The re-branded sequel, swapped the characters, and renamed Major Locke to Commander Serena who appears to have been influenced by the Taarna character in Heavy Metal. The game put you in a role of woman named Major Locke who has to rescue her boyfriend Arkon from the planet Phantis. It was better enough that outside of Spain, the game was officially published as Game Over II. It wasn’t a particularly remarkable game, but it was better than one of Dinamic’s earlier games, Game Over, which was a flip-screen adventure game. A game that melded Gradius style space shooting with flip-screen adventure gaming popularized by the Nodes Of Yesod. One of their noteworthy games in the European market was a game called Phantis. Based in Spain, the company put out a number of titles across several platforms. Vying to make original games in these genres. This gave birth to a wealth of independent developers, and major publishers on computer platforms. Many of the best arcade games saw ports not only on systems like the Nintendo Entertainment System, and Sega Master system, but the Commodore 64, Atari 8-bit family, and the ZX Spectrum too. Arcade shmups, and action platformers were also very popular. Every genre continued to grow on home computers. As Nintendo was slowly capturing, and rebuilding the console market in the states, computers continued to hold their own. Back in 1987 Home Computer gaming was bustling.
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