Atari ST / TT / Falcon

Tried again - and same 1KB ZIP file. As wrote it is empty. Plus, search for this title online resulted with nothing. I guess only chance to write to person who sent image file here .

This is from Zero issue 17 that had the game on its cover disk: The game starts inside the helicopter so you don't need to worry about that tricky 'open the door and take a big step up' routine. Instead you must press F7 to start everything humming. Then type in POW. This doesn't mean you will be overwhelmed by a group of escaping prisoners of war. Instead, it switches on the power. Now you're ready to start motoring. With the exception of a few typed commands and the odd F key, Super Huey is mouse-controlled. To take off, press F8 to start the engine and then hold down the right mouse button and move the mouse to the right. This increases your rpm. When rpm reaches 1200 press F9 to engage rotor clutch. Now increase rpm to 3500. Pull back on the mouse to increase lift. Yahoo! You're airborne. Below is a list of controls necessary to keep you airborne. A handy tip. You can't stop a movement by simply releasing the button - you need to make a compensatory movement in the other direction. (Yer wot? Ed.) For example, if you bank left, you'll need to bank right a bit in order to return to forward flight. It's all in the wrist action. MOUSE CONTROLS Left Mouse Button depressed and... Forward: Decrease lift/thrust. Backward: Increase lift/thrust. Left: Increase throttle. Right: Decrease throttle

The title is 'Another IK Version, not .. 1K .. Please correct - and this may make some think that this is 1K game (only 1 KB long, as such ones exist) . Real length is over 100 KB (unpacked) . And as I see, it works well only with STE .

Great version of a classic!

What a nice surprise ! New pages design, more info, better overview. Here can find and DL cover scan of this release: https://atari.8bitchip.info/SCRSH/spaceball.html Where can find about how to upload scans (and floppy image files) to this host ?

Excellent graphics, animation and sound and overall a great game.

Brutal but great fun. Excellent animations and weapon sounds with really gory deaths for the various types of weapons but all done with a touch of cartoon humour. Would get top marks from me but for the really sensitive controls and is too easy to face the wrong way or move too far but otherwise a great game. Reminds me of games like Rebel Star on the Spectrum or X-Com type games crossed with Alien Syndrome.

A simple top-down, vertically scrolling racing game written in STOS Basic and released either in the late 1980s or early 1990s, though no date is given anywhere in-game. The player races against the clock using the joystick. Up and Down accelerate and decelerate, Left and Right move the car horizontally. There are 4 different courses in total and the player can track their progress with via the LAPS display which shows the remaining number of laps in the current course. While steering is sluggish at low speeds, the handling improves at speed. However, crash too many times and the game is over. There is no publication information provided in-game, save for the phone number to the "Crash ST BBS" based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Look for landmarks such as Lion's Stadium and the "Welcome to Burnaby" sign, and be sure to run in PAL mode for that authentic Canadian computing experience!

I have made this game totally free, it should have been a l along. You can host it hear if you would like to. I am never charging for this. I was just an experiment in finally finishing a game.

I tried this and spotted only problems. Works not with TOS 1.04 (French too), only with 1.02 and 1.00. But not for long - after little play it became unresponsible. Anyone played it well ? Some details about used config ?