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Quick Look: Katakis (1988, Amiga)

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First published at 21:17 UTC on September 19th, 2021.

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Katakis is a horizontally scrolling shoot'em up by German company Factor 5. It was published by German company Rainbow Arts in Europe, and under the title Denaris in Span (by ERBE), North America (by Gold Disk under their HardWired label) and the rest of the world (by U.S. Gold under their GO! label). There is a C64 release of Katakis, but it has different levels than the Amiga version. Both versions were heavily influenced by R-Type, which led to Activision, who had the rights to publish R-Type in Europe, threatened to take legal measure against Rainbow Arts. This was avoided by Factor 5 agreeing the Acitivision's offer to developed the Amiga port of R-Type. This was the second time after Great Giana Sisters that Rainbow Arts got into trouble for a game being too similar to another.

Like in R-Type, your ship has beam weapon, meaning that you can fire a more powerful shot if you hold fire for a few moments. Collecting a certain extra will also call an indestructible satellite that can mount to the top of your ship.

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