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There are a number of games listed as Loadstar on Gamebase64 that have nothing to do with Loadstar.

There was an attempt for an Amiga disk magazine. Fender mentions it. I believe it was going to be called "View Point" - Scott Resh...

Thanks for looking into it. I've been doing some additional checks in the GB64 database and a few more Polish titles surfaced without...

I confess. I think it was during the conversion to D81s - and the menu didn't want to work. Fortunately, the newer menu program linked...

This was just released, an amazing remake of the 1982 Commodore Christmas demo. Seeing things like this makes me realize how much...

I pretty much cheated. I put 4 empty files, SIDE 1, SIDE 2, SIDE 3, and SIDE 4. Then I just changed the code (fortunately, it was in...

There's a charm to these early issues. They were really working that "space ship" theme.

I've been tinkering around a bit with the menu, fixing some problems and adding a couple of new highlight menus, including one for...

Did Softdisk ever venture over to the Amiga? It would've been interesting to see if the graphics capabilities of the Amiga were...

Big Blue Disk / On Disk Monthly used the "least common dominator" method of hardware support - so the were using CGA 4 color graphics...

@M64 Welcome! I'm having a hard time finding any reference to this one. If I had to guess, I'd guess that it was either a stand-alone...

Hello! I was wondering about the game "Lost", which was supposedly released by Loadstar in 1996: https://gb64.com/game.php?id=4458...

Ooh! I once hacked that demo (the original, not this remake) to change the text to function as a bumper for our yearly Christmas video...

Yep, it's the one game of mine that they ported to another platform. I still have my 3½" DOS disk of it somewhere, I think.

Big Blue Disk / On Disk Monthly used the "least common dominator" method of hardware support - so the were using CGA 4 color graphics...