Mick West's Amiga games (playable on the A500 Mini)

Looking at Mick's Amiga games from 1989 to 1992 all playable on the A500 Mini : Steve Davis World Snooker, Rotox, U.N. Squadron, Darkman, Parasol Stars and Lethal Weapon. Credits also to the people who worked on the games with Mick. Mick went on to work on the Tony Hawks skateboarding games then after his gaming career became a conspiracy theory debunker.

[@ZXRetroGaming]

@Jacktheteacher Yeah I enjoyed playing Parasol Stars on the A500 Mini. Some of the glitches could be down to the emulator, they worked better on the A500 Mini

[@Midwinter2]

Hmmm, kind of disappointing. I remember those games on my Amiga. All of them were technically VERY sub-par. Look at the horrible scrolling on U.N. Squadron! WTF? On the other hand, he did some excellent work on Parasol Stars. Can't fault that one. Looks like 32 colours (or 16 colours for background, 15 for hardware sprites) and everything moves very smoothly. A lovely conversion. Of course, by then the Amiga's hardware was well understood, so I guess this was when Mick was at the top of his game.