside from Contra, this series defined run-and-gun from the 80s and beyond, with Factor 5 taking over at a crucial time and introducing key entries that everyone could enjoy. Alas, aside from

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lonewolf101040d ago

Anyone who had a system able to play games should remember this, it was released on just about everything. I had it for my C64.

EvertonFC1040d ago

Amiga 500, I have the soundtrack on my YT favourites folder. Great game and many an hour.
Do you ever remember a game called "newzealend story" on Amiga 500 that was great too.

Father__Merrin1040d ago

New Zealand story was amazing I'm 46 and can still remember the soundtrack with that little yellow kiwi bird lol.

Turrican 2 on c64 was brilliant the soundtrack by manfred trens was ace

lonewolf101040d ago

I have to admit, that one did pass me by.

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Review: Turrican Anthology Vol. 1 and 2 set Switch on fire - Entertainium

Factor 5’s *chef’s kiss* classic franchise touches down on Switch and its ever growing catalog in two volumes of the Turrican Anthology, full of retro run ‘n gun goodness.

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Turrican Anthology Vol. I & II Review - PlayStation 4 - ThisGenGaming

TGG says: "Turrican Anthology Vol. I & II have some great games and the extra features that have been added are among the best that I’ve seen in a retro game collection. That is why it is such a shame that these are two separate collections that are priced so high as I can’t fully recommend them at the asking price."

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Turrican Anthology Vol. 2 Review - Turrican 3 Gets The Re-Release It Deserves - PSU

From PSU: "In the end, though Turrican Anthology Vol. 2 doesn't feel quite as essential as its predecessor, the inclusion of both Turrican 3 and Mega Turrican, not to mention Super Turrican 2, still makes this ensemble of side-scrolling, platforming shooter retro goodness a worthwhile venture for fans of the genre."