Unknown lead platform:
500 cc Grand Prix
Released for Amstrad CPC & Thomson TO in 1986
Released for Atari ST, Commodore 64, & PC in 1987
Microïds founder Elliot Grassiano is receives sole credit on the Amstrad CPC version, and shares credits with others on the ST, C64, and PC versions. Credits on the Thomson version are unavailable.
Chicago 90
Released for Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, PC, Thomson MO, & Thomson TO in 1989
Evidence: The Last Report
Released for DOS/Windows in 1996
Released for Playstation in 1997
Early development targeted the Jaguar CD, with a port planned for the Philips CD-i! Unsurprisingly, neither version ever surfaced.
Still Life
Released for PC & Xbox in April 2005
Select chronology:
Title | Lead platform | Date | Contemporary ports |
500 cc Grand Prix | ??? | 1986 | Same-year releases on Amstrad CPC & Thomson TO 1987 releases on Atari ST, C64, & PC |
Downhill Challenge | Amstrad CPC | 1987 | 1988 ports to various computers |
Chicago 90 | ??? | 1989 | Same-year releases on various computers |
Evidence: The Last Report | ??? | 1996 | Simultaneous DOS/Windows release 1997 release on PS1 |
Corsairs: Conquest at Sea | Windows | 3/3/1999 |
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Road to India: Between Hell and Nirvana | Windows | 5/23/2001 |
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Syberia | Windows | 5/30/2002 | 2003 ports to PS2 & Xbox |
Post Mortem | Windows | 11/18/2002 |
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Syberia II | Windows | 3/29/2004 | Same-year ports to PS2 & Xbox |
Still Life | ??? | 4/14/2005 | Simultaneous releases on PC & Xbox |
I'd say play the PC version of Still Life, as if PC is an option it is usually preferable
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