Roger Dean – Obliterator
Another excellent example of Roger Dean’s unique take on Sci-fi, as demonstrated here with some Alien-esque artwork.
This was used as box art for the late 80s Psygnosis game ‘Obliterator’, a Platform / Puzzle / Shoot-Em-Up.
More information at http://www.mobygames.com/game/atari-st/obliterator
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Hi,
The Obliterator became quite famous on the Amiga.
In those days it was the computer that I dreamt about having, but couldn’t afford.
Kind regards,
José
yeah they were pretty expensive – so much better than the Atari ST though 🙂
The tragedy of the Amiga was the general perseption was the Atari was cooler because it was, well, Atari. i remember forever justifying the Amiga’s abilities in school playgrounds.
Love this one. I have been a fan of Roger Dean since the early 90s when I started to see his artwork appear on the box covers of Amiga games.
Yeah it’s defiantely one of my favs – though pretty much any Roger Dean & Sci-Fi is!