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Cybermorph

Cybermorph is a shooter video game developed by Attention to Detail (ATD) and published by Atari Corporation as the pack-in game for the Atari Jaguar in North America on November 23, 1993, and Europe in June 1994. It was also distributed in Japan by Mumin Corporation as a stand-alone release. Taking place in a galactic war, the player pilots the morphing…

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Genre
Shooter
Publisher
Atari Corporation
Artists
B. J. West · Chris Gibbs · Ian G. Harling
Composers
Andrew Holtom · David Lowe · Ted Tahquechi
Designers
Andrew Keim · Faran Thomason · Hans Jacobsen · Joe Sousa
Developer
Attention to Detail

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Legacy

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Cybermorph

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples191
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
Components1

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Cybermorph

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related to Development · 57
Cybermorph → Activision, Amiga, Andrew Holtom, Andrew Keim, Atari, Atari Corporation, Atari Jaguar, Atari ST, ATD, Attention, Birmingham, Brian Pollock, British, Chris Gibbs, Crescent Galaxy, David Braben's Zarch, David Lowe, Dean, Detail, Faran Thomason
related to Release · 27
Cybermorph → Atari, Atari Corporation, Atari Jaguar, Atari TT030-based Jaguar, Attention, August, Crescent Galaxy, December, Detail, Europe, In, In Spain, It, Jaguar, Japan, June, Mumin Corporation, Nintendo Switch, North America, November
related to Legacy · 22
Cybermorph → Adventures, Angry Video Game Nerd, Atari Corporation, Atari Jaguar CD, Attention, Battlemorph, CD, December, Detail, Europe, Future Fuckballs, In, It, Jaguar Sector II, Jaguar Source Code Collection, Nintendo, North America, Skylar, Steam, The
related to Retrospective coverage · 20
Cybermorph → Author Andy Slaven, Battlemorph, Christian Roth, Defender, German, Gouraud, In, Jaguar, Jung, MyAtari's Robert Jung, Nevertheless, Nils, Onfrichuk, Retro Gamer's Sam Heffernan, Retrospective, Skylar, Skylar's, Slaven, The Atari Times's Brendan, Time Extension
related to Reception · 17
Cybermorph → Atari Jaguar's, Atari ST User's Simon, Clays, Digital Press' Joe Santulli, Electronic Gaming Monthly's, Gouraud, I've, Jaguar's, More, Silpheed, So, Some, Star Fox, Starfox, Super NES, The, Unfavorable
related to Gameplay and premise · 11
Cybermorph → After, It, Other, Pernitia, Skylar, Some, T-Griffon, The, There, These, TransmoGriffon
Designers · 4
Cybermorph → Andrew Keim, Faran Thomason, Hans Jacobsen, Joe Sousa
related to External links · 4
Cybermorph → AtariAgeCybermorph, GameFAQsCybermorph, Kingdom, MobyGames
Artists · 3
Cybermorph → B. J. West, Chris Gibbs, Ian G. Harling
Composers · 3
Cybermorph → Andrew Holtom, David Lowe, Ted Tahquechi

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game atari jaguar atd also player enemies gameplay corporation release one game's pods graphics demos attention detail 1994 empire production

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CybermorphArtistsB. J. West1.00infobox
CybermorphArtistsChris Gibbs1.00infobox
CybermorphArtistsIan G. Harling1.00infobox
CybermorphComposersAndrew Holtom1.00infobox
CybermorphComposersDavid Lowe1.00infobox
CybermorphComposersTed Tahquechi1.00infobox
CybermorphDesignersAndrew Keim1.00infobox
CybermorphDesignersFaran Thomason1.00infobox
CybermorphDesignersHans Jacobsen1.00infobox
CybermorphDesignersJoe Sousa1.00infobox
CybermorphDeveloperAttention to Detail1.00infobox
CybermorphGenreShooter1.00infobox
CybermorphModeSingle-player1.00infobox
CybermorphPlatformAtari Jaguar1.00infobox
CybermorphProducersJohn Skruch1.00infobox
CybermorphProducersSean Patten1.00infobox
CybermorphProgrammersBrian Pollock1.00infobox
CybermorphProgrammersFred Gill1.00infobox
CybermorphPublisherAtari Corporation1.00infobox
CybermorphReleaseNA: November 23, 19931.00infobox
CybermorphReleaseEU: June 19941.00infobox
CybermorphReleaseJP: December 15, 19941.00infobox
Cybermorphis ashooter video game developed by Attention to Detail0.90text

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