Coco Banana - Going Banana's for this new Amiga game by Amiten Software

Even more Amiga games to get through this month as we've recently been informed by our good friend Saberman, that Amiten Software's colourful platformer of ' Coco Banana ', was released over the weekend as a 2.0 public release. This game that was mentioned on our site some time ago as a work in progress feature, is a cute platformer developed using AMOS software, with development by Johnny Acevedo, Luis Fernandez and Dani Hermans.

Coco Banana - Amiten Software gives us a Xmas Demo of their cute Amiga game

At the beginning of this month we told you of Amiten Software's colourful Amiga platformer of ' Coco Banana ', that was not only available as a Physical Edition 19,90€ (inluded Shipping to Europe only), but it was also available as a digital download 9,90€ and playable as an early demo tease. Well if you're still feeling festive, Amiten Software has just released a Xmas demo so you can get a much better look at this rather cute and charming platformer developed using AMOS software using the special patched Amos.Library

Coco Banana - Going Banana's for this new Amiga game by Amiten Software

Even more Amiga games to get through this weekend as we've recently been informed by our good friend Saberman, that Amiten Software's colourful platformer of ' Coco Banana ' is not only ready for pre-orders as a limited boxed edition priced at 19,90€, but there's a public demo for you to try as well! This game was mentioned on our site some time ago, and is a cute platformer developed using AMOS software, and the team behind it is Johnny Acevedo, Luis Fernandez and Dani Hermans.

Coco Banana - In development Amiga platformer requires an Amiga 1200

Even more gaming news to get through today as we've been informed that 'Coco Banana ', which is in development by AMITEN SOFTWARE for the Amiga, has since been shown off again but this time with a new screenshot and detailed gaming info. A game that had its recent appearance on Indie Retro News, is a platformer using AMOS software, and the main developer behind it is Johnny Acevedo