[1] Budget Publisher: Kixx release No. 12 in the series of single disk dual-format (PC/Amiga) budget releases + standalone Amiga-only budget release.
[2] The original release contained a black and white game poster as well as a RICK DANGEROUS 2 comic strip that was illustrated by Ian Gibson of 2000AD's Robo Hunter fame (see HERE).
[3] Interesting info. and trivia about RICK DANGEROUS 2 can be found on game author Simon Phipps' website.
TRIVIA: Inspiration for RICK DANGEROUS 2 was predominantly drawn from the 1930s/40s Flash Gordon film serials, but was also influenced by other sci-fi entertainment media of the era including Dan Dare and Forbidden Planet. [Sources: Simon Phipps (coder) and The One preview, Issue 22 (July 90), pp70-71]
Based on 1990 Core/MicroProse Atari ST release.
PC versions: CGA, EGA, VGA
UK Release (front)
UK Release (back)
French Release (front)
French Release (back)
German Release (front)
German Release (back)
Budget Release (front)
Budget Release (back)
Original Release
Budget Release
Game Poster
UK Advert (CU Amiga 10/1990, Page 90)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 12/1990, Page 45)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 12/1990, Page 46)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 12/1990, Page 47)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 1/1991, Page 27)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 1/1991, Page 28)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 1/1991, Page 29)
UK Advert (CU Amiga 1/1991, Page 72)
French Advert [1] [Source: Atari Mania]
French Advert [2] [Source: Atari Mania]
UK Advert (CU Amiga 2/1993, Page 46) [Budget, Kixx]
UK Advert (Amiga Format, Issue 56, 2/1994, Page 87) [Budget, Kixx]
UK Advert (CU Amiga 9/1994, Page 180) [Budget, Kixx]
Instructions (English)
Instructions (French)
Instructions (French) [alt] [Source: Retro Commodore]
Comic (English)
Enter “POOKY” on the high score table for your name. Now restart the game and on the level select screen you can select to play the short or the long game. Use the joystick to select.
CGA
EGA/VGA
No maps found.