You'll get bored and play a more interesting game. Only the nice music saves it.įast becomes repetitive. Members receive 10 FREE city profile downloads a month, unlimited access to our detailed cost of living calculator and analysis, unlimited access to our. The carrier names change, but the missions stay the same.Ī bland looking title screen cycles from opening to high score. But, after a few rounds you notice things never change. You now have an armour meter, enemy planes don't kill you on contact and the spread weapon power up makes completing a level entirely conceivable and somewhat fun. There's no auto-fire either, so an auto-fire stick is a must.Īnd this is where 1943 has a small amount of merit. It's painful and you just wish for a speed power up constantly. Spending too long playing this game is a sure fire way to get permanent tinnitus. Your default weapon sounds like that "do-do" noise you'd make as a child with an imaginary laser gun. Here there is none, only ear gratingly tinny SFX. The Residents Bad Day on the Midway CD-ROM from Inscape is a sort-of sequel to their earlier Freak Show CD-ROM. I enjoy flying over the carriers, as it is a nice break from the blue/green monotony.ġ942 had in game music. However the enemy planes and especially the carriers look better. It's clear there is bad coding under the hood.
The play area is a small box, with half of the screen black. Painfully bad to look at and zero variation. The backgrounds are even worse than 1942. Jerky scrolling, but there is a kind of cool parallax effect going on.
0 kommentar(er)
