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A wonderful combination of Tchaikovsky, colours and playability.
The C64 is excellent too. But the Atari has brighter, more exciting music. The controls are also more responsive and faster.
One of the better Atari games! |
| Punkydudester - 21/12/2014 |
This one I played often and it was unique which made it more enjoyable. It just seemed everyone wanted to make a shooting game of some kind and this added to the variety. |
| I used to play this game a lot - it started off easy enough but soon became tricky once you got to the 5th screen and had to negotiate all sorts of obstacles and foes to complete your paint job, all set to a Tchaikovsky sound track. |
| The "Award Winner" that's on the title screen has to do with Fernando being the first APX Star Award winner in 1981 (for My First Alphabet), which also netted him a $25,000 check from Atari Inc.
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| aye martin:) the music realy added a lot to the gameplay wich is nice and cool if ya like games like QIX or Time-Runner. Definetly a MUST TRY
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| very bright graphics, very catchy classical BGM and the game is compelling enough to keep us coming back |
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Electronic Fun · March, 1984 | Rating: 2 / 4 |
Sysiphus, you will remember, (those of you who have read your Bullfinch, that is) is doomed to spend eternity in Hades pushing a rock up a mountain only to have it roll all the way down to the bottom so he has to start the whole thankless task over again. In Bristles, Peter the Painter has to paint a house. At certain levels, Brenda the Brat, a rude little girl, comes along and leaves her chubby... [more]
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