The deluxe edition of Sarah Jane Amory’s Zeta Wing will soon be available to buy from Bitmap Soft, shipping alongside an impressive collection of bonuses. The Commodore 64 game was first issued on Itch.io as a digital-only release.
Based on Gemini Wing (1989), the game’s phsyical release is on cartridge. Here’s what it’s all about:
Strange mutant creatures have appeared across the surface of planet and Earth needs a hero to stop them… one like you! So strap into your fighter and blast off to end this infestation for good!
Zeta Wing has a very special hidden easter egg in this EXCLUSIVE version of the game! Once released, the first person, validated by my timestamp to send a snap shot if it will get a full refund on the game (£35 only not the shipping), so essentially you have WON Zeta Wing.
Zeta Wing features
- 7 challenging stages, each with their own graphic style.
- 3 difficulty settings: Easy, Normal, Hard.
- Lots of parallax scrolling.
- 10 player weapon upgrades.
- 7 end of stage bosses.
- PAL and NTSC compatible.
- Simultaneous music and sound effects.
Note that while there is a digital version available, Bitmap Soft will not be publishing a digital version of this edition.
There won’t be a digital release of this version of the game. Only physical versions will exist whilst we publish it at least.
— BitmapSoft (@BitmapSoft) March 9, 2022
This Deluxe Edition contains the following items:
- Professionally produced Glossy Bigbox
- Zeta Wing game on Cartridge
- Instruction manual
- A4 Poster
- Stickers
- Special Gifts
Head to Bitmap Soft to learn more.
Zeta Wing – Deluxe Box Edition
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