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An early version of the game was used on children's TV show Motormouth's call-in game Mighty Mo. Players had to give directions by voice commands which were interpreted into movements, presumably by someone playing the demo as instructed.

Contributed by Martin Smith (64035) on Jun 30, 2004.

> In the Amiga version a sampled verison of Betty Boo's hit song Doing the Do played on the title screen.
The song is in the PC version also. (Yes, but it is only a simple snippet of digitized sound on the PC, whereas on the Amiga it is a full module. What is more interesting, however, is that on the PC, the developers transcribed the music to nearly every single sound device -- Sound Blaster (complete with digital drums), Adlib, Tandy, MT-32, even PC speaker -- and all the transcriptions are fairly competent. --Editor)

Contributed by -Chris (7376) on May 20, 2001.

In the Amiga version a sampled verison of Betty Boo's hit song Doing the Do played on the title screen. (More than just a sample, it was a very cleverly-crafted Protracker MOD. --Editor)

Contributed by Joshua Dove (6) on May 17, 2001.

 

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