The Aquatic Games
Aquatic-themed Olympic parody starring James Pond.
The Aquatic Games Starring James Pond and the Aquabats is a 1992 arcade sports game developed by Vectordean and published by Millennium Interactive. It features pseudo-Olympic events and parodies games like Konami's Track & Field. The game is notable as the last title released for the Amiga A500.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Vectordean
- Publisher
- Millennium Interactive
- Electronic Arts (Mega Drive)
- Seika Corp. (SNES)
- Producer
- Kevin Shrapnell
- Designer
- Steve Bak
- Artist
- Sean Nicholls
- Composer
- Richard Joseph
- Released
- 1992 (NA); October 15, 1992 (EU)
- Genre
- Platform game
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who published The Aquatic Games?
The Aquatic Games was published by Millennium Interactive, Electronic Arts (Mega Drive) and Seika Corp. (SNES).
What platforms is The Aquatic Games available on?
The Aquatic Games was released for Amiga, Sega Genesis and Super NES.
Who designed The Aquatic Games?
The Aquatic Games was designed by Steve Bak.
Who composed the music for The Aquatic Games?
The music for The Aquatic Games was composed by Richard Joseph.
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