May 31, 2025
Battle Squadron
The goblins made an unruly pile with military precision.
Artist: Mark Tedin TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
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Battle Squadron
The goblins made an unruly pile with military precision.
Artist: Mark Tedin TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
Battle Squadron (Mercadian Masques) - Mark Tedin
More cards with art by Mark Tedin on Scryfall
So it turns out the greatest video game of all-time, with a 109% review score, is on the Amiga.
(Amiga Computing, March 1990)
USA 1990
Hybris Battle Squadron
Way back in 1988 the Amiga was only beginning to carve out its niche in Europe as the home gaming computer. Sure, it had the power, but nobody really had any idea how to utilize it to the fullest. For example, the shoot’em-up genre was rather underutilized – sure, there was Xenon 1, which was okay, and Zynaps, which was also rather okay, but the remaining dozen games were… just not very good. That, however, was soon to change as Cope-Com, a completely new studio founded by two young people from Denmark, released their very first game, Hybris.
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