Chronicles Of Omega
I've returned to eBay after a few years away and, lo and behold, I spot a sealed copy of one of my favourite platformers, Chronicles of Omega. Yes, one of my favourites, I actually said that. Please note that I am not saying it's one of the best platformers for the Atari ST/e. No. It's just one of my favourites.
For those new to this little-known website, I featured Chronicles Of Omega back in 2016 so you can read all about it by simply digging through our archives (loads of links on the righthand side) or by skipping straight to that page by clicking here. Go on, you know you want to. Enjoy yourself.
I liked ARC, but they didn't seem to last that long, so I reckon that I was dead lucky to find this sealed. In fact, being sealed means I carefully sliced it open to breathe in some of that 20th-century air before inserting the disk and praying it still worked. Well, it does, and I'm happy to stand by my earlier thoughts about it - it's one of my favourites, albeit with clunky mechanics that should have been better. Click the link above, folks.
For those interested in other Atari ST games that I've purchased, click here to see lots more. Okay, let's check out the cover art of this ST/STe platformer! And also see what goodies are inside its box...
I must admit, a part of me wanted to keep this sealed and safe from the insanity of the 21st century!
Is anyone else reminded of Thunder Jaws? No, I mean the game...
Wow, what incredible cover art!
A good storyline and cool Atari ST screenshots. Nicely done, Arc!
Inside the box, we have a poster. That the wife won't let me pin to the wall... :(
No guys ever read the manual? Well, it's tiny and enough even for us blokes to bother with.
Has anyone got a spare stamp for me?
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