a clone for the Tandy Color Computer 3. Xenostar (1994) is a public domain clone for the Amiga. In popular culture Sinistar is referenced in various non-video-game media. The Cage song "Grand Ol' Party Crash" samples Sinistar. The film We Are the Strange uses "Beware, I live", "I hunger", "Run, coward", and Sinistar's roar. Sinistar makes several appearances in the webcomic Bob the Angry Flower, and also appears as the title of one of the print editions of the comic. Sinistar appears in the DVD version of the South Park episode trilogy "Imaginationland". The sound bite "Beware, coward" was used in the theme tune to the British Channel 4 video-game TV show Bits. The audio version of podcast IGN Game Scoop uses the sound bite "Beware, I live" in its theme tune. The game was featured prominently in the music video for the Sheena Easton song "Almost Over You". Sinistar receives a large reference in chapters 30 and 31 of the Dresden Files book Ghost Story, a 2011 novel in the Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher, during a recollection of a demonic battle from the protagonist's youth. Notes References External links The SiniStar information page at sinistar.com Tyler's Sinistar Page, another Sinistar site R.J. Mical talks about the easter egg in Sinistar 1983 video games Arcade video games Williams video games Cancelled Atari 2600 games Cancelled Atari 8-bit family games Cancelled BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games Fictional doomsday devices Multidirectional shooters Vertically-oriented video games Video games developed in the United States Video games set in outer space Spaceflight in fiction Commercial video games with freely available source code