as a skill-with-prizes amusement machine, but this version also failed to make it to market. However versions were released for 18 different computer and video game formats including NES, Game Boy, IBM PC, Amiga and Atari ST. A follow up game, Super Loopz, was licensed to Imagineer for the Super NES and was published for the Amiga by Audiogenic. See also Supersoft Brian Lara Cricket series Codemasters References External links BBC Games Archive page for Audiogenic Audiogenic at ehis64.net British companies established in 1985 Defunct video game companies of the United Kingdom Video game development companies Video game publishers