Spot Goes to Hollywood

Spot Goes to Hollywood

Publisher: Virgin Interactive
Developer: Eurocom, Burst
System(s): Sega Mega Drive, Sega Saturn
ROM Size:

3MB
Sound Driver: GEMS
Genre: Action

Release	Date	RRP	Code
US	1995-02-04	$?	T-81616
EU	1995	£49.99	T-70326-50
BR	199x	R$?	048270
JP	1997-01-10	¥5,800	T-7014G
US	1997-01-22	$?	T-7001H
EU	1997	£34.99	T-7001H-50

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Spot Goes to Hollywood (スポットゴーズトゥーハリウッド) is an isometric sequel to Cool Spot. It was developed by Eurocom and published by Virgin Interactive in 1995 for the Sega Mega Drive, with significantly enhanced versions with different levels appearing on the Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation in 1996. These versions were developed by Burst. A SNES version of the game was planned, but cancelled. A Sega 32X port was also seemingly in development — only MANIAC Magazine mentions it, giving it a 75.

In the game, the 7-up mascot Spot has become trapped within a movie projector, and must now travel between different movie genres attempting to escape.

Production Credits

Mega Drive Version

Developed by: Eurocom Entertainment Software
Lead Programmers: Ian Denny, Tim Swann
Additional Programming: Steve Bak, Ashley Finney, Kevin Grantham, Tim Rogers
Art and Animation: Andy Bee, Matt Dixon, Colin Garratt, Adrian Mannion, Clive Stevenson
Additional Art: Nigel Bentley, Pete Lyon
Project Management: Hugh Binns, Tim Rogers, Mat Sneap
Tools Programming: Nick Flemming, Tim Rogers
Maps and Level Design: Steve Bak, Hugh Bins, Ian Denny, Steve Duckworth, Colin Garratt, Kevin Grantham, Adrian Mannion, Mat Sneap
Music and Sound: Tommy Tallarico
Testing: Kevin Holt, Richard Moody, Libby Whitham
Special Thanks to: Martin Alper, Richard Alton, Neil Baldwin, Paul Bates, David Fries, Mark Hetherington, Stuart Johnson, Nick Jones, Dave Looker, Dave Perry, Dave Pridmore, Julian Rignall, Ren Rosman, Rob Watkins, John Williams, Neil Young
Published by: Virgin Interactive Entertainment
Producer: Robb Alvey
Associate Producer: Grady Hunt, Mike Merrin
Assistant Producer: Craig McCoy
Vice President Production: Erix Lux
Q.A. Manager: Dave Maxey
Group Head: Stacey Mendoza
Lead Analyst: Gordon Madison
Anaylsts: Jeff Rice, Mitch Feldman, Paul Shoener, David E. Johnson, Brian Wagner, Matt Muench, Victor Rodriguez, Robert Dearborn

Saturn Version

Heather Barclay, Jerod M. Bennett, Jeff Berting, Jeanne Brinker, Jared Brinkley, Stuart Gregg, Ray Huerta, Mark W.J. Kelly, Mila Kelly, Martin McDonald, Patrick Moran, Tom Rademacher, Molly Talbot, Jannifer Terry, Michael B. Witt, Perry Zombolas

Physical Scans

Mega Drive Version

81

Sega Retro Average

Based on 10 reviews

Publication	Score	Source
Consoles +	87	^{№49, p108/109}
EGM ^†	71
Game Players	63
Joypad	87	^{№48, p66/67}
MAN!AC	77
Mean Machines Sega	91	^{№37, p22/23/24/25/26/27}
Player One	82
Power Unlimited	74
Sega Pro	85	^{№53, p40/41}
Sega Saturn Magazine	90	^{№1, p86}