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"Anyone remember Rainbird??"

I was digging thorugh soem old games the other day and found a few of my favourite games of all time, one of which is Starglider a game created by a company called Rainbird and published by its sister company Firebird, both company's later become part of Electronic arts, so i just wondered if anyoen else on here knows of the company or of any of their superb games? Let me know

I was digging thorugh soem old games the other day and found a few of my favourite games of all time, one of which is Starglider a game created by a company called Rainbird and published by its sister company Firebird, both company's later become part of Electronic arts, so i just wondered if anyoen else on here knows of the company or of any of their superb games? Let me know

LOL!

[And come on Snuggly, I can't imagine you not laughing at this either...]

so do u remember the company or not?

Now where can I place that name.....hm.....

;-)

?? So???? u two remember or have somethign to do with Starglider, got to be one of most favourite games of all time!

I've seen some damn good attempts to get a free game, but this really takes the biscuit. :0)

Hmmmmm. Rainbird. Swear I've heard that somewhere.....I just can't put my finger on it. Maybe I'm just being stupid, but doesn't he.......nah.....that's silly.

Ignore me.

Grix Thraves wrote:
> I've seen some damn good attempts to get a free game, but this really takes the
> biscuit. :0)

..and the cooky jar too, by the sound of it. In fact, I think he may have stolen the whole of McVitees line..

Waht are you two on??? I jsut wondered if any of these modern gamers rember any "classic" games, in these days of ps2 and such makes me wonder if anyone rembers where the industry began, plus i also hear Elite is comming out on the GBA so i wondered if anyone knew if Starglider might ever do the same?

I'm saying this ONLY because I'm dying to see the reaction. Suppose it kinda enlightens those that haven't a clue what this topic is about.

Rainbird and Firebird software was created and run by the owner of Special Reserve, Mr T. Rainbird, also known as "Tony", "The Tony", "The Loony", "Run for your Lives!", and "ARGGGHHH!!!".

What a coincidence, I tells you... :0)