Thanks for the heads up from Jazzcat – Starfighter One was a game that was mentioned in Danish Magazine IC RUN Nov/Dec 1988.
It was briefly mentioned as being developed, from a newsletter from Starvision’s owner Ivan Sølvason.
Sadly there was no actual info about the games, so this is merely a placeholder until we get more information. Anonymous Contributor though found a note in mid-1987 in Danish magazine SOFT which suggested that the company was more or less going to be an Amiga company according to Sören Grönbech, the founder:
“In the future, Starvision will focus mostly on the Amiga, although we may produce an occasional 64 title every now and then. All our full-time programmers have bought Amigas, and we’re 100% devoted to it. Our first game, MACH, is for the 64, but the next one is Amiga-only. It is called Gigaball”. [NOTE: Gigaball was released as Giganoid]
So it is quite possible that Starfighter One was only an Amiga based title. In the meantime, do you know anything more?
Contributions: Jazzcat, Anonymous Contributor, Fever
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16/04/24 – Details from Anonymous Contributor, suggesting this may have just been an Amiga game, not C64.
Oop bit of a copy / paste error there
“So it is quite possible that Super Pinball was only an Amiga based title. In the meantime, do you know anything more?”
(should read “Starfighter One” obviously)
Thanks Fever! Yeah, I copied the same block for a number of the Starvision titles and forgot to change the game name :) Fixed and credited! :)