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Xenion
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Xenion is a video game for the Tandy CoCo computer, first released in 1987 and written by Michael Duncan. Xenion is an arcade-style vertical shooter game written in assembler for the CoCo computer. Xenion was Michael's first published game; Michael was 17 at the time.
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Introduction
Xenion was written by Michael Duncan and contracted to Diecom Products of Canada who had international (except in Australia) publishing rights. Another version was sold to Computer Hut Software of north Queensland, Australia.
History
Objective
Versions
Simularities to Other Games
Xenion bears resemblence to other vertical scrolling shooters, namely the 1982 arcade game Xevious by Namco.
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--MickyD 06:27, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
