Forgotten Worlds (1988)
Platforms: Arcade · Amiga · Atari ST · Commodore 64 · ZX Spectrum · Amstrad CPC · Genesis · DOS · SEGA Master System · TurboGrafx CD · WiiGenres: Genres · Action · Side view · 2D scrolling · Arcade · Shooter · Direct control · Sci-fi / futuristic
Forgotten Worlds features two characters known as The Nameless Ones, who both look like Arnold Schwarzenegger, one even has a mohawk. It
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Cast & Crew · 21 people
- Akira Yasuda· Game Designer
- Akira Nishitani· Game Designer
- Noritaka Funamizu· Game Designer
- Yoshiki Okamoto· Game Designer
- Youichi Egawa· Soft Programer
- Noriko Kojima· Soft Programer
- Kazumasa Yamanouchi· Soft Programer
- Akemi Kurihara· Object Designer
- Sayuri Shintani· Object Designer
- Miki Kido· Scroll Designer
- Yukiyo Kuramoto· Scroll Designer
- Yoko Fukumoto· Scroll Designer
- Naoe Nonomura· Scroll Designer
- Tamayo Kawamoto· Sound
- Yoshihiro Sakaguchi· Sound
- Shinji Kuchino· Hard Ware
- Katsuhiko Kamimori· Mechatronics
- Miki Kijima· Special Thanks
- Yukari Kakuta· Special Thanks
- Yukio Arai· Special Thanks
- Yoshito Ito· Special Thanks
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