measure was tested during development which required punching a hole into the disk with a laser. If implemented, the game would freeze and refuse to load without the punch being present. Should the physical check be removed, the game will load fine then, but with one catch. The player will be unable to get past level four as one of the platforms needed to progress has its collision removed. Further levels have no terrain whatsoever, resulting in the player falling through the platforms. Not only this, but the damage the player deals is halved. The copy protection method was ultimately unused. References External links Leander at Lemon Amiga Leander at Atari Mania 1991 video games Amiga games Atari ST games Electronic Arts games Psygnosis games Sega Genesis games Video games based on Arthurian legend Video games based on Greek mythology Video games scored by Matthew Simmonds Video games scored by Tim Wright (Welsh musician) Fantasy video games set in the Middle Ages Single-player online games Side-scrolling platform games Action-adventure games Video games developed in the United Kingdom