Firstly, this is an interesting concept they tried for the time using some comedy. Obviously probably to win over new player demographics. As for another maze game not bad looking but I think you made the gameplay look easier than it actually was 😅 Very cool when you stacked those tanks towards the end. That level looked impossible and you almost had it completed. Plus yeah I can see you doing hardware mods for this game much like Jason Kopp did with his 280 zZZAP arcade. Glad you got it going!
I play this one a lot, despite my commentary. It seriously is a lot of fun :) I still have to iron out the glitch on the side, but other than that, it's working flawlessly.
What I like about these Pacific Novelty games (other than the fun/great gameplay) is that you can have own narration in the game (via Cassette as seen in the video, & I'm wondering how many operators void their warranty just throw their speech in the game back then [maybe little]), also that one stage with all the dots like that ('Die the Level') reminds me of SEGA's Car Hunt (but way more relentless).
First of all. That thing looks amazing. Second of all. Give me that Congorilla.
Firstly, this is an interesting concept they tried for the time using some comedy. Obviously probably to win over new player demographics. As for another maze game not bad looking but I think you made the gameplay look easier than it actually was 😅 Very cool when you stacked those tanks towards the end. That level looked impossible and you almost had it completed. Plus yeah I can see you doing hardware mods for this game much like Jason Kopp did with his 280 zZZAP arcade. Glad you got it going!
I play this one a lot, despite my commentary. It seriously is a lot of fun :)
I still have to iron out the glitch on the side, but other than that, it's working flawlessly.
What I like about these Pacific Novelty games (other than the fun/great gameplay) is that you can have own narration in the game (via Cassette as seen in the video, & I'm wondering how many operators void their warranty just throw their speech in the game back then [maybe little]), also that one stage with all the dots like that ('Die the Level') reminds me of SEGA's Car Hunt (but way more relentless).
That final round is going to take a lot of practice haha. I can't believe there are 32 of these levels.