princess. Development Superfrog was developed in 1993 and released for the Amiga in the same year by Team17, acting simultaneously as developer and publisher. The release was popular enough to spawn an Amiga CD32 version, which could also be played on some Amiga computers fitted with a CD drive. Due to its enduring popularity, it was then converted for the PC by Bubball Systems in 1994, running as an MS-DOS program. Eric W. Schwartz provided the animation for the introduction. The Amiga version was re-released by Islona Software in 1999, with slightly different box art. In 2012, Superfrog was, along with other games by Team17, released as a legitimate digital download from GoodOldGames.com, this version being the first compatible with Windows. Reception Team17's earlier games became relatively obscure after the release of the hugely popular Worms series, though many gamers remember Superfrog fondly for its solid gameplay, smooth scrolling, cartoon-quality graphics, and upbeat music by composer Allister Brimble. Although a relatively small release by the standards of blockbuster platformers like Sonic, it was very well received and has retained a fan base which considers it an excellent example of the genre. Rerelease On 13 February 2013, Team17 announced they would be reviving Superfrog for its 20th anniversary, and releasing a HD version of the game on PSN. This remastered version was co-developed by both Team17 and TickTockGames, formerly Bubball Systems, the company initially responsible for the MS-DOS port of Superfrog in 1994. Superfrog HD was released in 2013 for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, then later Microsoft Windows via Steam, OS X, Linux, Android, and iOS. In May 2016, Superfrog HD was discontinued by Team17; due to low sales and negative reception, the game was removed from PSN, Steam, App Store and Google Play. At the same time, the original Superfrog game was removed from GOG.com. References External links Superfrog at Mobygames 1993 video games Amiga games Amiga CD32 games DOS games Fictional frogs Games commercially released with DOSBox IOS games Linux games MacOS games Platform games PlayStation Network games Team17 games Video games about amphibians Video games scored by Allister Brimble Video games developed in the United Kingdom Windows games Video games about witchcraft Single-player video games