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- Datastorm abstract "This article is about a video game. There also exists a software company named Datastorm Technologies Inc.Datastorm is a 1989 scrolling shooter video game for the Amiga home computer. It is similar to the arcade game, Defender. Written by Søren Grønbech, it was inspired by Dropzone for the Commodore 64. As such, the exact gameplay deviates from Defender in that the task on each level is to carry the 8 pods through a portal, with points on completing a level for each one saved. The amount of points increases for each level: on levels 5, 9, 13 and so on, the player gets a new set of eight and the scoring resets. Like Grønbech's Sword of Sodan, it made full use of the Amiga's hardware at a time when most games were direct ports from the Atari ST; the number of sprites moving smoothly around the screen is noteworthy. Some, including the Datastorm itself, cover almost the entire length of the screen.".
- Datastorm computingInput Computer_keyboard.
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- Datastorm computingPlatform Amiga.
- Datastorm developer Visionary_Design_Technologies.
- Datastorm genre Shoot_'em_up.
- Datastorm publisher Visionary_Design_Technologies.
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- Datastorm wikiPageID "741537".
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- Datastorm caption "Datastorm was a popular game for the Amiga".
- Datastorm composer "Timm Engels".
- Datastorm developer Visionary_Design_Technologies.
- Datastorm genre Shoot_'em_up.
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- Datastorm input Computer_keyboard.
- Datastorm media "3".
- Datastorm modes Single-player_video_game.
- Datastorm platforms Amiga.
- Datastorm programmer "Søren Grønbech".
- Datastorm publisher Visionary_Design_Technologies.
- Datastorm title "Datastorm".
- Datastorm subject Category:1989_video_games.
- Datastorm subject Category:Amiga_games.
- Datastorm subject Category:Scrolling_shooters.
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- Datastorm comment "This article is about a video game. There also exists a software company named Datastorm Technologies Inc.Datastorm is a 1989 scrolling shooter video game for the Amiga home computer. It is similar to the arcade game, Defender. Written by Søren Grønbech, it was inspired by Dropzone for the Commodore 64. As such, the exact gameplay deviates from Defender in that the task on each level is to carry the 8 pods through a portal, with points on completing a level for each one saved.".
- Datastorm label "Datastorm".
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