Any info on Mutantology and where to get it?

MethodGit · 17 August 2004, 20:49

I've gained knowledge recently of a CD that was released on the Amiga called "Mutantology Collection" or somewhere along those lines. Now, I have a feeling this is a gathering of all the games made by Mutation Software, right?

I'm quite keen on checking this baby out but I'm not sure if anybody even sells it online anymore? SoftHut listed it as one of the special offers you could get if you bought Amiga Forever 6 off them (the CD would cost just $7.99), but it doesn't seem to have an entry of its own on that site, unlike most of the other 'special offers'. Help would be doodily appreciated, folks.

MethodGit · 21 August 2004, 22:45

I guess nothing then...

StarEye · 22 August 2004, 15:21

http://tiw-pro.web.internet.telia.co...utantology.jpg

Here's a picture of the back of the Mutantology cover.

kolorabi · 22 August 2004, 22:48

Not sure how helpful this is, but have you asked Mutation Software? They're still around, at http://www.mutationsoftware.com/

You're right that it's a compilation of all of Mutation Software's games. Most of these games can be downloaded from BttR: http://www.back2roots.org/News/Find/?find=mutation

MethodGit · 25 August 2004, 13:51

Quote:

25-08-04 We are sorry to announce that after 15 years in business trading as Mutation Software that we will closing down UK business in September 2004. Website operations and online store fronts, including sister sites and project development will close shortly after. To all fans of our games past an present a big 'THANK YOU' for buying and playing our games!.

Talk about bad timing or what!

kolorabi · 27 August 2004, 01:40

Very sad, and also a little bit strange - it was very recently announced that the PC-version of Tin Toy Adventure will be one of the first games to be released on a new budget label in the UK & Benelux-countries. So I thought that would mean some additional income for them.

17 August 2004, 20:49	#1
MethodGit Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The Streets Age: 36 Posts: 2,731	Any info on Mutantology and where to get it? I've gained knowledge recently of a CD that was released on the Amiga called "Mutantology Collection" or somewhere along those lines. Now, I have a feeling this is a gathering of all the games made by Mutation Software, right? I'm quite keen on checking this baby out but I'm not sure if anybody even sells it online anymore? SoftHut listed it as one of the special offers you could get if you bought Amiga Forever 6 off them (the CD would cost just $7.99), but it doesn't seem to have an entry of its own on that site, unlike most of the other 'special offers'. Help would be doodily appreciated, folks.

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21 August 2004, 22:45	#2
MethodGit Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The Streets Age: 36 Posts: 2,731	I guess nothing then...

22 August 2004, 15:21	#3
StarEye Zone Friend Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Norway Age: 43 Posts: 987	http://tiw-pro.web.internet.telia.co...utantology.jpg Here's a picture of the back of the Mutantology cover.

22 August 2004, 22:48	#4
kolorabi Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Location: Norway Posts: 130	Not sure how helpful this is, but have you asked Mutation Software? They're still around, at http://www.mutationsoftware.com/ You're right that it's a compilation of all of Mutation Software's games. Most of these games can be downloaded from BttR: http://www.back2roots.org/News/Find/?find=mutation

27 August 2004, 01:40	#6
kolorabi Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Location: Norway Posts: 130	Very sad, and also a little bit strange - it was very recently announced that the PC-version of Tin Toy Adventure will be one of the first games to be released on a new budget label in the UK & Benelux-countries. So I thought that would mean some additional income for them.

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