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Version for Commodore 64 (5.25") Elite (Europe)

Collection data

.dat name c64-dsk_no-intro
.dat version Commodore - 64 (PP) | http://www.no-intro.org | 20131204-081826
.dat status Up-to-date
ROMset platform Commodore 64 (5.25")
ROMset title Elite (Europe)
ROMset alias
ROMset CRC32* 911626b1
ROMset size* 327936 bytes

Version data

Intro title(s)
Compile date
Serial number
Texts
Voices
View
Screen overscan
Media
Players
Voting 0
Differences
Other versions
NES »
???? Elite (Europe) (En, Fr, De)
Amiga 500 »
???? Elite (Europe)
Amiga 500 »
???? Elite (Europe) (v2.0)
Amiga 500 »
???? Elite (Europe) (v2.0) (Compilation - Space Legends)
Atari ST »
???? Elite (Europe)
Commodore 64 (5.25") »
???? Elite (Europe) (Alt 1)
Commodore 64 (5.25") »
???? Elite (Germany)
Commodore 64 (5.25") »
???? Elite Platinum Vol 1 (Europe) (Compilation)
PC (diskette) »
???? Elite [2117]
NES »
1991 Elite (World) (Unl)
PC (diskette) »
1991 ★★★ Elite Plus [899]

Parent Game(s) data

GameElite (1991)
Genre(s)simulation
Saga(s)Elite (1991–1993)
Synopsis"Elite" is a free-form space trading and combat simulation, commonly considered the progenitor of this sub-genre. The player initially controls a character referred to as "Commander Jameson", starting at Lave Station with 100 credits and a lightly armed trading ship called Cobra Mark III. Most of the game consists of traveling to various star systems, trading with their inhabitants, gaining money and reputation. Money can also be gained by other means beside trading; these include undertaking military missions, bounty hunting, asteroid mining, and even piracy. As the player character earns money, he becomes able to upgrade his ships with enhancements such as better weapons, shields, increased cargo capacity, an automated docking system, etc.