Amigo is, plain and simple, a bootleg of Amidar: the player moves across a grid of squares painting their borders to complete them, while a group of enemies tries to catch him before the drawing is finished. Computran put it into circulation around 1982, at a time when copying other studios' boards with small tweaks was common currency in certain markets. It adds nothing Amidar didn't already have, but it's a useful document on how board piracy worked in the early 80s: change the name, adjust some technical detail, and sell it again.
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