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In this screenshot (Atari cart) there's one pixel missing from the middle of five white balls stacked vertically, must be corrupt because the Bro disk ver doesn't do this, and there ain't no other diffs on screens. This display is artifacts so it's worse than pictured here, you get a smear of color where the missing pixel is. For every corrupt bit seen on screen probably a bunch more you don't see, like 90% of an iceberg is below the waterline. |
| I used to load this up when I was young, and I could never get the ball to enter the field of play! On replay in the emulator, it turns out to be a good game for the time, but nothing special compared to modern games of course. |
| It's hard to knock a game that plays so naturally and uses the paddle buttons. This game had the look and feel of the real thing, and for an old pinball freak like yours truly, I was lost in 'cyber fantasyland'. What fun. I miss this one, and wish I could scarf up a copy that would run on the old 800! A real cutting edge game. |
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| Electronic Fun · June, 1983 | Rating: 2,5 / 4 |
David's Midnight Magic is a faithful simulation of a pinball game. The question is, who wants to play pinball in this age of crazed robots and monster aliens who spirit pathetic humans away to fates far worse than death? On the other hand, if you feel that pinball was treated unjustly, then this game is for you.
The game provides you with a very sharply drawn pinball field on which you... [more]
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