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| Category | Game |
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| Genre | Shoot’em up |
| Players | 1 |
| DVC | Yes |
| Producer | Infogrames |
| Publisher | Infogrames |
| Year | 1999 |
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| Discs | 1 |
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| Controller | Gamepad |
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| Description | Alert! “All members of the Orbital Defence Force to battle stations! Calling all available pilots – return immediately to the Crusader for briefing!” Solar Crusade is a realistic shoot’em up which will take you through stunning settings from the far-flung corners of the galaxy to the very heart of the earth itself. Board your craft for a perilous and fantastic journey through a worlds which is modelled entirely in 3D using SiliconGraphics workstation. |
| Remarks | Solar Crusade is the sequel of Chaos Control. |
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| CD-i Emulator | |
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| Reviews | The advertisment in the german magazine Power Play issue 10/96
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| Credits | Arethius (Power Play ad magazine) |
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Hello, this game has been translated to French ? Thanks
Hello Olivier,
Welcome to The World of CD-i!
Unfortunately, no, Solar Crusade is an English title only.
There is a reason why.
Infogrames didn’t translated it to French (even if the company was French).
It was 1999, infogrames was the producer and publisher of its own titles, it was too risky to make many different versions due to the low sales.
Infogrames was at that time the owner of the complete CD-i titles catalogue by the way. Philips had already left the CD-i scene.