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== Story notes == | == Story notes == | ||
* Despite the cover of the game depicting the Dalek design of the black-and-white era with blue bumps, this design in not seen in-game. | * Despite the cover of the game depicting the Dalek design of the black-and-white era with blue bumps, this design in not seen in-game. | ||
* A beta of the game was playable at the 1992 PanoptiCon, which lasted 26-27 September at Coventry. During this version, K9 was a playable companion and each Doctor had their own title sequence. | * A beta of the game was playable at the 1992 PanoptiCon, which lasted 26-27 September at Coventry. During this version, K9 was a playable companion and each Doctor had their own title sequence.<ref name="DWM 193">[[DWM 193]]<ref/> | ||
* The game was released on November 29th to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the franchise. | * The game was released on November 29th to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the franchise.<ref name="DWM 193"/> | ||
* The first cheat code: JAMES BOND AND OLIVER REED WERE NEVER GOOD SINGERS, is a lyric line taken from Leatherface's "In The Real World". | * The first cheat code: JAMES BOND AND OLIVER REED WERE NEVER GOOD SINGERS, is a lyric line taken from Leatherface's "In The Real World". | ||
* During the introductory cut scene of the Amiga version, one of the art panels features the initials DHT tucked beside one of the Daleks. | * During the introductory cut scene of the Amiga version, one of the art panels features the initials DHT tucked beside one of the Daleks. | ||
