Return To Blacktooth: A Head Over Heels Adventure

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After Versions For Amiga & Atari ST, Head Over Heels' Sequel Set Its Sights On The Atari Jaguar

Coming this week! Here's an interesting bit of news for Atari Jaguar owners. After taking 37 years to complete, Return to Blacktooth: A Head Over Heels Adventure (Colin Porch's sequel to the Jon Ritman and Bernie Drummond classic Head Over Heels) is now setting its sights on the Atari machine. In case you're unaware of the backstory, Colin Porch, the developer of the game, originally conceived the sequel to the 1987 classic back in 1989, while working at Ocean Software, but abandoned it followin

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"It's Been A Labour Of Love" - 81-Year-Old Developer Colin Porch On The 'Head Over Heels' Sequel That Took 37 Years To Arrive

"It's my wits against the person who's going to be playing it". We've recently witnessed the arrival of the excellent Head Over Heels sequel Return to Blacktooth, a title which has taken its developer, Colin Porch, 37 years to complete. Porch has been speaking to British television network ITV about how the project was revived, and credits his former boss at Ocean boss with encouraging him to return to the title after he had all but abandoned it following the rise of home consoles in the early '

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'Return To Blacktooth: A Head Over Heels Adventure' Is Getting An Amiga CD32 Version

CD32 pad support is coming to the Amiga version, too. We posted our review of the excellent Amiga and ST title Return To Blacktooth: A Head Over Heels Adventure yesterday, stating that Colin Porch's sequel "builds on everything that made Ritman and Drummond’s classic so good and delivers one last drop of magic from a bygone era of gaming." One thing we did note during the review was the unfortunate lack of support for the Amiga CD32 controller – only for the publisher, Thalamus Digital, to drop

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