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Laydock 2 - Last Attack

Original title

レイドック２

Title translations

Laydock 2 - Last Attack (English)

Developed by

T&ESOFT

Year

1988

Month

November

System

Rating

  (102 votes)  

 

 

RAM

64kB

VRAM

128kB

Sound

Kind

Game

Max Players

2

Max Simultaneous

2

Input Devices Supported

Keyboard, Joystick

Language

English

Genre

Shoot-'em-up | Multi-directional

Licence

Commercial

Mentioned in

• MSX Club Magazine 32 on page 59 (review)
• MSX Gids 27 on page 43 (review)
• MSX Magazine 1985-11 on page 45 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-03 on page 23 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1988-11 on page 21 (news)
• MSX Magazine 1988-11 on page 51 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1988-11 on page 137 (news)
• MSX Magazine 1988-12 on page 22 (news)
• MSX Magazine 1988-12 on page 56 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1988-12 on page 140 (news)
• MSX Magazine 1989-01 on page 62 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1989-02 on page 54 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1989-02 on page 56 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1989-02 on page 92 (guide)
• MSX Magazine 1989-02 on page 117 (hint)
• MSX Magazine 1989-03 on page 43 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1989-04 on page 43 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1989-04 on page 45 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1989-05 on page 34 (ad)
• Club HNOSTAR 8 on page 50 (news)
• Software Gids 05 on page 38 (hint)
• All About MSX2+ MSX2+のすべて on page 6 (guide)
• FAN 2 on page 5 (ad)
• MSX・FAN 1988-11 on page 93 (ad)
• MSX・FAN 1988-11 on page 112 (news)

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Added on

26-01-2003

Last updated on

07-04-2023

Groups

• Laydock series
• Games with PAC S-RAM support

See also

• Laydock
• Super Laydock - Mission Striker
• Nagoya-flavor silly edition of Laydock
• Super Laydock - Mission Striker Network Version

Credits

Producer:

Katsuo Hosokawa

Main programmer:

Futaro Yamamoto

Sub programmer:

Tadashi Ogura

Map designer:

Toyokazu Hattori

Dot designer:

Yuichiro Inenaga

Music programmer:

Shigeru Tomita

Consultant:

Toshiro Yokoyama

Production supervisor:

Eiji Yokoyama