Diabolic Software
| 00/00/1991 | Amstrad CPC |
| 00/00/1991 | ZX Spectrum |
| 00/00/1991 | MSX |
| 00/00/1991 | MS-DOS |
Since you were a child, you wanted to travel to the space colonies, but you stayed in a simple nuclear power plant technician. When the reactor of this energy factory began to fail you were the only one able to repair it, a feat that was recorded for posterity with the name of "Nuclear Bowls." Your bosses, proud of your heroism, decided to pay you a vacation. Where? To the most inhospitable moon base of all. A place where your problems have started again. Will you be able to repeat your old feat?
"Star Bowls", continuation of "Nuclear Bowls" that was published by Zigurat four years ago, is an arcade of those in which you have to collect items to move forward in the game.
Zigurat was a spanish video game development studio based in Madrid, Madrid, founded in 1988. Closed in 1992.
As a development studio it has developed a total of 31 spanish videogames, being some of the most importantn Sito Pons 500c.c. Grand Prix (Zigurat, 1991), World Rally (Zigurat, 1993) o Emilio Sánchez Vicario Grand Slam (Zigurat, 1989). They have also developed other video games such as Gaelco Football (Zigurat, 2002), Surf Planet (Zigurat, 1997), and Target Hits (Zigurat, 1994).
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Diabolic Software was a spanish video game development studio based in Madrid, Madrid, founded in 1986. Closed in 1991.
As a development studio it has developed a total of eight spanish videogames, being some of the most important Chess Housers (Diabolic Software, 1990). They have also developed other video games such as F-1 (Zigurat, 1991), Star Bowls (Zigurat, 1991), and Jackson City (Diabolic Software, 1990).
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